How It Works

From Git Push to Your Server

HostNextJS sits between your repository and your server as the deployment control plane. The code and infrastructure remain in accounts you control.

011Connect GitHub
022Attach server
033Deploy
Step one

Connect the repository

Authorize only the repositories you intend to deploy, then select the application branch and build settings.

01Choose the GitHub organization and repository
02Select the production branch
03Confirm framework and build commands
04Add environment values securely
Step two

Connect your infrastructure

Choose a supported provider and attach a compatible server. The resource stays visible and billable in your provider account.

01Select a region and server size
02Apply the HostNextJS server baseline
03Configure secure deployment access
04Verify runtime and network readiness
Step three

Ship and operate

A deployment builds the selected commit, updates the release, configures the domain path, and reports each stage.

01Build a production release
02Switch the supervised runtime
03Issue TLS for the custom domain
04Inspect logs and redeploy on the next push
FAQ

Common questions about how it works.

No fog. Just the practical details developers need before moving a production app.

Does HostNextJS own my server?

No. The server remains in your cloud provider account.

Can I disconnect the platform?

The product is designed around provider ownership. Export and offboarding details will be documented before general availability.

What does HostNextJS install?

The exact server baseline depends on the deployment mode and will be documented as supported configurations are released.

Ready when you are

Your code. Your cloud. One clean deploy.

Connect a repository, bring your server, and ship Next.js without handing over your infrastructure.

Start hosting Next.js
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