Cursor hosting
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Ship what you build in Cursor AI, faster
Take the apps you build with Cursor AI from local files to a live Node.js environment without changing your workflow. Push your code, and Hostinger handles the setup so your project is ready to run with less friction and fewer deployment steps.
Once it’s live, your app runs on managed infrastructure built for Node.js workloads, with uptime and scaling covered for you. That gives you a simpler path from prototype to production, while you stay focused on the code in your editor.
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Cursor hosting FAQs
Get answers to the most frequently asked questions about Cursor hosting services.
What does hosting apps built with Cursor AI mean?
It means deploying the Node.js app you build in Cursor AI to a live server where users can access it. This matters because Cursor AI helps you write code, but hosting is what keeps the app running in production.
How is cursor hosting different from regular VPS hosting?
With a VPS, you manage the OS, Node.js runtime, process manager, updates, and security yourself. With Hostinger's Node.js hosting, that server work is handled for you, so you can focus on the app built in Cursor AI.
Can I deploy a private GitHub repo for my Cursor AI project?
Yes. Connect your GitHub account, grant access to the private repository, and deploy from the branch you want. You can keep the repo private throughout the process.
Are there traffic limits or overage fees for cursor hosting?
Your plan includes a set amount of resources, and if your app grows beyond them, you'll need to upgrade. We do not charge surprise overage fees for traffic spikes, but sustained higher usage may require a larger plan.
How do I move a Cursor AI project from local or another host to Hostinger?
Push your project to GitHub or upload the code, then connect it to Hostinger and deploy the Node.js app. If you're moving from another host, point the same app settings, environment variables, and build commands at the new deployment.