App Hosting
Managed app hosting
built for developers.
Deploy your modern frontend from GitHub or GitLab with optional Managed Postgres, optional 1-click headless WordPress, Redis cache, and business email in one dashboard.
From $25/mo. For developers and teams who want the deploy workflow without stitching together five separate tools.
Side by side
Frontend hosting only gets you halfway.
Same fast deploy workflow you'd get from Vercel. But the CMS, database, Redis, and email are already here.
| Typical frontend host | Host Little App Hosting | |
|---|---|---|
| Frontend deploys | Fast frontend deploys, but only for the app layer | Git-based deploys with the rest of the stack already wired |
| CMS | Bring your own headless CMS | Optional Headless WordPress (1-click) |
| Database and Redis | Separate setup, vendors, or extra tooling | Optional Managed Postgres or BYODB, with Redis on Growth/Pro |
| Business email | Usually another provider and another bill | Mailboxes and shared SMTP included |
| Maintenance overhead | More glue between services, envs, and support teams | One hosted stack, one portal, one team |
Fast deploys. Fewer moving parts.
Everything you need, configured.
Frontend framework, optional Headless WordPress, optional Managed Postgres / BYODB, Redis on Growth/Pro, and mailboxes. Ready before your first git push.
Your frontend framework
Run Next.js or another modern frontend framework in a real app codebase your team can ship, refactor, and deploy through Git.
Headless WordPress CMS
Choose to provision a 1-click Headless WordPress instance to manage content, products, and landing pages, reading it from your frontend framework.
Optional Managed Postgres or BYODB
Bring Your Own Database (BYODB) for free, or provision a Managed Postgres database with 2 GB baseline included.
Redis on Growth and Agency
Growth and Agency plans include Redis for sessions, queues, rate limiting, and caching, with app settings connected automatically.
Object storage on demand
Turn on managed object storage from your portal when your app needs uploads, media storage, or static assets.
Business email, included
Every plan includes domain mailboxes. Shared SMTP works immediately, and verified DNS can improve deliverability later.
Push to deploy
Connect your GitHub or GitLab repo and deploy from the branch your team already works in.
App settings connected
Database connection details, Redis settings, and Headless WordPress credentials are automatically injected into your app during deployment.
How it works
From GitHub repo to production in three steps.
Connect your repo
Start with your GitHub or GitLab repo, choose optional Managed Postgres or Bring Your Own DB (BYODB), and select optional Headless WordPress.
Auto-wire connections
Your app deploys with the database credentials, Redis key-value settings, and Headless WordPress credentials automatically injected.
Push updates
Push to your deploy branch. We build, release, and show you deployment telemetry right in the portal.
One bill. Not six.
The other way: six vendors, six dashboards, six invoices.
Piecing it together yourself
- Frontend hosting (Vercel)~$20/mo
- WordPress hosting (WP Engine)~$25/mo
- Database (Managed / Supabase)~$25/mo
- Redis (Upstash / Redis Cloud)~$15/mo
- Email (Google Workspace)~$7/user
- Storage (S3 / Backblaze)~$5+/mo
- Total~$97/mo+
Six dashboards. Six bills. Six places things break.
App Hosting on Host Little
$25/mo
Git deploys + optional DB, CMS, Redis cache, and email. One dashboard.
Who runs on App Hosting
Agencies
Manage up to 20 client projects from one dashboard. WordPress handles content handoff. Your frontend codebase stays clean and deployable.
Solo developers
Database connection strings, Redis, headless WordPress, and mailboxes provisioned at signup. Connect GitHub and ship. Skip the weekend wiring six vendors together.
Business owners
Your developer ships a fast, modern site. You update content in WordPress. One bill, one provider, no vendor juggling.
Ship the whole app, not just the frontend.
App Hosting starts at $25/mo. Frontend framework hosting, optional Managed Postgres, optional Headless WordPress, Redis on Growth and Agency, and mailboxes.