Launch
A small production app
$10/month
- Compute
- 1 app · 0.5 vCPU · 1 GB RAM
- Included bandwidth
- 500 GB
Built for production Next.js
Flat-rate Next.js hosting.
Deploy from GitHub to an always-on container. Long requests, WebSockets, health-gated releases, and predictable bandwidth pricing are included from $10 a month.
- Unlimited builds
- No seat fees
- Commercial use included
northstar/storefront
Readystorefront
main → production
Solo
2 vCPU · 4 GB RAM
Source received
CompleteImage built
CompleteHealth check
PassedLive URL
storefront.hostlittle.app
Works with the tools you already build in.
- ChatGPT
- Cursor
- Claude
- Antigravity
- GitHub Copilot
Deploys start from GitHub, so your editor or coding agent does not need a special hosting integration.
Always-on runtime
Your app stays running.
Host Little runs your Next.js app as a persistent Node process with a fixed CPU and memory size. You write normal server code and let it keep working.
Long jobs
Exports, uploads, and third-party calls can finish without a function-duration limit.
WebSockets
Keep a connection open on the same process that accepted it.
Streaming
Send responses as they are produced, including token-by-token output.
Always ready
Your process stays available between requests instead of starting from idle.
Git push to production
Every release checked first.
A push starts an isolated build. Host Little checks the new container before it receives traffic, so a failed release stays in your history instead of replacing the healthy one.
See how releases workmain
northstar/storefront
Pushmain
Buildisolated builder
Checkhealth verified
Liveglobal edge
Failed builds stay off your domain.a1f9c2e · production
See the workflow
Git push to a live app.
A short look at the path: connect a repository, build away from app traffic, verify the release, and keep the runtime ready.
Project workspace
Everything in one place.
Follow deployments, read redacted logs, connect domains, and watch runtime usage from the same project. Use the preview below to look around.
storefront
Production · US East
Deployments
Live- a1f9c2eImprove checkout flowReady · 2 min ago
- f3b8a10Add project metricsReady · Yesterday
- c80e112Update dependenciesFailed safely · 2 days ago
Predictable pricing
A bill you can predict.
Pick your monthly traffic. See the difference.
Metered host
$306.61
per month
Host Little Solo
$19.00
2 TB included
Save $287.61 each month.
Estimate for one developer and about 21.05M monthly requests at 95 KB each.
How this estimate works
Estimate only. Built from Vercel's published Pro rates for Washington D.C. (iad1), their cheapest US region, as of 2026-07-29, and scaled from a real measured billing cycle for a small Next.js site (407.0K requests, $2.75 metered). Your own usage mix will differ. Includes Vercel's $20 monthly Pro usage credit, applied to metered usage after the included 1 TB transfer and 10M edge requests. The credit does not roll over. This comparison holds us on Solo at every traffic level, including overage past its included 2 TB.
Plans that grow with you.
Start with one app or run a larger project roster. Every plan includes builds, collaborators, and a monthly metered-usage cap you control.
Monthly prices shown.
Solo
One production app with more headroom
$19/month
- Compute
- 1 app · 2 vCPU · 4 GB RAM
- Included bandwidth
- 2 TB
Studio
Up to five production apps
$59/month
- Compute
- 5 apps · 2 vCPU · 4 GB RAM each
- Included bandwidth
- 5 TB
Agency
Up to fifteen production apps
$129/month
- Compute
- 15 apps · 2 vCPU · 4 GB RAM each
- Included bandwidth
- 15 TB
Bandwidth is $0.01/GB after the included amount. Crossing the included amount does not automatically slow your app down.
You set one monthly cap covering every metered charge, and we never raise it for you.
Optional Platform Care is +$500/month for deployment troubleshooting, DNS and domain help, and operational planning. It does not include app development or third-party service administration.
Start here
Deploy your app.
Connect GitHub, choose the branch you ship from, and start the first build. A working hostlittle.app URL is created automatically.
- Month to month
- Commercial use from $10
- 30-day money back
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Connect a GitHub repository and choose the branch you ship from. Everything after that is a push.
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Questions, answered.
Can I run Next.js without a function execution time limit?
Yes. Your app runs as a persistent Node process rather than a function invocation, so there is no request-duration ceiling to work around. A long export, a large upload, a streamed response, or an open WebSocket runs until it finishes. Nothing is truncated because a platform timer expired. The runtime is described in full on Next.js hosting.
What happens to my live site when a build fails?
Nothing. A new container has to answer a health check before any traffic is routed to it. If the build fails, or the container never answers, the release is not promoted and the one already serving your site keeps serving it. The failed attempt shows up in your deployment history with the reason it stopped there.
How much does bandwidth cost after the included amount?
Each plan includes monthly transfer, from 500 GB on Launch up to 15 TB on Agency. Past the included amount the rate is $0.01 per GB. You set one monthly cap covering metered usage, and we never raise it for you. Reaching the cap does not trigger an automatic surprise charge or instant shutdown; sustained excess may require a higher cap or reduced transfer after notice. Rates are on pricing.
Is commercial use allowed on the cheapest Host Little plan?
Yes. Commercial use is included from $10 a month on Launch. There is no separate business license and no upgrade gate on charging your own customers. Collaborators are not priced by seat on any plan, with admin, developer, billing, and viewer roles available throughout. Compare the tiers on pricing.
How do I trigger a deploy to production?
Push to the branch you nominated for production. Host Little builds that commit, runs the health check, and promotes the release only if it passes. There is no CLI to install and no pipeline file to maintain, so whatever wrote the commit does not need to know about us. You can also redeploy from the portal or the scoped HTTP API.
What is the development URL on a Host Little project?
Each project gets one persistent development environment on a branch you choose, with its own runtime, its own environment variables, and a stable URL that updates when you push. It is not a throwaway per-pull-request preview, so the address never changes and you can hand it to a client or point a webhook at it. See features.
How does flat-rate hosting compare to metered Vercel pricing?
A metered bill grows with traffic and with the number of people on the team. A flat plan does not. Host Little charges one monthly price with unlimited collaborators, unlimited builds, and included transfer, then $0.01 per GB beyond it under a cap you control. The sourced side-by-side is at Host Little vs Vercel.