Astro hosting, static or server-rendered

Deploy an Astro site built for speed. Static builds are served as pages; add the Node adapter and we run your site as a server.

We look for: astro in your package.json
Then: A static build is served from dist. With @astrojs/node, we start your server with your start script on Node 24.
You need: A build script, plus a start script if you use the Node adapter.

package.json

{
  "scripts": {
    "build": "astro build",
    "start": "node ./dist/server/entry.mjs"
  }
}

Why host Astro on Cloudzyro

Docs, blogs and marketing sites
Our own documentation is an Astro site hosted on Cloudzyro.
Pages served as pages
Each page Astro builds is served as its own HTML file, ready for search engines.
Server rendering when you need it
Add the Node adapter for server endpoints and on-demand pages.
Edge caching for assets
Images, CSS and fonts are cached by Cloudflare and refreshed on every deploy.

Pick whichever suits you. Every deploy becomes a version you can restore.

From your AI tool
Ask Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or Codex to put your Astro project online with Cloudzyro.
Connect your AI tool
From Git
Connect GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket or any Git host. Every push to your branch goes live.
Read the Git guide
Upload a folder
Drop in your project folder or a zip. We leave out node_modules and build it ourselves.
Read the upload guide

Which Astro adapter should I use?

None for a static site. For server rendering, use @astrojs/node in standalone mode with a start script.

Which Node.js version do you use?

Node 24 by default. Set engines.node in package.json or add an .nvmrc file and we use that version instead.

Does my site sleep when it's quiet?

No. Sites never sleep, on the free plan too, so the first visitor after a quiet week gets an instant answer.

Free to start and free for business, with your own domain and every version kept.