Your artifact is a single HTML file. You do not need WordPress or a website builder. Pick the right platform, drag and drop, and you are live.
Decision Tree
Answer a few questions and we will pick the best host for you
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What matters most to you right now?
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Do you want a polished dashboard with forms, analytics, and a code editor?
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Are you comfortable using Git and repositories?
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What is your priority?
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Static.app
static.app
The simplest drag-and-drop hosting for non-technical creators. Upload your HTML file, pick a subdomain, and your page is live. The paid plans add custom domains, forms, analytics, and a built-in code editor for quick fixes.
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Tiiny Host
tiiny.host
Best for quick demos, client previews, and password-protected sharing. Drag and drop a file or ZIP, get a live URL in seconds. The Chrome extension lets you deploy straight from your browser. Great when you need a temporary or protected link fast.
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Netlify
app.netlify.com/drop
The best "grow with me" option. Start with drag-and-drop via Netlify Drop, then connect Git later when you are ready. Free tier includes 100 GB bandwidth, custom domains, free SSL, deploy previews, and instant rollbacks. Strong choice if your one sales page might become a full site later.
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Cloudflare Pages
pages.cloudflare.com
Very generous free tier with 500 builds per month, unlimited bandwidth, and fast global CDN. Requires Git to deploy. Best for technical users who want speed and scale without paying a cent.
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GitHub Pages
pages.github.com
Completely free, reliable, and supports custom domains. You push your HTML to a GitHub repository and enable Pages in settings. Zero hosting cost forever. The tradeoff is that it requires Git knowledge and the workflow is less beginner-friendly.
Quick Picks
Pick the scenario that sounds like you
"I just want my sales page live today"
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Static.app
"I want free forever and do not mind Git"
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GitHub Pages or Cloudflare Pages
"I want previews, teams, and future scaling"
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Netlify
"I need password-protected client sharing"
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Tiiny Host
"I want the fastest, cheapest power-user option"
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Cloudflare Pages
"My artifact might become a React app later"
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Vercel or Netlify
Side by Side
Feature comparison across all platforms
Feature
Static.app
Netlify
Tiiny Host
Cloudflare Pages
GitHub Pages
Drag & Drop
✓
✓ via Drop
✓
✓ via Pages Drop
✗ Git only
Free Plan
1 site, 50 MB
100 GB bandwidth
7-day trial
Unlimited bandwidth
Free forever
Custom Domain
Paid plans
✓ Free
Paid plans
✓ Free
✓ Free
Free SSL
✓
✓
✓
✓
✓
Forms
Paid plans
✓ Free (100/mo)
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✗
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Analytics
Paid plans
Paid add-on
Paid plans
✓ Free
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Password Protect
✗
✗ Free tier
✓
✗
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Code Editor
✓ Built-in
✗
✓ Visual editor
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✗
Rollbacks
✗
✓
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✓
✓ via Git
Ease of Use
★★★★★
★★★★
★★★★★
★★★
★★
Best For
Beginners
Growing projects
Previews & demos
Technical free tier
Developers
Platform Details
Everything you need to know about each host
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Static.app
static.app
Best for Beginners
The simplest way to get a static HTML page live on the internet. No technical knowledge required. You drag your file into the browser, pick a subdomain, and your page is online. The dashboard is clean and beginner-friendly, with a built-in code editor so you can make quick text changes without downloading the file again.
Free Tier
$0
1 site, 50 MB, subdomain, SSL
Paid Plans
From $5/mo
Custom domains, forms, analytics, more storage
Why Choose This
True drag-and-drop with zero configuration
Built-in code editor for quick text fixes
Form collection on paid plans (no third-party tools needed)
Clean, polished dashboard designed for non-developers
How to Deploy
1. Go to static.app and create a free account
2. Click "Upload" and drag your HTML file into the upload area
3. Choose a subdomain (yourname.static.app) or connect a custom domain on a paid plan
4. Your sales page is live. Share the URL.
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Netlify
app.netlify.com/drop
Best for Growth
The best option if your one sales page might grow into a full website or product. Start with Netlify Drop (drag and drop a folder) and upgrade to Git-connected deploys when you are ready. The free tier is generous: 100 GB bandwidth, custom domains, free SSL, deploy previews, and instant rollbacks so you can undo a bad update in one click.
