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Deploy from GitHub. Add managed Postgres. Keep releases, domains, and usage in one workspace.

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  • GitHub to Next.js
  • Managed PostgreSQL
  • Domains and HTTPS

Source to release

  1. GitHub source

    A repository and branch

  2. Isolated build

    An immutable release

  3. Deployed app

    Release and health status

PostgreSQL alongside the appCreate, connect, and meter usage
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From repository to running app.

Choose your source, deploy a release, and add Postgres when you need it.

  1. Connect GitHub

    Start with a GitHub-hosted Node.js or Next.js HTTP application.

    Next.js Hosting

  2. Build a release

    Build an immutable release from your selected commit.

    App Hosting

  3. Add PostgreSQL

    Create a standalone database or attach one to the app with the same usage wallet.

    Database Hosting

  4. Deliver the app

    Connect a custom domain and manage HTTPS in your project.

    Domains and HTTPS

Know what happens to every release.

Deploy from GitHub, check health, and manage domains from one project.

Deploy from GitHub

Choose a repository and branch. Each release records the deployed commit.

Check release health

See deployment progress and the latest health reading in your project.

Manage domains and HTTPS

Manage custom domains and certificate status in the same project.

Set a spending limit

Track resource usage and set a monthly spend limit.

Postgres in the same workspace.

Create a database, connect securely, and pay for usage. Idle compute sleeps while your data stays stored.

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Small by default

Start at 0.25 CU, choose up to 1 CU at launch, and let idle compute sleep after five minutes while durable data remains available.

Secure connections

Use pooled TLS connections with owner-only credential reveal.

Backup and recovery

Encrypted backups and support-assisted restores are available.

One usage wallet for apps and Postgres.

Developer is $5 a month. Pro is $20. The plan payment becomes credit against measured resource use. Set a monthly spend limit for each workspace.

Developer

For side projects and lean production apps

$5/month

Plan terms

  • App Hosting and PostgreSQL usage
  • Default $25 usage ceiling
Start Developer

Pro

For production apps that need more headroom

$20/month

Plan terms

  • App Hosting and PostgreSQL usage
  • Default $100 usage ceiling
Choose Pro

Included with both plans

  • GitHub-hosted Node.js and Next.js HTTP apps
  • Managed PostgreSQL from the same usage wallet
  • Domains, HTTPS, logs, and runtime measurements
See resource rates and spend-limit details

Frequently asked questions

What can I deploy?

Deploy a GitHub-hosted Node.js or Next.js HTTP application. Host Little builds the selected repository branch, admits the release after its health checks, and serves it through the managed HTTP path.

How do the monthly plans work?

Developer is $5/month and Pro is $20/month. 100% of your plan payment becomes non-rollover usage credit for that month, applied to measured native runtime, request, edge, and database usage.

What does the launch credit include?

Developer charges $5 when checkout succeeds. Eligible new Developer accounts then receive a one-time $5 launch credit in addition to that month's plan credit. Monthly and launch credits do not roll over.

What usage is metered?

App Cloud meters native runtime compute at $0.000022223/GB-second, Lambda requests at $0.266667/million, API requests at $4.666667/million, HTTPS edge requests at $0.029334/10,000, global edge download at $0.16/GB, and edge upload at $0.213334/GB. PostgreSQL compute uses its enforced allocation at $0.106/CU-hour. Your monthly plan credit applies before the cap.

Is PostgreSQL database hosting available yet?

Yes. Database Hosting is available to early customers. Create PostgreSQL at 0.25-1 CU, reveal an owner-only trusted-TLS connection, use the Workbench, pause or resume compute, and create encrypted backups with support-assisted restores. Customer PITR, automatic HA, read replicas, multi-region, and an SLA are not included.

Which regions can I choose?

New public App Hosting projects currently run in AWS US East (Virginia). Database Hosting uses the current shared DigitalOcean NYC3 cell. Existing regional workloads remain visible in their current Host Little regions during migration.

How does the workspace spend limit work?

Set a monthly workspace spend limit in Billing. The recorded ledger can trail live activity, so usage may cross the displayed limit before reconciliation. At the limit, app and PostgreSQL compute are suspended through the normal lifecycle path. Observed compute and persistent storage can continue accruing.

What can I manage from a project?

Project pages expose deployments, redacted runtime logs, CPU and memory metrics, custom HTTPS domains, environment variables, and source controls. Database workspaces add secure connection reveal, usage, lifecycle controls, backups, and an SQL workbench.

What can I take with me?

Your GitHub source and domain remain under your control. Database Hosting customers can use the owner-only TLS connection and pg_dump before deletion. Support-assisted restore is available for verified encrypted backups.

Deploy your next project.

Connect GitHub and add Postgres when you need it.

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