Put static sites on
a real global edge network
A live link is only useful if it opens well beyond your own machine. DeployPages serves published sites through Cloudflare's 330+ edge locations, so launch pages, docs, portfolios, and AI exports start on serious delivery infrastructure.
330+ Cloudflare edge locations in the path
From upload to edge delivery
The CDN is part of publishing. You do not have to add a separate performance layer after the site is already live.
Drop in the built site
Publish a folder, ZIP archive, framework build, PDF site, or AI export. DeployPages turns those files into a versioned static release.
Put the URL on Cloudflare
The live URL is delivered through Cloudflare's global network, with static assets cached at the edge instead of pulled from one origin for every visitor.
Serve visitors from nearby
Requests are routed to a nearby edge through Anycast, whether the visitor opens the default DeployPages link or a connected custom domain.
Why this feels different from a file share
The link has a delivery backbone
Cloudflare's CDN spans more than 330 locations worldwide. DeployPages uses that network so static assets can be served from an edge location near the person opening your site.
No separate CDN project
You do not need to choose regions, configure cache rules, or wire up another CDN account before sharing a link. Upload the files and the site starts on the delivery path.
Static files are exactly what CDNs like
Product launches, client previews, documentation, and campaign pages are cache-friendly by nature. The page can get more attention without turning every release into infrastructure work.
Built for files people actually ship
A global CDN matters most when the site is made of cacheable files: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, images, PDFs, and exported frontend builds.
Launch pages and campaigns
Send traffic to a new page without setting up regions, scaling rules, or a separate CDN before the launch.
Docs, portfolios, and client previews
Keep public pages responsive for visitors in different countries while the team continues to publish new versions.
AI-generated site exports
Take the static output from an AI builder and put it behind a real delivery network instead of leaving it as a local folder or one-off file share.
Custom domains on the same path
When a preview becomes a real site, the branded domain uses the same edge delivery model with HTTPS handled for you.
A CDN is not a replacement for good page hygiene. Heavy images, render-blocking scripts, and third-party widgets still matter. DeployPages gives the static files a stronger delivery path first.
Frequently asked questions
Q: Is the CDN included by default?
Yes. DeployPages routes published sites through Cloudflare's edge network by default, including the default DeployPages link and connected custom domains.
Q: Do I need to configure Cloudflare myself?
No. DeployPages handles the delivery layer for hosted sites. For a custom domain, you only need to point DNS at the platform and complete domain verification.
Q: Does a CDN make every page instant?
No CDN can fix oversized images, heavy scripts, or slow third-party embeds. It does give static files a much better starting point by serving them closer to visitors.
Q: What happens when I publish an update?
DeployPages publishes a new static version and serves the current release through the edge. If a launch goes wrong, rollback can move the site back to a previous version.
Start from the part every static site already has
Upload the built files, get a live HTTPS link, then add domains, rollback, analytics, automation, and team control when the project needs them.