Run it on your own server

You need Docker with Compose, on a server, a spare computer or a Raspberry Pi with a 64-bit OS.

$ curl -fsSL https://saas-monitor.com/install.sh | sh$ cd saas-monitor && docker compose up -d

The script writes a saas-monitor folder with a Compose file and a .env of fresh secrets, then stops: it needs no root, starts nothing and touches nothing else.

Open http://localhost:3000, create your account and connect Stripe. Database migrations run on their own.

Set APP_URL in .env to the address the TV will use, such as http://192.168.1.20:3000, and run docker compose up -d again: screen links are built from it.

A local network is enough for a TV in the same office. Put SaaS Monitor behind HTTPS with a domain to open screens from anywhere and get instant updates: Stripe only sends webhooks to a public HTTPS address. Any reverse proxy works, such as Caddy.

Without it, SaaS Monitor checks Stripe at a steady pace, about every 17 minutes for small accounts.

$ docker compose pull$ docker compose up -d

Pull the new image and restart: open screens notice the new version and reload themselves. To update on your own terms, pin a release with SAAS_MONITOR_VERSION.

Everything: your Stripe key, your data and your settings live in your own MySQL database, and one command backs them up. Two optional features reach out: custom voice phrases are sent to Gradium to be spoken, and phone notifications go through Expo’s push service.

Once your team has signed up, set DISABLE_SIGNUPS=true: nobody else can create an account, and invitations keep working.