Fastify hosting
Deploy Fastify apps in minutes, not hours
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Fastify hosting without the bottlenecks
Deploy your Fastify app with a setup that keeps the path from code to production simple. Push your project, start the Node.js runtime, and run APIs or websites without spending time on custom server configuration.
Your app stays on managed hosting built for reliability, so traffic growth and routine maintenance are handled with less manual work. That gives you a cleaner deployment process and more time to focus on the routes, logic, and features that matter.
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Fastify hosting FAQs
Get answers to the most frequently asked questions about Fastify hosting services.
What is fastify hosting and why do I need it?
Fastify hosting means running a Fastify app on a server environment that supports Node.js, dependencies, and your app's startup process. It matters because your code needs a place to run continuously, handle requests, and stay reachable in production.
How is fastify hosting different from regular VPS hosting?
With a VPS, you manage the OS, Node.js version, process manager, reverse proxy, and updates yourself. With our Node.js hosting for Fastify, those server-level tasks are handled for you, so you deploy the app without managing the full machine.
Can I deploy a private GitHub repository for my Fastify app?
Yes. Connect your GitHub account, grant access to the private repository, and deploy from the branch you want. Updates can then be pulled from Git just like with a public repo.
Are there traffic limits or overage fees for Fastify apps?
Plans include defined resource limits, so if your Fastify app grows beyond them, you may need to upgrade. We do not charge surprise overage fees for normal usage, but sustained traffic above your plan's capacity can affect performance.
How do I move my Fastify app from local or another host?
Push your Fastify project to GitHub or upload it, then connect it to Hostinger and set the start command and environment variables. If your app already runs locally with Node.js, the deployment flow is usually straightforward.