STEP 01 / 07FOR CREATORS

Before you begin

Keep your code and hosting. Infinite handles payment; your server checks who has access.

  1. A working app at a public HTTPS address. A tool that only runs on your computer needs a hosted server first.
  2. Access to your project and hosting settings. Automatic setup supports Next.js App Router on Node.js 22 or later.
  3. A wallet with ETH on Robinhood Chain (4663). You need network fees to publish and withdraw. ETH on another network cannot cover them.
My Next.js app is still on my computer

If you choose Vercel, open a terminal in the folder containing package.json and run:

First deployment on Vercel
npx vercel --prod

Sign in when prompted, choose your account and create the project for your app. Review the settings and wait for deployment. Copy the stable production domain from your Vercel project, such as my-tool.vercel.app, and confirm that your app opens there. Use that domain in the next step, not a temporary deployment URL.

Vercel receives the files needed to host your app. Infinite does not receive your code. Your hosting account’s terms and fees still apply.

Vercel deployment documentation ↗
My app uses another framework

A Node.js server can use the connector manually. Python, static-only sites and desktop applications need a server integration adapted to their architecture; the automatic command does not provide that adapter.

See integration examples ↗