Host an AI-generated website for free

Free ways to host a static website generated by AI

Which free host fits your AI-generated site

A website made by ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini is almost always static HTML, CSS and JavaScript, so any static host can serve it. If you want a public link right now without creating an account, ship.page is the fastest path: drop your file or paste raw HTML code and anyone with the link can open it immediately. Free uploads take a single HTML file up to 10 MB, a folder up to 10 MB total request size (roughly 7 MB of files), or a ZIP up to 25 MB (100 MB unpacked) with up to 100 files and 10 deploys a minute.

Other drag-and-drop tools add restrictions when you do not sign in. Netlify Drop (app.netlify.com/drop) accepts a folder, ZIP or single HTML file without an account, works best for deploys under 50 MB (single files over 10 MB may get stuck), and publishes files as-is with no build step, but an unclaimed site stays behind a temporary visitor password and expires on its own until you claim it with a Netlify account. Vercel Drop (vercel.com/drop) lets you drop a static file, folder or ZIP with no Git or CLI, and since October 19, 2026 works without an account, but anonymous deployments expire after one hour unless you sign in and claim the project (framework projects always require signing in).

Choose GitHub Pages when you need a custom domain or up to 1 GB of storage and do not mind setting up a public GitHub repository. GitHub Pages is free on GitHub Free with a 100 GB monthly soft bandwidth limit and 10 builds an hour, though it cannot be used as free hosting for a commercial, e-commerce or SaaS business. If you want to see the whole workflow from prompt to live URL, read how to make a website with AI or how to put a ChatGPT website online.

Multi-page AI sites, folders and client-side routing

When your AI gives you multiple files, make sure the main page is named index.html and keep matching uppercase and lowercase letters in your file links because file paths are case-sensitive. If your AI zipped the project inside a single top-level folder, ship.page unwraps that folder automatically so index.html becomes the homepage. For extra pages, save them as about.html (which opens at /about.html) or place them inside a subfolder like about/index.html so visitors can open the shorter /about/ address.

If the AI built a single-page app in React or Vue that changes the URL in the browser, tell the AI to use hash routes like #/about instead of path routes like /about. On ship.page, a client-side route like /about works after a visitor starts on the home page, but refreshing or opening /about directly returns a 404 because there is no single-page-app fallback. If you cannot change the app to hash routes, use Netlify, Cloudflare Pages or Vercel, which can rewrite every path back to index.html.

• Static files only: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, images, fonts, audio, video, JSON and WebAssembly all work.
• No server code: PHP, Node.js, Python, databases and WordPress do not run here.
• Contact forms: connect your HTML form to a third-party form service since there is no backend.
• Privacy by default: every upload sends a noindex header so search engines do not list it, and ship.page never lists uploads publicly.
• Pre-compressed builds: files are served as-is with no Content-Encoding header, so turn off .br or .gz compression or include a JavaScript decompressor.

Tip: If youonly have a PDF, image or video, wrap it in a folder or ZIP alongside an index.html file, since the uploader does not accept lone media files.

Updating your site and keeping the same link

On the free plan, you can publish without an account and claim your upload with a free account (sign in with Google or an email link, no card required) and it stays online as long as you keep it. Free pages cannot be edited in place: uploading a new version after you publish a ChatGPT website creates a brand-new link, and free pages display a small Hosted on ship.page badge that visitors can close.

If you iterate with your AI and want to replace the files while keeping the exact same URL, Pro is $4 a month (billed monthly, cancel anytime, no yearly plan). Pro pages never expire (or you can pick any custom expiry starting from 60 seconds), hide the badge, add password protection, and raise limits to 100 MB ZIPs (400 MB unpacked), 10,000 files per upload and 120 deploys a minute. Pro also gives you up to 5 custom subdomains like yourname.ship.place (3 to 40 characters of a-z, 0-9 and single hyphens) that you can point at any of your pages and move anytime, while developers on any plan can automate uploads via curl (POST https://ship.page/deploy), the MCP server at https://ship.page/mcp, or the GitHub Action.