Can I move the whole app?

Only the static front end. Anything relying on a server or a managed database has to keep running where it is.

Will API calls to Base44 still work?

Yes, if the API allows requests from another domain — those calls come from the visitor's browser.

A short address you chose, no dependency on the platform for the public-facing part, and the option of a password.

Do I need a subscription?

Not for the hosting here — it's free.

Yes, every publish is kept as a version.

Host a Base44 app on an address you picked

Base44 builds and hosts for you. Export the front end and publish a copy that doesn't depend on the platform.

You can host:

Drop your Base44 build here

Any other file works too — up to 25.0 MB, or 100.0 MB for a whole site

Free to use, live at your-name.99helpers.site in about ten seconds.

Why you might not want to leave it there

Base44 goes from description to running app with the backend included, which is genuinely useful and also the thing that ties you to it. For the parts that are purely front-end — a marketing page, a landing page for the app itself, a static prototype — there's no reason to keep them inside a platform, and a couple of good reasons not to.

What Base44 gives you

A running app on a Base44 subdomain
Exportable front-end code
Static pages built alongside the app

The address belongs to the platform

A generated subdomain is fine internally and weak as a public face.

Everything is coupled

Front end, backend and hosting move together, so leaving means leaving all of it at once.

Access is all or nothing

There's rarely a middle setting between public and invisible, which is where most client work sits.

Putting Base44 output online

1
Export the front end
Take the static parts of the project out to a local folder.
2
Build it
Run the build to get a folder with an index.html and its assets.
3
Drop it in
Drag that folder into the box above and choose an address.

Worth knowing

Only the front end can move — anything talking to Base44's backend still needs that backend running.
A marketing or landing page is the easiest thing to lift out and the one that benefits most from a good address.
Publish the build output, not the project source.
Password-protect a client preview and lift it when you go live.
Republish to the same address so the link outlives each revision.

Questions

Can I move the whole app?: Only the static front end. Anything relying on a server or a managed database has to keep running where it is.
Will API calls to Base44 still work?: Yes, if the API allows requests from another domain — those calls come from the visitor's browser.
Why bother?: A short address you chose, no dependency on the platform for the public-facing part, and the option of a password.
Do I need a subscription?: Not for the hosting here — it's free.
Can I roll back?: Yes, every publish is kept as a version.

Try it with what Base44 just made you

Drop it in at the top of this page and see the link for yourself. You only make an account once it's ready to go live.

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