Gatsby hosting
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Deploy your Gatsby site on Node.js hosting without extra setup. Push your code, and your static pages and app logic are served from a runtime that’s ready for modern JavaScript projects.
Your project stays on managed infrastructure with the uptime and scaling handled for you. That means fewer deployment tasks to manage and more time building features your users can actually see.
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Gatsby hosting FAQs
Get answers to the most frequently asked questions about Gatsby hosting services.
What is Gatsby hosting, and why does it matter for production sites?
Gatsby hosting means deploying a Gatsby app or site to a runtime that serves the generated frontend and supports the Node.js parts your project may need. It matters because production hosting handles uptime, scaling, and deployment, so you do not have to run everything from your local machine.
How is Gatsby hosting different from regular VPS hosting?
With a VPS, you manage the server, Node.js version, process manager, updates, and security yourself. With managed Gatsby hosting, the platform handles the runtime and deployment flow for you, so you can focus on the app instead of server setup.
Can I deploy a Gatsby app from a private GitHub repository?
Yes. Connect your GitHub account, grant access to the private repository, and deploy from the branch you want to use. Updates can be deployed from future pushes the same way as with a public repo.
Are there traffic limits or extra fees for Gatsby hosting?
There are plan limits for resources and traffic, and if a project outgrows them you need to upgrade instead of paying random overage fees. Check the plan details for the current limits before you launch at scale.
How do I move a Gatsby site from local development or another host?
Connect the Gatsby project from your Git repository or upload the build source, then deploy it in Hostinger. If you are moving from another host, update your environment variables and domain settings, then verify the build and runtime match your current setup.