Static Hosting
A static website is a set of files served exactly as you made them, and hosting one here means dropping those files in the box below and getting an HTTPS address in seconds. No server to run, no build to configure, and no card for the free plan.
Drag and drop your HTML file(s), folders, or ZIP file
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No account needed. Your unclaimed website stays live for 30 minutes on a free subdomain. Claim it to your account to keep it permanently.
Why Here
A dynamic site builds each page on a server when someone asks for it. A static site was built already; the server only hands over files. That one difference is where the speed, the low cost and the security come from.
Each visit is a file being served from an edge network, not a program being executed. There is no database to query and no process to wake, so there is no slow first load.
No server code means no plugin to patch, no admin login to guess and no injection to worry about. The worst a visitor can do is read the files you published on purpose.
Serving files costs so little that the free plan carries unlimited traffic. Paid plans exist for domains and storage, not for keeping the site up.
Forms, visitor statistics, a custom 404 page and an AI editor that changes the code in plain words all work here without a server of your own. JavaScript in the browser runs as usual.
How It Works
Hand-written HTML, an AI-written page, a Webflow or Figma export, or the output of Hugo, Jekyll, Astro or Eleventy. If it is a folder of files, it qualifies.
Drag it into the box above, with index.html at the top level. You get a live address on a free myoxypages.com subdomain before signing up; claim it with a free account to keep it.
Add a form that emails you, read statistics that set no cookies, set a 404 page, or attach your own domain on a paid plan.
What You Get
PHP, Python or Node on the server, databases, WordPress, Laravel and anything else that has to execute per request. Those files can be uploaded but they will never run. If your site needs a server, this is not the place; if it only looked like it needed one because of a contact form, it probably is.
Compared
| What | OxyPages | Shared hosting and WordPress hosts |
|---|---|---|
| What is running | Nothing; files are served | PHP, a database and plugins, on every request |
| Setting up | Drop the files | Install, configure, harden, update |
| Under a traffic spike | Files keep being served | A server that can fall over |
| Security work | None to do | Patches and plugin updates, forever |
| Contact forms | Built in, emails you | A plugin or a mail server |
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The whole pitch fits in one sentence: your HTML, on a link, in seconds.
Drag and drop your HTML file(s), folders, or ZIP file
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No account needed. Your unclaimed website stays live for 30 minutes on a free subdomain. Claim it to your account to keep it permanently.
