Next.js hosting
Deploy Next.js on a fixed resource pool.
Git deploys for production apps, predictable compute, and the backend you already use.
What stays predictable
A production deploy without a metering riddle.
- Deploy from Git
- Connect a repo and deploy your Next.js app without a request or function meter.
- Use a fixed resource pool
- Each plan sets CPU, RAM, SSD, and bandwidth. Builds are free and unlimited; upgrade when the pool needs more room.
- Bring your backend
- Use the API, database, CMS, or backend you already have. A database is not bundled during public launch.
Questions
The particulars, answered plainly.
Is Host Little Next.js hosting serverless?
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.
Can I host a commercial Next.js app on the Launch plan?
Yes. Launch is a production plan for early apps. If CPU, memory, SSD, or bandwidth gets tight, move up to Indie, Builder, or Studio.
Does Next.js hosting include a database?
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.
How does bandwidth overage work?
Each plan includes a bandwidth pool. Usage past that pool is $0.01/GB under your monthly spend cap.
Start with the pool your app needs.
Next.js hosting starts at $10/mo with free, unlimited builds.