Node.js hosting

Deploy an Express API, a Next.js site or any Node.js app. Your app listens on the PORT it is given and CoreX puts it online at an https address.

What you get

• Node.js 20, 22 (LTS) or 24.
• npm install from your package.json, and server.js as the default start file (or your own command).
• Secrets in write-only environment variables.
• A free name ending in corex-hosting.com with HTTPS, or your own domain through Cloudflare.
• Console, file manager, SFTP, backups and one-click restart.

Getting your app online

• Order a website plan and pick a Node.js runtime.
• Upload your project without node_modules; packages are installed from package.json on start.
• Make the app listen on process.env.PORT, and put API keys and other secrets under Environment.
• Pick your corex-hosting.com name in the panel, press Start and open the address.

Next.js and other frameworks

Build-step frameworks run their production server the same way: set the start command to the framework’s start script (for example npm run start after a build) and let it listen on the given port. A fully static export can be served as a static site instead.

Plans

• Web Starter (1 GB): $3.99 a month
• Web Plus (2 GB): $4.99 a month
• Web Pro (4 GB): $7.99 a month

Not included

Databases, PHP and email inboxes. An app that needs its own database server is better on a VPS.

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