If you're building with AI like Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex, and want a cheap way to host your own applications and have a lot of flexibility, take a look at Coolify. It's a nice little open-source and self-hostable platform we've discovered where you can deploy and host your apps for pennies a day.
You can host Coolify in a lot of places, but one of the easiest to get started with is Hostinger, a managed web hosting service that offers shared, virtual private server (VPS), and cloud hosting options.
You can pick a VPS hosting plan, then search to get the Coolify app installed on that hosting plan, and your Hostinger account will start up with Coolify baked in.
Once that's started, you'll be able to click on the Coolify panel. You can then add your sources. Primarily, you'll want to add GitHub, then you can add a Project, and in the project you can add the application that you've built.
You can also add a bunch of databases or anything else that you might need. It basically can act as your own copy of Railway, Render, Vercel, however you want to look at it. Everything that you're building can run right here.
Generally speaking, unless you have a ton of users, just the basic plan from Hostinger will get you covered and get you live on the web.