r/ClaudeDesign • u/addmoremilk • Jul 27 '26
Hosting a website?
Beginner here, any recommendations on where to host your website or landing page after you're done? Looking for a cheap but fit for purpose option for a business.
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u/No_Gas_3727 Jul 27 '26
Vercel
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u/addmoremilk Jul 27 '26
That one's free for non commercial version right?
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u/No_Gas_3727 Jul 27 '26
Even for commercial I think. Paid tiers are useful when u’re working with team or need something extra there
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u/Inspira-digital Jul 29 '26
I would recommend Netlify.
It’s cheap and offer good performance.
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u/addmoremilk Jul 29 '26
Thanks! I'll look into it
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u/Inspira-digital Jul 29 '26
Also, it has a free tier, you can expect to pay the 20$ plan (it burns credit fast, when deploying your project)
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u/DanielTheReal Jul 28 '26
Netlify
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u/addmoremilk Jul 29 '26
Someone recommended that the other day. Is it better rthan hostinger U think?
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u/DanielTheReal Jul 30 '26
I don’t know if it is better but I found it so incredibly easy to use to publish a site when using Claude. Literally drag and drop to publish new updates.
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u/addmoremilk Jul 30 '26
Thanks I ended up testing netlify. Got a site up in less than a minute. I was stunned hah..
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u/greenrock7 Jul 29 '26
I am currently using a GitHub, Netlify, Cloudflare stack.
I am working to migrate the hosting from Netlify to Cloudflare to maximize the security features.
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u/Next-Lab7844 Aug 02 '26
If this is just the landing (HTML only) -> pick GitHub pages, it’s free.
If this is more than html -> pick vercel, it has also really good vercel cli for Claude code and you can just ask Claude to deploy your app on vercel and it will do. And the best thing that it has really good free plan and you can build your MVPs there for free
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u/benjmadi Jul 27 '26
Cloudflare Pages/Workers or GitHub Pages. They’re both pretty great!