Static site hosting for any generator
Your generator already produces a folder of finished HTML. Drop that folder in and it lives at your-name.99helpers.site — free, over HTTPS, in about ten seconds. No repository, no build pipeline, no deploy step.
Site generators
Blogs, portfolios and marketing sites. The build is already static — it just needs an address.
- JekyllUpload the _site folder and your blog is live._site/
- HugoRun hugo, upload public/, and you have a link.public/
- EleventyThe _site folder, online at its own address._site/
- AstroUpload dist/ and your Astro site is live.dist/
- Next.js static exportPublish the out folder from a static export.out/
- GatsbyThe public folder from gatsby build, online.public/
Documentation tools
The docs are written and built. Getting them in front of readers shouldn't wait on a repository or an internal hosting request.
Reports and decks
Rendered analyses and HTML presentations: a page plus a folder of assets that email was never going to handle.
What every generator has in common here
- Folder URLs are served as pages: /about/ loads /about/index.html, and /about redirects to it.
- A 404.html at the root of the build is used automatically for missing pages.
- Your site sits at the root of its own address, so base paths and project prefixes should be empty.
- Publishing again to the same address keeps the link, and earlier versions are kept for a rollback.
- Sites can be password-protected, and protected pages are kept out of search results.
- 500 files and 100 MB per site, with 25 MB for any single file.
Using something else? It makes no difference — if it builds to HTML, any file or folder can be hosted, whatever produced it.