Always-on runtime
Next.js app hosting on a server that stays on.
Connect a GitHub repository and deploy for $10 per month. Every plan includes health-gated deployments, logs, custom domains, managed HTTPS, and bandwidth.
Run the full Next.js runtime on an always-on server
Use SSR, streaming, Server Actions, API routes, ISR, and native image optimization on one persistent Node.js process.
SSR and streaming
App Router and Pages Router rendering run on a Node.js server that stays ready between requests.
WebSockets and live updates
Keep real-time connections open for dashboards, chat, notifications, and collaborative features.
Server Actions and API routes
Keep server code on the same Node.js process instead of splitting it into timed functions.
Static generation and ISR
Build and revalidate static pages on the app runtime. The deployed app serves its build assets through Cloudflare.
Native image optimization
Use the built-in Next.js image route on your app compute without a separate per-image Host Little fee.
Health-gated deployments
A new container must pass its HTTP health check before it replaces the version already serving traffic.
Exact commit history
See which commit deployed, whether it passed, how long it took, and which deployment is serving now.
Every plan includes the same hosting workflow
Choose the app count, compute ceiling, and bandwidth that your project needs. Plans range from $10 to $129 per month.
- Deploy from your chosen production branch on GitHub
- One stable development environment with its own URL
- Health-gated deployments with exact commit history
- Separate production and development environment variables
- Custom domains and managed HTTPS
- Build and runtime logs
- Scheduled tasks
- Build and runtime command overrides
- Traffic and runtime metrics
- Global Cloudflare routing
- Unlimited builds
- Unlimited team members
Compare monthly hosting costs
Set your monthly data transfer to compare estimated costs line by line. The estimate uses the other platform's published rates.
Compare hosting costsCompare always-on and serverless hosting
| Feature | Serverless host | Host Little |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | Can combine plan, request, execution, build, and transfer meters | Fixed plan price plus bandwidth overage up to your monthly cap |
| Runtime | Functions may scale to zero between requests | Always-on Node.js server that stays ready between requests |
| Live connections | May require a separate real-time service or provider-specific setup | WebSockets and streams connect to the always-on app |
| Build minutes | Capped or billed per minute after tier limits | Unlimited builds included on all plans |
| Deployment visibility | Varies by provider and plan | Health-gated deploys with exact commit history |
| Static assets | Usually delivered through a provider edge | Served by the app through Cloudflare |
Questions about Next.js hosting
Is Host Little Next.js hosting serverless?
No. Each app runs on an always-on Node.js server with defined CPU and memory ceilings on shared infrastructure. The server supports WebSockets, streaming responses, and the full Next.js runtime. You do not pay per function.
Can I host a commercial Next.js app on the Launch plan?
Yes. Launch includes commercial use for one app. If the app needs more CPU, memory, or bandwidth, choose Solo, Studio, or Agency.
How do databases and APIs connect?
Add the service connection values as project environment variables. Host Little runs your Next.js app without changing how it connects to those services.
How does bandwidth overage work?
Each plan includes monthly bandwidth. Additional bandwidth costs $0.01/GB, up to the monthly usage cap you set in Billing. We alert you as you approach the cap. We do not raise it automatically.
Start deploying
Deploy your Next.js app from GitHub.
Plans start at $10 per month. Each plan includes bandwidth, and additional bandwidth is metered only up to your monthly usage cap.
- Month-to-month billing
- Commercial use from $10
- 30-day money-back guarantee
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Connect a GitHub repository. Choose the production branch. Each push starts a deployment.