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Nodejitsu

The Node.js platform-as-a-service. Acquired by GoDaddy in February 2015, which took the team and left the hosting business.

The Node.js platform, shutdown by GoDaddy.

Nodejitsu was the platform-as-a-service for Node.js applications, and for several years the default answer to where a Node application should be deployed. The company also maintained a good deal of the surrounding open source, including the npm private registry that later became npm Enterprise.

GoDaddy acquired it in February 2015 to rebuild its own infrastructure on Node, and Nodejitsu announced at the same time that it was leaving the platform business. The service was wound down over the months that followed, with the company pointing customers at other platforms during the transition. See GoDaddy for the acquirer’s record.

An acquisition for the team rather than for the product is the cleanest version of this story, and the one that gives customers the most notice. It ends the same way.

Identity

Founded
2010
Ownership
Subsidiary3
Status
Discontinued2
Wikidata
Q169828431

Deployment

Deployment
Git

Regions and law

Headquarters
United States

Sources

  1. 2026-09-09: Wikidata
    www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q16982843
  2. 2026-08-07: Status
    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nodejitsu
  3. 2026-08-07: Ownership
    venturebeat.com/dev/why-godaddys-nodejitsu-deal-is-great-for-node-js/
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