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List of services for hosting static websites
- https://www.netlify.com
- both command-line tools and web-based UI
- can integrate with GitHub, publish automatically when git repository changes
- free for unlimited basic websites
- paid for advanced features (functions to execute server side code, identity/login service, form submissions with more than 100 submissions, team collaboration)
- https://firebase.google.com/products/hosting/
- command-line tools for deployment
- can use auth and functions for more functionaly
- free tier: $1 GB of stored data, $10 GB of bandwidth. Pay per use after that.
- https://surge.sh
- command-line tools
- Took off when Heroku changed their pricing to make static site hosting unviable
- free for basic website, $13/mo per project for more advanced features (custom redirects, password protection)
- https://neocities.org
- command-line tools
- free, accepts donations
- Open source
- Made mostly by one dev, with contributors helping out
- https://pages.github.com
- driven by a git branch in GitHub repository
- Limited to Jekyll static site generator
- free
- https://pages.gitlab.io
- GitLab CI builds/pipelines integration
- free
- https://zeit.co/blog/now-static
- Delightful design, very clever details
- Auto-detects static sites
- Requires framework-specific tooling for SPA
- https://aws.amazon.com/s3/
- pay for use
- complicated to use
- https://commons.host
- Based on Node.js native HTTP/2
- Aimed at next-gen static frontend development: server push, manifests, etc
- https://www.bitballoon.com
- Friendly to beginners
- Drag and drop site building
- Demo on the homepage is the actual workflow
- Mini GUI dashboard to set password, change domain name
- https://www.nearlyfreespeech.net/
- Seems to just give an SSH account with a special directory for the static files?
- https://www.aerobatic.com
- Atlassian/Bitbucket integration