Quick answer
Pydici is a free, open source project in the “Industry & Niche” group, built with Python (Django). It is released under AGPL-3.0, has 148 GitHub stars, and its repository was last updated in Oct 2026. You can self-host it on your own server. Verified 14 October 2026.
Industry & Niche
Pydici
CRM, billing and staffing tool for consulting companies.
GitHub stars
148
Last repo update
Oct 2026
License
AGPL-3.0
Technology
Python (Django)
What is Pydici?
Pydici is a Django application for consulting firms that combines customer tracking, billing and staffing management.
Highlights
- Leads and customer tracking
- Billing and staffing
- Built for consultancies
- AGPL-3.0
Best for
Consulting and professional-services companies.
Self-Hosted (Open Source Edition)
Install on your own server • No per-user software fee • Full control & privacy
Self-Host on My Server →Official Website & Docs
We did not find an official hosted plan in the project documentation. Read the docs before deciding.
Open the docs →🏠 Self-Hosted Version
You download the source code and run it on your own server or VPS (for example Hostinger, AWS or DigitalOcean).
Installation
The repository has no README file. Use the project website and the docs inside the repository.
Open the official install guide →
Requirements: Python with Django and a database.
Commands above come from the project's own documentation (checked 14 October 2026). Versions change, so confirm against the official guide before running anything on a production server.
Need a server to host it?
Docker, Node, Python, Java and similar stacks usually need a VPS where you can install your own software. A small VPS is enough to start, and you can upgrade later. Hostinger offers both shared web hosting and VPS plans.
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🌐 Official Website & Documentation
We could not confirm an official hosted plan for Pydici in its documentation. Self-hosting is the main route.
Third-party providers may offer managed hosting. Always check their terms and that you can export your data.
Self-Hosted vs Hosted by Someone Else
| Factor | Self-Hosted | Managed / third-party |
|---|---|---|
| Cost | No software fee for the open edition. You pay for hosting. | Depends on the provider you choose. |
| Data privacy & control | Data stays on your server. | Data lives on the provider's servers. |
| Maintenance | You install updates and run backups. | The provider handles it. |
| Best for | Teams with a developer or sysadmin, and data-sensitive companies. | Teams who want a fast start and no server work. |
No technical person on the team
→ Ask a developer or managed host to set it up
Avoid running a server you cannot maintain.
Team with a developer or sysadmin
→ Self-Hosted
Lower running cost and full customization.
Data-sensitive or regulated work
→ Self-Hosted on your own server
You decide where data lives and who can access it.
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Frequently asked questions about Pydici
Is Pydici free and open source?
Pydici is released under AGPL-3.0. Always read the LICENSE file in the official repository before you use, modify or redistribute it. License details were verified on 14 October 2026.
What technology does Pydici use?
Pydici is built with Python (Django).
Can I self-host Pydici?
Yes. You can download the source from the official GitHub repository and run it on your own server or VPS. Requirements: Python with Django and a database.
Does Pydici have a hosted or cloud version?
We could not confirm an official hosted plan in the project documentation. Check the official website for the latest options.
Who is Pydici best for?
Consulting and professional-services companies.
What are good alternatives to Pydici?
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Data verified 14 October 2026 from the project's public repository and documentation. Details change, so check the official sources. See our disclaimer. Found a mistake? Tell us.