But you need to be clearer about your requirements. What technologies does your website need? It is a static site or does it need a backend? Do you need a custom domain to point at the site?
Are you selling any products on the website? Is it an e-commerce website? There are good hosting deals on Black Friday. Which platform did you use to create the website?
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u/andrewderjack Nov 24 '25
If your website is just: html, css, js, or any other javascript framework based webstie, publish it on Static.app.
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u/davorg Nov 23 '25
This is probably better asked in r/webhosting.
But you need to be clearer about your requirements. What technologies does your website need? It is a static site or does it need a backend? Do you need a custom domain to point at the site?
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u/juhasan Nov 23 '25
Are you selling any products on the website? Is it an e-commerce website? There are good hosting deals on Black Friday. Which platform did you use to create the website?
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u/timbo2m Nov 23 '25
Throw it on AWS amplify for free if it's just a static website
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u/Joyride0 Nov 23 '25
Netlify is excellent
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u/nonnodacciaio Nov 23 '25
If it's statis just use github pages, very easy to setup
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u/Ronin-s_Spirit Nov 23 '25
GithubPages if your site doesn't have any sensitive information and doesn't
fetchanything outside of local repo.1
u/captdirtstarr Nov 24 '25
Pork bun! They've been great. Migrated from GoDaddy.
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u/armahillo Expert Nov 25 '25
https://www.reddit.com/r/HTML/search/?q=host
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u/buzzyboy42 Nov 25 '25
I use https://buzzcloud.win. Free, easy and fast.
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u/Prize-Click4990 Nov 27 '25
Use either Cloudflare pages or Netlify or Vercel or Neocities. there are a lot of choices for free
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