Node.js hosting plans
Every plan includes Node.js and React support, Git compatibility, SSH access, a free SSL certificate and the cPanel control panel.
For small React and Node.js projects
14.90 €
/mo + VAT 25.5% (billed monthly)
Go to checkout- 10 GB storage
- 1 vCPU
- 2 GB RAM
- Unlimited Node.js applications
- Node.js & React hosting
- Git & GitHub compatible
- SSH access
- Free SSL
- cPanel control panel
For a growing web service or several projects
19.90 €
/mo + VAT 25.5% (billed monthly)
Go to checkout- 20 GB storage
- 2 vCPU
- 3 GB RAM
- Unlimited Node.js applications
- Node.js & React hosting
- Git & GitHub compatible
- SSH access
- Free SSL
- cPanel control panel
For demanding applications and higher traffic
24.90 €
/mo + VAT 25.5% (billed monthly)
Go to checkout- 30 GB storage
- 3 vCPU
- 4 GB RAM
- Unlimited Node.js applications
- Node.js & React hosting
- Git & GitHub compatible
- SSH access
- Free SSL
- cPanel control panel
The number of applications is not limited. The resources available to them are set by the hosting plan you choose.
What is Node.js hosting?
Node.js hosting lets you publish Node.js-based websites and applications, including projects built with React. It suits modern websites that need more flexibility than traditional web hosting.
Develop your website on your own computer, with AI tools if you like, and push your changes to GitHub. The GitHub connection makes it easy to bring the latest version into your hosting, and publishing can also be automated with a separate deployment solution.

What our customers say
Frequently asked questions about Node.js hosting
Yes. A site built with React can be published on NordicHost. Depending on the project it can run as an ordinary website or make use of the Node.js environment.
Yes. What matters is not whether you wrote the code yourself or used an AI tool to help. If the finished project runs in a supported environment, it can be published on NordicHost.
Yes. Using the Git Version Control feature in cPanel, a repository hosted on GitHub can be brought onto your hosting account and its latest changes pulled in.
No. Node.js hosting is meant for situations where you want to publish your own web project without setting up and maintaining a server of your own.


