Node.js server

You can run Litestore on any server with Node.js 20 or newer, behind a reverse proxy and a process manager.

The build needs a machine with 6 GB of memory for its heap.
You put a reverse proxy in front of port 3000.
A deployment without outbound internet access works the same as a public one.
Nothing in the code checks a licence, and no variable points at a Litestore service.

Related integrations

You can deploy Litestore to Vercel by pushing the repository and setting your environment variables in the project.

Litestore runs its background work on Inngest, from queued email and webhook delivery to its scheduled jobs.

Litestore takes payments through your own Stripe account and records every capture and refund in a ledger the database protects.

The guide explains every value you set and what Litestore does with it.