You spent the afternoon in Claude, going back and forth until the design finally clicked. The preview looks exactly right. Then comes the one step nobody warned you about: putting it online.
Most hosting guides assume you already know what a server is, or what DNS means. sofast doesn't. You won't break anything by uploading the wrong file — the worst case is uploading the right one two minutes later. Upload your files, and your site is live: no command line, no config, no guessing whether you did it right.
A static site is a website made of plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript — the same kind of files Claude, Cursor, Lovable, or any AI builder generates. There's no database, and nothing running on a server each time someone visits. That's why it's fast, hard to break into, and cheap to host.
Every upload is copied out to edge locations around the world. A client opening your link from Montréal, Lisbon or Sydney gets it from the copy nearest to them — and you configure none of it.
Most hosting setups make you configure servers or build pipelines before your first page loads. sofast skips that entirely — drop your files in, and you're public the same day you finish designing, not after a week of documentation.
A sofast subdomain is fine for testing. When you're sending a link to a client or employer, yourdomain.com looks like you know what you're doing — and connecting it is a few clicks away, any time you're ready.
Free drag-and-drop preview tools are built to be temporary — a way to show someone a demo, not a permanent home for a real site. Your sofast site stays online as long as your plan is active, with no surprise expiration.
Juggling more than one client? See every site from a single dashboard — one login, one bill, one place to confirm everything's still running, instead of remembering which client lives on which platform.
Client asked for a price change or spotted a typo? Drop your updated files in, and the live site updates in seconds. No redeploy process, no downtime while it happens.
There's no admin panel demanding updates, no plugin quietly breaking overnight. Less running in the background means less that can go wrong while you're not looking.
If you're a freelance designer, you're not trying to become a hosting expert — you're trying to get a client's site live without losing an afternoon to tutorials, or paying for server capacity you'll never use. Maybe it's a portfolio to send a hiring manager, or a one-page site a client needs live before the end of the week.
If you run a small studio, the math is different: you're hosting several sites for several clients, and every minute spent wrestling with hosting accounts is a minute you can't bill. sofast puts every client site under one login, with one predictable invoice — and lets you see, at a glance, what's live and what needs attention.
The kind of site people drop on sofast — one page, live on its own address about two minutes later.
Every site gets HTTPS automatically — no certificates to buy or renew yourself. Your files are backed up, and your site runs on infrastructure monitored around the clock, so a bad day on our end doesn't become a bad day on yours. No ads, no tracking scripts, no surprise pop-ups added to your site — what you upload is what visitors see.
| Included on every plan | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Automatic HTTPS | Nothing to buy or renew |
| Instant deploys | Upload files, see it live in seconds |
| Guided domain setup | Connect yourdomain.com without guessing at DNS |
| Edge delivery | Fast first load, wherever the visitor is |
Three plans, one difference between them: how much you keep online. Every plan includes your own domain, an automatic SSL certificate, and instant deploys.
Tools like Netlify Drop are great for a five-minute demo — not a site you plan to keep. Links expire, there's no custom domain option, and there's no dashboard tying multiple projects together. Traditional web hosting solves the "stays online" problem, but adds a control panel built for servers and databases you'll never touch.
If yours is not here, write to us — we answer in plain words, not documentation.
A ZIP of the folder your AI tool exported — the one containing index.html. No build step, no command line, nothing to install.
No. If you can drag a file onto a window, you can publish a site. We tell you what to click, and there is nothing you can break by uploading the wrong file.
Nothing bad — upload the right ones a minute later and the live site updates in seconds. There is no redeploy process and no downtime while it happens.
Yes. Point it at your site in a few clicks — we tell you exactly which DNS records to paste, and we issue the SSL certificate for you.
Start on a sofast address and connect a domain later, whenever you are ready. Nothing is lost when you switch.
As long as your plan is active. Unlike free preview tools, sofast links do not expire on their own.
Yes — every site sits under one login and one invoice, with one place to confirm everything is still running.
Yes. Export your files any time. Moving a site elsewhere is a hosting change, not a redesign.
Upload your files, get a live link in under two minutes, and decide on a domain whenever you're ready. No credit card, no configuration, no learning curve — the design part is already done.