You can build with AI but cannot deploy? We help you go live
Many people can generate a solid-looking site with AI — then stall on where to host, DNS, or SSL. You do not need full DevOps first. For static sites, a preview URL is usually the practical next step.
Which host to rent?
Shared, VPS, containers, static hosts — lots of jargon when you just want others to open the result.
How to set HTTPS?
SSL is baseline for public sites — often the first high barrier for beginners.
How should a ZIP be deployed?
Even with a finished site you still need entry pages, paths, assets, subfolders, and a share URL.
Need a demo, not a monthly host yet
Many cases are pitches, homework, or client reviews — not full production from day one.
Sites from ChatGPT
Export as HTML/CSS/JS files and enter the ZIP preview flow.
Sites from Claude
Same fit — we detect the entry page and check static structure.
Cursor / IDE builds
If you already built a static site, ZIP upload is usually the shortest path.
How do I publish an AI-generated site?
Pack a static ZIP, preview on the platform, then register and publish with points — or renew daily with points.
What if I cannot deploy?
For static sites, a preview usually covers “I just need to share this.”
Must I rent my own host?
Not always. For pitches, portfolios, events, or teaching demos, platform preview or daily renewal is often more practical.
Can I bind my own domain?
Yes from the start — or use a preview URL first, then switch to your domain.
Before upload, ensure index.html or index.htm at the root, and relative paths for images/CSS/JS. Keep links consistent if the site lives in a subfolder.
After the preview URL exists, check mobile and desktop for RWD, forms, and external links. Claim only after that to avoid structure issues post-publish.
Live sites can bind custom domains; we help with HTTPS after DNS. For internal pitches, keep using preview or rental display.
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