Deploy Apps Built With Bolt.new

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Deploy the apps you build with Bolt.new on reliable hosting you can trust. Every plan includes a 30-day money-back guarantee, so you can try it with confidence.

From Bolt.new idea to live app

Take the app or site you build in Bolt.new from prototype to production without changing your workflow. Hostinger’s Node.js hosting gives you a straightforward path to deploy your project, so you can move from generated code to a live app with less setup. Once it’s live, your app runs on managed infrastructure built for Node.js, with uptime and scaling handled for you. That means less time dealing with server maintenance and more time refining the product your users actually see.

1. Connect your project

Write a prompt or choose a template and instantly receive the first version of your site.

2. Deploy instantly

Adjust the visuals and copy and add your personal touch.

3. Manage and scale

Click Go live and publish your new website. Hosting, a domain, and email are included.

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Choose a server location or CDN close to your audience to boost loading speeds. We have data centers and CDNs all over the world: North America, Europe, Asia, South America, South Africa, and Australia.

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Bolt hosting FAQs

Get answers to the most frequently asked questions about Bolt hosting services.

It means deploying the Node.js app you built in Bolt.new to a live server so real users can access it. This gives your project a stable runtime, managed infrastructure, and a public URL instead of leaving it as a local prototype.

With a VPS, you manage the OS, Node.js version, process manager, security updates, and reverse proxy yourself. With Hostinger Node.js hosting, those server tasks are handled for you, so you can focus on the app built with Bolt.new.

Yes. Connect your GitHub account, grant access to the private repo, and deploy the branch you want. Updates can then be pushed through Git just like any other connected project.

There are plan limits for resources and traffic, and if your app grows beyond them you may need to upgrade. We do not add surprise overage fees for normal usage, but sustained high traffic should be matched to a larger plan.

Push the project to GitHub, connect the repo in Hostinger, and deploy it on Node.js hosting. If you're coming from another host, you can usually keep the same code and only adjust environment variables, build commands, or startup settings.

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