What Are The Upload Limits?

Three per-file limits apply on every plan:

• An HTML page can be up to 5 MB
• Any other file - image, script, font, PDF - can be up to 25 MB
• A ZIP upload can be up to 100 MB in total

These are safety rails, and they are the same on every plan. What grows with your plan is total storage.

Storage By Plan

Storage is pooled across all the websites on your account, not counted per website:

• Free: 5 MB
• Starter: 500 MB
• Growth: 2 GB
• Pro: 10 GB
• Agency: 20 GB

There is no limit on the number of pages per website on any plan, and traffic is unlimited on every plan.

What Kinds Of Files Can I Upload?

OxyPages serves an allowlist of static file types:

• Pages: .html, .htm
• Styles and code: .css, .js, .json
• Images: .png, .jpg, .jpeg, .webp, .gif, .svg, .ico
• Fonts: .woff, .woff2
• Documents: .pdf
• Two exact filenames at the top level of the site: robots.txt and sitemap.xml

Anything outside that list is not served. That includes video files, .zip and .csv, and server-side code such as PHP - a .php file is not stored and never runs. A ZIP is accepted as an upload container and unpacked, but the ZIP itself is not published as a downloadable file.

If you need to offer a video, host it on a video service and embed the player in your page. Same for a file type we do not serve: link to it where it lives.

If An Upload Is Rejected

An upload fails when a single file is over its per-file limit or when your account's pooled storage would be exceeded. See the upload troubleshooting article for the common causes and fixes.

A file whose type is not on the list above does not fail the upload. It is skipped, the rest of the site publishes normally, and the skipped files are listed in a warning on the result screen. Check that warning if a file you expected is missing from the live site.