Served from wherever
the visitor is.

Finished files on a global CDN with automatic HTTPS, so the page comes from the nearest edge instead of one server in one city. There's no origin to go down.

Where the site actually lives
  • Prerendered files on a global CDN
  • HTTPS issued and renewed automatically
  • Deployed from version control, not by hand
  • In your own account, so it stays yours
Hosting costA few dollars a year
Origin serversNone to keep running

Trusted by businesses of all sizes

  • Portraits by Mae
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Where it's served from

Nothing between the request and the file

A conventional site answers a request by waking a server, querying a database, assembling a page and sending it. A static site skips all four. The page was finished before anyone asked.

The files sit on a CDN, copied to edge locations worldwide. A visitor in Tampa is served from Ashburn, one in Berlin from Frankfurt, both getting a finished file. There's no origin to fall over on the day you get written about.

You can't overload a server that was never asked to think.

No server to run

What deployment covers

Four things that turn a folder of files into a site that keeps running without you.

Global CDN delivery

The site copied to edge locations worldwide, so distance stops being part of your load time.

HTTPS, handled

Certificates issued and renewed automatically. The padlock isn't something anyone has to remember.

Deploys from version control

Every change is a commit and every deploy reverses, so a bad change is undone in a minute.

Your account, your keys

Set up under your own hosting and domain accounts, so the site doesn't live inside an agency login.

Going live

How the site goes live

Accounts and domain

Hosting and DNS in your name, with us added as a collaborator rather than the owner.

Deploy and preview

The site goes to a preview URL first, so it can be checked on real devices before the domain moves.

Point the domain

DNS switched, HTTPS issued, every page and redirect confirmed before we call it done.

Cost and portability

Frequently asked questions

What hosting costs, whether you can move it, and what happens under a traffic spike.

Close to nothing. A static site sits on a CDN's free or near-free tier at the traffic levels a small business sees, and we will set it up in your own account so it stays yours.
Yes. It is a folder of standard files. Any static host will serve it, and nothing about the build ties you to one provider.
Nothing, which is the point. The CDN serves the same finished files to ten thousand people as easily as to ten, and there is no database to run out of connections.

The rest of the build

Everything else in static websites

A build is rarely one of these on its own. Here is the rest of what ships alongside it.

Simple page set

Usually home, services, about and contact, designed as one piece rather than assembled from a template.

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Responsive down to the small phone

Built mobile first and tested there, because that is where the majority of a small business's traffic lands.

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Search and schema basics

Titles, descriptions, sitemap, robots and structured data set correctly on every page from launch.

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Contact routing

A simple form or click-to-call that reaches your inbox and your phone, with spam filtering that actually holds.

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Nothing to maintain

No CMS, no database, no dependency updates. If you want editable content later, it upgrades into a multi-page build.

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Static websites

The whole offering, and how these pieces fit together.

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