Node.js v16 – v24
Select the Node.js runtime version required by your application rather than being tied to a single server-wide version.
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Deploy APIs, SaaS apps, WebSocket services and server-rendered applications with selectable Node.js versions, package managers, PM2, Git, SSH and Nginx — without building and maintaining your own VPS.
Deploy from Git, manage your runtime and packages, keep applications running with PM2, and serve them through Nginx.
Deploy Node.js without first building a server stack yourself. HostGraber combines selectable Node.js versions, package management, process management, Nginx, Git and SSH inside a managed cPanel + CloudLinux environment.
Select the Node.js runtime version required by your application rather than being tied to a single server-wide version.
Growth includes NPM, while Business and higher plans currently add Yarn and PNPM for broader package-management workflows.
Keep Node.js processes manageable with PM2, with cluster capabilities appearing from Node Business upward.
Nginx reverse proxy support is included across the current Node.js plans, removing another common VPS configuration step.
Work with Git-based deployments and command-line access without requiring unrestricted root access to an entire server.
Node Business, Scale and Enterprise currently list WebSocket support for real-time application workloads.
Keep the familiar Node.js deployment workflow while HostGraber handles the underlying managed hosting environment.
Bring your Node.js application into the hosting environment using the available Git deployment and SSH workflow.
git pull origin mainInstall application dependencies with the package manager supported by your selected hosting tier.
npm installSelect a supported Node.js version from v16 through v24 according to your application's compatibility requirements.
Node.js → v16 … v24Use the included process-management and reverse-proxy environment instead of configuring both from scratch on a VPS.
pm2 restart appUse managed Node.js hosting when your application needs a persistent Node runtime but does not require Docker, root access or custom operating-system administration.
Deploy REST APIs and backend services built with frameworks such as Express, Fastify or similar Node.js stacks.
BackendRun lightweight SaaS products, customer portals, dashboards and application backends with persistent Node.js processes.
ApplicationsWebSocket-capable plans can support workloads that require persistent real-time communication between clients and servers.
WebSocketsHost compatible server-rendered JavaScript applications where a persistent Node.js runtime is required.
SSRCurrent plans use CloudLinux LVE resource allocations and scale from 2 vCPU + 512 MB vRAM on Node Growth to 8 vCPU + 4 GB vRAM on Node Enterprise.
Node.js plans combine CloudLinux, SSL, Imunify360, DDoS protection and backup capabilities, while higher tiers add stronger application-firewall protection.
Current Node.js plans use CloudLinux with LVE-based CPU and memory allocations.
SSL certificates are included across the current Node.js Hosting plans.
The hosting environment includes the Imunify360 security suite.
DDoS protection is currently listed across all four Node.js Hosting tiers.
Node Scale adds WAF capabilities while Node Enterprise currently lists Enterprise WAF.
The key question is not whether both can run Node.js. It is how much infrastructure control and server administration your application actually needs.
Choose this when you want to deploy Node.js applications with common runtime tooling already available and do not need full root-level server control.
Choose a VPS when the application needs operating-system control, root access or infrastructure components beyond the managed Node.js hosting environment.
Understand the runtime, deployment tools, resource model and when you should move from managed Node.js hosting to a VPS.
Choose the resources your application needs, deploy with familiar Node.js tooling, and move to a larger plan or VPS as your architecture evolves.
From business websites to demanding workloads, find the hosting and cloud infrastructure that fits your next move.