Drag-and-drop via Netlify Drop with no account needed for quick tests
Custom domains included on the free plan
Instant rollbacks if an update breaks something
Built-in form handling (100 submissions/month free)
Global CDN for fast loading worldwide
How to Deploy
1. Put your HTML file inside a folder on your computer (name the file index.html)
2. Go to app.netlify.com/drop
3. Drag the entire folder into the deploy zone
4. Netlify gives you a live URL (yoursite.netlify.app)
5. Create a free account to keep the site permanently and add a custom domain
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Tiiny Host
tiiny.host
Best for Previews
The fastest way to get a shareable link for your sales page. Drag and drop an HTML file or a ZIP archive and you have a live URL in seconds. Tiiny Host stands out for password protection (great for client previews or beta launches), a Chrome extension for instant deploys, and a visual HTML editor so you can tweak content right in the browser.
Password protection on paid plans for private previews
Chrome extension for deploying straight from your browser
Visual HTML editor for non-technical content changes
QR code auto-generated for every link
How to Deploy
1. Go to tiiny.host
2. Choose a link name (yourname.tiiny.site)
3. Drag your HTML file into the upload area
4. Click "Launch" and your page is live
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Cloudflare Pages
pages.cloudflare.com
Best Free Technical Option
A very generous free tier backed by Cloudflare's global CDN. Your page loads fast from anywhere in the world. The free plan includes unlimited bandwidth, 500 builds per month, custom domains, and free analytics. The tradeoff: deploys are Git-based, so you need to be comfortable pushing files to a GitHub or GitLab repository. Cloudflare also now offers Pages Drop for simple drag-and-drop deploys.
Unlimited free bandwidth on the global Cloudflare CDN
Free custom domains and free analytics
Pages Drop now offers drag-and-drop for simpler projects
Strong choice if you plan to build more complex projects later
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GitHub Pages
pages.github.com
Best Zero-Cost Git Option
Completely free forever. If you already use GitHub for anything, you can host a static site by pushing your files to a repository and enabling Pages in the settings. Supports custom domains with free SSL. The tradeoff is that it requires Git and the setup is not beginner-friendly. But for developers or technical users who want zero recurring cost, this is hard to beat.
Cost
$0 forever
Free custom domains, SSL, 100 GB bandwidth
Why Choose This
Completely free with no time limits or trial periods
Custom domains with free SSL included
Version history built into Git
Reliable uptime backed by GitHub infrastructure
Watch Out
Common mistakes when hosting your first page
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Assuming custom domains are free on every platform. Static.app and Tiiny Host both require a paid plan for custom domains. Netlify, Cloudflare Pages, and GitHub Pages include custom domains on free plans. Always check before you buy a domain name.
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Assuming forms and analytics come with free hosting. On most platforms, built-in form collection and analytics are paid features or paid add-ons. If you need to collect emails on your sales page, confirm whether your host supports it or plan to use a third-party form tool.
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Uploading a single HTML file to Netlify without putting it in a folder. Netlify expects a folder, not a loose file. Create a folder, put your HTML file inside it (named index.html), and drag the folder into the deploy zone.
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Forgetting to rename your file to index.html. Most hosting platforms look for a file named index.html as the default page. If your file is named Sales_Page.html or my-product.html, the host may not know which page to serve.
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Not claiming your Netlify site within 24 hours. If you deploy without an account on Netlify Drop, your site gets deleted after 24 hours. Create a free account and claim the site to keep it permanently.
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Expecting to run server-side code on static hosting. Static hosts serve HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files to the browser. They do not run PHP, Python, databases, or server logic. Your Claude artifact is static by nature, so this is not usually a problem, but good to know if you add features later.
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Skipping SSL and sharing an http:// link. Every platform listed here provides free SSL. Always share the https:// version of your URL. Browsers warn visitors when a page is not secure, which kills trust on a sales page.
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Not testing on mobile before sharing. After deploying, open your live URL on your phone. Your Claude-built sales page is responsive, but it is worth a quick scroll to make sure everything looks right on a small screen before you send traffic to it.