Publish a web page without a server
Most people assume a website needs a server, a domain, and setup. If your page is static (HTML/CSS/JS), there’s a much lighter way.
Static hosting: hand your files to a platform
A static hosting platform stores and serves your files for you. PagePass is one: upload HTML/CSS/JS to get a public URL — no server, no domain.
What it’s good for
Static landing pages, campaign pages, portfolios, copy pages, and show-and-tell pages for clients. Anything without a database, login, or backend.
When it doesn’t apply
If your site needs backend logic — user accounts, dynamic data, real-time interactions — static hosting won’t work. You’d need a real server or Serverless.
Go free first, then decide
Want to skip the server step? Many hosts offer a free entry point — for example, PagePass gives you 60 free points (about a 15-day free trial on metered billing) at sign-up. Publish first to validate the need, then decide whether to self-host long-term.
Publish your page without a server