Yes. You can share your own Drupal app / recipe / sites through Drupal Forge, please contact us. You can share your apps for free for a fee. You can provide production hosting for your apps through Drupal Forge as well and you can collect monthly maintenance, support, and/or hosting fees.

DevPanel is actively contributing to Drupal Forge. We are in talks with other vendors about getting involved and would welcome assistance reaching out to more.

Drupal Forge is a maintained as a Drupal community project. We invite you to get involved and help shape the future of this project. This project is built by the community for the community.

Our goal is to be a platform where competing vendors can work together on a unified launch experience. This aligns with the Starshot goal of bringing vendors together to build a common Drupal product for non-technical users.

Drupal contributors can use Drupal Forge to try Drupal, experiment with new modules, test bugs, try out bug fixes, and to contribute code back to the Drupal project. 

You can use it to teach Drupal development and VS Code to others.

Drupal Forge is mainly a tool for developers. 

If you're in the development business, then Drupal Forge will make you more productive, help you collaborate, and save costs.

You will be able to create and deploy better sites faster.

Drupal Forge is supported by various individuals and companies. 

If you would like to support Drupal Forge, then please contact us.

To run a Drupal Forge (DF) site in your local dev environment, simply create a backup of your site in the DF dashboard and then download those files (code, database, and the static files) to your local machine. 

Use the downloaded files to spin up your site locally. 

Yes. You can deploy your Dev sites to any production hosting provider of your choice. Check out the video(s) under the How-To section.

Please check out the videos on the how-to page. (Click here)