Git deploys for Next.js apps
Connect a GitHub repo or paste a public repo URL. Host Little builds and deploys your app from the branch you choose.
Deploy Next.js apps from Git with SSL, DNS help, environment variables, resource guidance, domain inboxes, and transactional email. Host Little gives indie developers a predictable compute pool instead of request and function billing.
Host Little is for the developer who wants a modern deploy flow, a fixed server-side resource pool, and help with the production details around the app.
Connect a GitHub repo or paste a public repo URL. Host Little builds and deploys your app from the branch you choose.
Pick a CPU, RAM, SSD, and bandwidth pool. Upgrade when the app actually needs more room.
Bring your API keys, database URL, CMS token, or backend credentials and keep runtime setup close to the deploy.
CPU and memory signals help you see when a Next.js app is getting tight before it becomes a production problem.
Send password resets, sign-in links, product notifications, receipts, and contact-form mail from a verified domain.
Host Little is built for production apps that want the clean deploy flow developers expect, without spreading the hosting bill across request, function, and build meters.
Deploy a Next.js app from Git onto a fixed CPU, RAM, SSD, and bandwidth pool. The limit is the resource pool, not a request counter.
Push code, connect a repo, set environment variables, and let Host Little handle the deploy path, SSL, DNS, and launch checks.
For builders who want modern deploy ergonomics with predictable hosting math: fixed compute first, then simple bandwidth overage.
Send password resets, invites, receipts, contact form mail, and product notifications from a verified sending domain.
No. Host Little runs Next.js apps on fixed-price compute pools. That is the point: predictable CPU, RAM, SSD, and bandwidth instead of request and function meters.
Yes. Launch is a production plan for early apps. If CPU, memory, SSD, or bandwidth gets tight, move up to Indie, Builder, or Studio.
Not during public launch. Bring your existing API, database URL, CMS, or backend service. Database work can be scoped separately when a project needs it.
Each plan includes a bandwidth pool. Usage past that pool is $0.01/GB under your monthly spend cap.
Host projects on a fixed resource pool. CPU and RAM are plan-based, while bandwidth and transactional email have clear overage rates. Domain inboxes are included for getting started.
Start here
For a production app that needs Git deploys, SSL, DNS help, and fixed monthly cost.
$10/mo
Most common
For indie developers shipping real Next.js, Astro, Remix, and AI-built products.
$19/mo
More room
For active products, client apps, and workloads that need a wider resource pool.
$39/mo
Larger pool
For builders running several production apps from one managed workspace.
$79/mo
CPU and RAM are part of your plan. Upgrade when sustained usage says it is time.
$0.01/GB after the included pool. No request or function meter.
Domain inboxes are included. Transactional email overage is $0.5/1,000 after your allotment.
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Start at $10/mo with Git deploys, SSL, DNS help, environment variables, resource guidance, domain inboxes, and transactional email. Bandwidth overage is $0.01/GB after the included pool.