Nextjs hosting
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Built for the way Next.js scales
Deploy your Next.js app without the hassle of server setup. Just push your code, and Hostinger’s Node.js hosting will take care of the build, runtime, and routing so your SSR, ISR, and API routes work exactly as expected.
Your project also runs on an infrastructure built for steady performance and reliable uptime, with ample room to handle traffic as it grows. This gives you a simpler path to production and less time spent on ops work.
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Nextjs hosting FAQs
Get answers to the most frequently asked questions about Nextjs hosting services.
What is Next.js hosting?
Next.js hosting is a production environment for running Next.js apps with the Node.js runtime, build process, and server-side features your app needs. It matters because Next.js projects often depend on SSR, API routes, and dynamic rendering that static hosting alone cannot handle.
How is Next.js hosting different from regular VPS hosting?
With a VPS, you manage the OS, Node.js version, process manager, security updates, and deployment setup yourself. With our Node.js hosting, those server tasks are handled for you, so you can deploy your Next.js app without having to maintain the server stack.
Can I deploy a Next.js app from a private GitHub repository?
Yes. Connect your GitHub account, grant access to the private repository, and deploy from the branch you want. Updates can be pulled from Git just like with a public repo.
Are there traffic limits or overage fees for Next.js hosting?
Yes, plans include resource limits, and if your app grows beyond them you may need to upgrade. We do not charge surprise overage fees for normal traffic spikes, but sustained usage that exceeds your plan's capacity can require a higher tier.
How do I move my Next.js app from local development or another host?
Push your app to a Git repository, connect it to Hostinger, and deploy the branch you want to run in production. If you are moving from another host, you can point your domain after deployment and migrate environment variables and build settings as needed.