Deploy static HTML sites
without the hosting work
Upload an HTML, CSS, and JavaScript folder and ship it globally with HTTPS, edge caching, and custom domains already handled.
~ deploypages publish .
Scanning directory...
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Why pure HTML still needs serious infrastructure
A small file still controls first paint
Your HTML document is the first response the browser needs before it can load styles, scripts, and images. When that response is slow, everything behind it is slow too.
Edge caching
DeployPages keeps your HTML close to visitors so the first byte does not have to cross an ocean before the page starts rendering.
Brotli compression
We compress HTML, CSS, and JS aggressively so your static payloads are smaller and faster to transfer than a basic default host.
A faster alternative to generic static hosting
Git-based publishing works, but it is not always the fastest path to a live, globally available HTML site.
| Platform | Delivery model | Typical launch experience | Operational friction | Fit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DeployPages | Edge delivery with static deployment workflows | Fast setup | Low | Best for productized static launches |
| GitHub Pages | Repository-first publishing | Good for docs and hobby sites | Medium | Best for Git-native personal sites |
| Vercel / Netlify | Full frontend platform | Excellent for framework-heavy apps | Medium | Best for full-stack frontend teams |
DeployPages is positioned for teams that want static publishing, global delivery, and a cleaner launch path without carrying unnecessary platform complexity.
Prepare your HTML project in three steps
Organize the project folder
Put your HTML, CSS, JS, images, and other assets in one folder. Make sure the entry file is named index.html.
Upload the full folder
The easiest path is to drag the whole folder in directly. Zip uploads also work when you prefer a packaged archive.
Go live instantly
DeployPages returns a live URL in seconds so you can review the page in a real browser or share it right away.
HTML hosting FAQ
Q:Is there a free plan for static HTML sites?
Yes. Static HTML projects can start on the free tier, which is enough for lightweight personal sites, resumes, simple landing pages, and prototypes.
Q:Does the homepage file need to be named index.html?
Yes. Using index.html keeps the project compatible with how static hosts resolve the default document at the site root.
Q:Can I use nested folders and subpages?
Yes. If your project contains routes such as about/index.html, DeployPages preserves that structure so the matching URL path remains available.
Q:Can I automate deployments with a CLI or API?
Yes. DeployPages supports scripted deployments, so teams can connect static publishing to CI workflows when they do not want to drag and drop manually.
Q:Can I attach my own domain later?
Yes. After deployment, add the domain in the console and point DNS to the provided target. HTTPS is provisioned automatically once the record resolves.