Overview
Learn how to deploy your supastarter application.
In general you can deploy the application to any hosting provider that supports Node.js. In this documentation we cover multiple deployment targets from serverless platforms like Vercel to self-hosted solutions with Docker.
Nuxt has a set of predefined hosting providers that allow you to host a project with minimal/zero config: Nuxt Deployment Docs
Since supastarter uses a monorepo with multiple apps (saas, marketing, docs), you may need to create separate projects for each app on your hosting provider. Make sure to set the correct root directory for each project.
Learn more about the deployment in these different guides:
Vercel
Learn how to deploy your supastarter application to Vercel.
Render
Learn how to deploy your supastarter application to Render.
Fly.io
Learn how to deploy your supastarter application to Fly.io.
Netlify
Learn how to deploy your supastarter application to Netlify.
Docker
Learn how to deploy your supastarter application with Docker.
Coolify
Learn how to deploy your supastarter application with Coolify.
Deploy API as a service
As supastarter has a dedicated API layer, it also allows you to deploy your API as a dedicated service. This can be useful if you want to run your API and frontend on different platforms or if you want your API to be a "long-running" service instead of a serverless deployment.