Sveltekit hosting
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Built for the way SvelteKit scales
Deploy your SvelteKit app on Node.js hosting without adding extra deployment work. Push your code, and Hostinger runs the build and server side of your project so your routes, server endpoints, and rendered pages behave as expected.
Your app stays on managed infrastructure built for Node.js, with the reliability and headroom to handle growth without constant server upkeep. That gives you a simpler path from local development to production, and more time to focus on the features your users see.
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Sveltekit hosting FAQs
Get answers to the most frequently asked questions about Sveltekit hosting services.
What is SvelteKit hosting?
SvelteKit hosting means running your SvelteKit app on a server that can execute its Node.js runtime and server-side routes. It matters because static hosting alone is not enough if your app uses SSR, endpoints, or server actions.
How is SvelteKit hosting different from regular VPS hosting?
With a VPS, you install and maintain Node.js, a process manager, TLS, updates, and security yourself. With managed SvelteKit hosting, that runtime layer is handled for you, so you deploy the app instead of administering the server.
Can I deploy a SvelteKit app from a private GitHub repository?
Yes. Connect your GitHub account, grant access to the private repo, and deploy from the branch you want. Updates can be deployed automatically when you push changes.
Are there traffic limits or overage fees for SvelteKit hosting?
If your app grows beyond the plan's included resources, you may need to upgrade to a larger plan. We don't charge surprise overage fees for normal traffic spikes, but sustained higher usage needs more resources.
How do I move my SvelteKit app from local development or another host?
Push your project to GitHub, connect the repository, and deploy it on Hostinger. If you're moving from another host, update your environment variables and domain settings, then test SSR and routes after the first deploy.