Webflow hosting
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From Webflow designs to live sites
Move the projects you build in Webflow from prototype to production without extra setup. Hostinger’s Node.js hosting gives your app a straightforward place to run, so custom backend logic, APIs, and dynamic features deploy cleanly alongside the front end.
Once live, your stack runs on managed infrastructure designed to stay reliable as traffic grows. That means less time handling server work and more time refining the experience your users see.
Push your code. We’ll take it from here
Webflow hosting FAQs
Get answers to the most frequently asked questions about Webflow hosting services.
What is webflow hosting for sites built with Webflow?
It means deploying a Webflow-built site to a production server where users can access it through a domain. It matters because your app needs a managed Node.js runtime, not just design-time hosting, to handle server-side code and live traffic.
How is webflow hosting different from regular VPS hosting?
A VPS gives you a raw Linux server, so you install and maintain Node.js, reverse proxies, process managers, and updates yourself. With Hostinger Node.js hosting, those runtime and infrastructure pieces are handled for you, so you can deploy the site instead of administering the server.
Can I deploy a Webflow app from a private GitHub repository?
Yes. Connect your GitHub account, authorize the private repository, and select the branch you want to deploy. After that, pushes to that branch can trigger new deployments.
What happens if my Webflow site gets more traffic than my plan allows?
If traffic or resource usage goes beyond your plan, the app can slow down or become temporarily limited until you upgrade. Hostinger does not charge surprise overage fees for extra traffic on this product; instead, you move to a larger plan when you need more capacity.
How do I migrate a Webflow project from another host or from local development?
Deploy your app code from Git or upload it from your local environment, then point your domain to the new Hostinger instance. If the project already runs locally, make sure your Node.js version and environment variables match before switching traffic.