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Bring the application your team already builds
Start with your Next.js application and the container workflow it already understands. The framework stays familiar while the hosting layer gives it a place to run.
Next.js application hosting
A calmer place to take your Next.js application live.
Keep the framework you chose. Use a practical hosting path around it, with the deployment, domain, database, and recovery tools your application needs as it grows.
Docker image deploysCustom domainsRollback included
A straightforward route
From framework to service.
What stays close
Your application, with room around it.
Deploy through Application Hosting, then keep the public address, data tools, and deployment history close by.
BringYour Next.js application01
ConnectA public domain02
RecoverWith rollback included03
Next.js is the focus. Plans and pricing live on Application Hosting.
The framework is familiar. The path is clearer.
Next.js Hosting gives the application a practical route into Application Hosting, where domains, data tools, deployment history, and plan resources sit around the work.
The useful distinction
Next.js is the entry point. Application Hosting is the product path.
Compare exact compute, memory, storage, application limits, and pricing on the Application Hosting page.
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Give it a public address
Connect a custom domain and keep the surrounding DNS and application tools close as the project moves from local work to a public service.
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Keep a clear path back
Rollback is included on every Application Hosting plan, so a previous deployment remains part of the way you operate the application.
The application is only part of the picture.
A useful Next.js environment also needs a domain, data, recovery, and the tools to keep the service understandable as it grows.
Keep the important pieces close
Less platform ceremony. More attention on the application.
Around the application
The practical operating layer.
Give the application an address
Connect a custom domain and keep DNS tools close as the Next.js project moves from local work into public use.
Custom domainsDNS tools
Keep the data layer nearby
Use the database tools around the application when the project needs more than the framework and a single service.
MySQLPostgreSQL
Keep a safer deployment path
Rollback is included on every Application Hosting plan, giving you a clear way back to a previous deployment.
Rollback includedDeployment control
Start simply. Leave room to grow.
You do not need to choose the most complicated setup on day one. Start with the application, then use the right level of hosting as the work changes.
The detailed decision belongs on Application Hosting.
Compare plan resources, limits, and pricing there.
Start
Run the application you have.
Bring the Next.js application and container workflow your team already understands.
Expand
Add what the service needs.
Connect domains, data tools, DNS, and the surrounding controls as the project becomes more public.
Grow the setup
Make room for more services.
Move to a plan with more capacity when the application needs additional room or a Compose stack on Pro and Team.
Frequently Asked Questions
The useful answers, before you choose.
Understand the deployment path first. Compare exact Application Hosting plan details when you are ready to choose.
Keep it simple
Next.js is the focus. Application Hosting is where the plans live.
Common questions
Next.js deployment, explained plainly.
Next.js Hosting is an SEO-focused entry point to Anuron's Application Hosting platform for Next.js applications. The application uses the Application Hosting deployment model, while exact plans, resources, limits, and pricing remain on the Application Hosting page.
Application Hosting supports Docker image deploys. Bring the container image your Next.js application already understands, then use the surrounding hosting tools as the service moves from local work to a public application.
Yes. Custom domains are included in Application Hosting, with DNS tools available around the application so the public address can be managed alongside the service.
Application Hosting includes database tools around the application, including MySQL and PostgreSQL. The exact database limits depend on the Application Hosting plan you choose.
Rollback is included on every Application Hosting plan. It gives you a clear path back to a previous deployment when you need to reverse a change.
Yes. Compose stacks are available on the Pro and Team plans. This is the relevant path when the project needs more than one service instead of a single containerized application.
Estimate the number of applications and services you need, then compare compute, memory, storage, application limits, database limits, and Compose availability on the Application Hosting pricing page. Pro and Team are the plans with Compose stacks.
No separate Next.js pricing is shown here. Next.js applications use the Application Hosting plans, so the most accurate place to compare prices and resources is the Application Hosting pricing section.
Next.js-focused entry point. Application Hosting plans underneath.Plans and pricing stay in one place
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Join the DiscordWhat to bring
A little context makes a better conversation.
01 / Context
Bring the real workload, not a perfect question.
02 / Conversation
Compare notes with people solving similar problems.
03 / Follow-through
Leave with a clearer next step.
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