React hosting
Deploy React apps in production with Node.js hosting
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Built for the way React scales
Deploy your React app with a simple setup that streamlines the journey from code to production. Just push your project to Hostinger’s Node.js hosting, and your frontend will run in an environment that's ready for modern JavaScript builds and dynamic app behavior.
Your app will stay online on managed infrastructure, built for steady performance and reliable uptime. This gives you fewer deployment chores, more room to scale when usage grows, and more time to focus on the interface and features your users actually see.
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React hosting FAQs
Get answers to the most frequently asked questions about React hosting services.
What is React hosting?
React hosting is a production environment for apps built with React, so they can be deployed, served, and accessed by users. It matters because your app needs a runtime, build handling, and a stable public endpoint, not just static files on a laptop.
How is React hosting different from regular VPS hosting?
With a VPS, you manage the server, Node.js version, process manager, updates, and security yourself. With Hostinger's Node.js hosting, those server tasks are handled for you, which reduces setup and maintenance for your React app.
Can I deploy a React app from a private GitHub repository?
Yes. Connect your GitHub account, grant access to the private repository, and deploy from the branch you want. You can keep the repo private while using the usual push-to-deploy workflow.
Are there traffic limits or overage fees for React hosting?
There are plan limits, and if your app grows past them you need to move to a bigger plan or an appropriate setup. We do not add surprise overage fees for normal traffic spikes, but sustained usage should match the resources of your plan.
How do I move my React app from local or another host to Hostinger?
Push the app to GitHub, connect the repository in Hostinger, and deploy the branch you want. If you're moving from another host, you can point the app to the same codebase and update any environment variables or build settings during setup.