Ship a site in one command.
Publish a landing page, your docs, or a whole web app to a global CDN, straight from the CLI.
The CLI publishes and invalidates the CDN. No build pipeline to wire up.
Point your domain and go — TLS is handled for you.
A marketing page, your docs, your terms — or the app itself.
Publish in one command
Push your site from the CLI and it's live on a global network in seconds — the cache refreshes itself, no pipeline to babysit.
Straight from the CLI — One command publishes and refreshes the CDN.
Fast everywhere — Served from a global network, close to your users.
Your domain, secured for you
Point your own domain and you're done — the certificate and HTTPS are handled for you, with nothing to renew or check.
Bring your domain — Point it and go — no config to babysit.
HTTPS, handled — The certificate is issued and renewed for you.
What you'd build with it
The kind of problem Hosting is there to solve.
Ship your privacy policy, terms, and support page to a real URL so your app clears review.
Publish what you just built to a real URL and send your team the link — no zip file, no “run it locally” instructions.
Host your FAQ and support pages next to everything else, HTTPS handled for you.
No separate host to configure. The platform serving your backend serves your site too.
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