Your whole media stack,
conducted for you.
Maestarr sets up a complete Sonarr / Radarr / Plex stack on your NAS in about 20 minutes, with every app wired together and quality profiles applied. Then it keeps everything healthy with monitoring and automatic fixes.
Comfortable with a terminal? It’s one command:
docker run -d --name maestarr -p 8265:8265 \ -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock \ -v /volume1/maestarr:/maestarr -e HOST_ROOT=/volume1/maestarr \ ghcr.io/maestarr/agent:latest
One container. Then open port 8265 and answer six questions.
One wizard sets up and connects all of it
Set it up once. Forget it’s there.
The two-hour copy-paste ritual becomes a wizard, then a quiet caretaker.
Setup without the wiki-diving
API keys exchanged, download clients registered, Prowlarr synced, TRaSH-guides quality profiles applied, including dedicated anime libraries. The two-hour copy-paste ritual becomes a wizard.
Plain-English diagnoses
“This download finished but won’t import, usually a permissions mismatch. Here’s the fix button.” Every problem explained like a human, not a log line.
Fixes itself at 3 AM
Stuck queues, stalled downloads, dead containers, dropped VPNs, config drift. Detected and repaired before you notice. Your stack just works.
Free to set up. Pay only to stop babysitting.
The wizard and local dashboard are free forever. Pro is the “watch it so I don’t have to” tier.
Free
- Full setup wizard
- All platforms
- Local health dashboard
- One-click manual fixes
Pro
- Automatic fixes; it repairs itself
- Cloud dashboard, any number of servers
- Email alerts when something needs you
- Weekly config-drift correction
Self-hosters’ promise
- The agent runs on your hardware
- API keys never leave your box
- Cloud telemetry is opt-in, health-only
- Free tier is free forever
A note on real costs: downloading needs a Usenet provider and indexer, roughly $10 to $15 per month, paid to them rather than to us. Maestarr’s free tier costs nothing. Some provider recommendations use affiliate links; prices are identical for you, and they keep the free tier free.