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12 articles on static hosting.
Vercel Hobby bans commercial use, GitHub Pages isn't for running an online business, and Netlify and Cloudflare don't restrict it on their pricing and limits pages. Here's what each rule actually says.
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Cloudflare Pages serves static files with no bandwidth or request cap, but builds, files and Functions have limits. Here's the full list, plus why Cloudflare now points new projects at Workers.
5 min read
The hosting and the HTTPS certificate can be free, but the domain name isn't. Here's how to connect a custom domain to a free static host, which DNS records to use, and per-host notes.
6 min read
The four best free static hosts compared on bandwidth, builds, file limits, commercial use, forms and what happens when you hit the limit, with links to every official limits page.
13 min read
GitHub Pages is free and dependable for static sites, with a 1 GB site size, a 100 GB soft bandwidth limit and a few usage rules worth knowing before you build on it.
6 min read
GitHub Pages and Netlify both host static sites for free, but they differ on limits, previews, forms and what happens when traffic spikes. Here's how to choose and how to move between them.
6 min read
A practical Cloudflare Pages tutorial: deploy from Git or upload files directly, configure a plain HTML site, add a custom domain and use preview deployments.
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A step-by-step GitHub Pages tutorial: from an empty repository to a live site with a custom domain and HTTPS, plus fixes for the most common problems.
5 min read
Netlify's Free plan now runs on 300 credits a month. Here's what each action costs, what stays free, and why every site on your account pauses when the credits run out.
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A head-to-head look at the free plans from Netlify, Vercel and Cloudflare Pages in 2026: traffic, builds, functions, forms, commercial use and what happens when you hit the limit.
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Static hosting serves prebuilt files; dynamic hosting runs code on every request. Here's how they compare on cost, speed and security, how static sites add dynamic features, and when you really need a server.
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Vercel's Hobby plan is generous for personal projects, but it's non-commercial only and has no overages. Here are the allowances, the rules and when to move to Pro.
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