Static hosting
Combine filters →Static hosting serves what it is given — HTML, CSS, images and JavaScript, from disk or a CDN edge — with no process to keep alive and nothing to crash. It is the cheapest and most reliable shape of hosting there is, and it belongs in this register because somebody still has to choose one: the code ran on a laptop or in a pipeline rather than on the server, and the result has to live somewhere. The interesting questions move to either end — where the build runs, and what happens when a site needs something a file cannot do, which is where serverless and PaaS start to matter.
14 providers are static hosting, listed alphabetically. Across 14 countries.
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- Bunny.net
Slovenian edge platform selling CDN, storage, video and DNS, with Edge Scripting and Magic Containers running the customer's own code across its network.
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- Deno DeployOne we like
Serverless hosting for JavaScript and TypeScript built by the Deno team, running the Deno runtime with Node and npm compatibility.
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- GitHub PagesOne we like
Static sites served from a GitHub repository, built by Actions or from a branch, free on public repositories.
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- here.now
Static hosting that turns an agent's files into a live URL, with no account needed for a temporary one.
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- statichost.eu
Swedish static site host that clones any git repository, builds it in a Docker image of your choosing and serves the output from European infrastructure without logging visitors.
- SurgeOne we like
Static publishing from one command, free for the basics, running since 2014 with no visible change in ambition.
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- Walrus
Decentralized storage protocol from Mysten Labs and part of the Sui stack, with a site-hosting layer served through public portals such as wal.app.
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- Zeabur
Container platform that reads a git repository, works out what kind of project it is and deploys it without a configuration file.
Who is the best static hosting provider?
No idea. We list hosts, we don't rate them. Open the records that look close and compare them side by side; the guide says where to start.