Our own servers
The V1-style static blueprint: your files served from our fleet with our CDN and DNS and a Let's Encrypt certificate, isolated per site. The default footprint-pool path, and the strongest control for footprint-sensitive PBN sites.
Static & app hosting
Static and app sites deploy to whichever backend suits the job — our own fleet, Cloudflare Pages, or GitHub Pages on your connected account. Same Static product, same custom domains, CDN, DNS and certificates; the backend is a per-site choice at deploy, on both the Footprint-Free and Mainstream lines, from the dashboard and the MCP.
Static hosting means files and a build served fast with a custom domain, a CDN and a certificate. Where those files live is the choice you make per site.
The V1-style static blueprint: your files served from our fleet with our CDN and DNS and a Let's Encrypt certificate, isolated per site. The default footprint-pool path, and the strongest control for footprint-sensitive PBN sites.
Deploy to Cloudflare Pages for edge delivery plus real application power — client-side JS, Pages Functions and bindings for KV, D1, R2, Durable Objects and Queues. On our Cloudflare account or your own.
Deploy to GitHub Pages on your connected account — a free, first-class static option for mainstream sites. Offered on the PBN line too, but flagged footprint-weaker so you choose with the trade-off in view.
Whichever backend you choose, the rest is identical — so the decision is about fit, not about learning three different systems.
When your site is a build rather than a database-backed CMS: a marketing site, docs, a landing page, a JAMstack or single-page app, or a footprint-diverse PBN property. You get speed and a small attack surface, and with Cloudflare Pages or GitHub Pages you can add edge functions and real data where you need them.
The three backends sit behind one Static product, so the concept — files, a build, a custom domain, our CDN and DNS, a certificate — is the same across them. Moving a site between backends is a redeploy, not a rebuild, and your domain and DNS come with you.
Our own fleet and Cloudflare Pages are the strong footprint choices, and mixing backends across a network adds diversity. GitHub Pages is offered too, but flagged footprint-weaker because it shares GitHub's infrastructure and cannot hard-block backlink crawlers — so it is not the PBN default.
Per site, at deploy — it is a deploy-time option on the dashboard and the MCP. Different sites in the same account can use different backends, which for the Footprint-Free line is a footprint plus.
Start a card-free 7-day trial and deploy a static or app site to our fleet, Cloudflare Pages or GitHub Pages — the choice is a deploy-time option, on both product lines.
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