Vite hosting
Deploy apps built with Vite in minutes
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Built for Vite-powered apps
Host your Vite-built app on Node.js hosting with a setup that stays close to your existing workflow. Push your project, run the build, and serve the generated app without extra configuration getting in the way.
Your site runs on managed infrastructure designed for steady performance and reliable uptime, so it keeps handling traffic as your project grows. That gives you a simpler path from local development to production, with less server work to manage.
Push your code. We’ll take it from here
Vite hosting FAQs
Get answers to the most frequently asked questions about Vite hosting services.
What is vite hosting, and why do I need it for my app?
Vite hosting means deploying the app built with Vite to a live Node.js environment so users can access it online. It matters because Vite is a build tool, not the production runtime, so you still need hosting for the compiled app and any backend it depends on.
How is Vite hosting different from regular VPS hosting?
With regular VPS hosting, you manage the server OS, Node.js version, process manager, updates, and security yourself. With our Node.js hosting, the platform handles the server layer so you can focus on the app instead of maintenance.
Can I deploy a Vite project from a private GitHub repository?
Yes. You can connect your GitHub account, grant access to the private repository, and deploy from the branch you choose. Updates can then be deployed from GitHub without manual uploads.
Are there traffic limits or overage fees for Vite hosting?
There are resource limits, so if your app grows beyond the plan's capacity, you'll need to upgrade. We don't charge surprise overage fees for traffic spikes, but sustained high usage can require more resources.
How do I move my Vite app from local development or another host?
Connect the Git repository for your Vite app or upload the built project, then set the required Node.js version and environment variables. If you're moving from another host, point your domain to Hostinger and redeploy the app here.