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Check out Vercel! [1] You can deploy for free, with a single command, in a few minutes. Disclaimer: I work at Vercel, happy to answer any questions. [1]: http

by leerob 6y ago

Check out Vercel! [1] You can deploy for free, with a single command, in a few minutes. Disclaimer: I work at Vercel, happy to answer any questions. [1]: http://vercel.com/ http://vercel.com/

romellem 6y ago
I will second this recommendation. I use Vercel for all my static sites and have found it wonderful to work with and well documented.
davidwparker 6y ago
I've been a happy user of Netlify, Github Pages and now Vercel. I'm really enjoying Vercel lately! It's been really great. Recently also tested out Cloudflare Pages, but I think they have a bit of work to do before they can match Vercel.
m00dy 6y ago
I also use Vercel. It is a good product. Disclaimer: I don't work at Vercel and I'm just a regular guy
adamhearn 6y ago
Vercel free tier is awesome!!
adriancooney 6y ago
Very happy Vercel user here. My default choice now -- supremely simple and fast deployments with great UX.
wishinghand 6y ago
Not to bring down the mood on how easy it is for static sites on Vercel, but I still get sad about it moving away from server side or Docker based deploys. I really miss that workflow.
mkl 6y ago
Your pricing page is confusing to me. There is a free tier, and it says "Pay as you grow", but I can't see what the limits on the free tier are or how growth is measured. How does it work?
- johnghanks 6y ago
  Literally a 3 second google would have answered that question for you: https://vercel.com/docs/platform/limits https://vercel.com/docs/platform/limits
- ihuman 6y ago
  The paid plans let you deploy more often, has longer timeouts, and lets you have team members. Also, hobby plans are limited to personal, non-commercial use. https://vercel.com/docs/platform/limits https://vercel.com/docs/platform/limits
Blahah 6y ago
I tried out vercel for the first time this week after Github pages failed to deploy an already built static site 30 mins before a demo. I took a gamble on vercel about 10 mins before I had to demo and it was running with a few minutes to spare, from starting sign up to having a live site - all free. I'm upgrading us today, because that was an exceptionally good experience. Thanks for making a simple product.
- smallpipe 6y ago
  Interesting that you chose to actually host it given the time constraints! I would probably cheat and run a server locally (say python -m http.server 80) and add the domain to /etc/hosts
  - Blahah 6y ago
    I had to send the demo to people around the world, rather than demo it myself over a call.
jonny_eh 6y ago
Best part of Vercel is that it supports web apps with back-ends that can make API calls (it's like "static site+"). It's my goto host these days. Love their framework next.js too.

by leerob 6y ago

Check out Vercel! [1] You can deploy for free, with a single command, in a few minutes. Disclaimer: I work at Vercel, happy to answer any questions. [1]: http://vercel.com/ http://vercel.com/

romellem 6y ago

I will second this recommendation. I use Vercel for all my static sites and have found it wonderful to work with and well documented.

davidwparker 6y ago

I've been a happy user of Netlify, Github Pages and now Vercel. I'm really enjoying Vercel lately! It's been really great. Recently also tested out Cloudflare Pages, but I think they have a bit of work to do before they can match Vercel.

m00dy 6y ago

I also use Vercel. It is a good product. Disclaimer: I don't work at Vercel and I'm just a regular guy

adamhearn 6y ago

Vercel free tier is awesome!!

adriancooney 6y ago

Very happy Vercel user here. My default choice now -- supremely simple and fast deployments with great UX.

wishinghand 6y ago

Not to bring down the mood on how easy it is for static sites on Vercel, but I still get sad about it moving away from server side or Docker based deploys. I really miss that workflow.

mkl 6y ago

Your pricing page is confusing to me. There is a free tier, and it says "Pay as you grow", but I can't see what the limits on the free tier are or how growth is measured. How does it work?

johnghanks 6y ago
Literally a 3 second google would have answered that question for you: https://vercel.com/docs/platform/limits https://vercel.com/docs/platform/limits
ihuman 6y ago
The paid plans let you deploy more often, has longer timeouts, and lets you have team members. Also, hobby plans are limited to personal, non-commercial use. https://vercel.com/docs/platform/limits https://vercel.com/docs/platform/limits

Blahah 6y ago

I tried out vercel for the first time this week after Github pages failed to deploy an already built static site 30 mins before a demo. I took a gamble on vercel about 10 mins before I had to demo and it was running with a few minutes to spare, from starting sign up to having a live site - all free. I'm upgrading us today, because that was an exceptionally good experience. Thanks for making a simple product.

smallpipe 6y ago
Interesting that you chose to actually host it given the time constraints! I would probably cheat and run a server locally (say python -m http.server 80) and add the domain to /etc/hosts
- Blahah 6y ago
  I had to send the demo to people around the world, rather than demo it myself over a call.

jonny_eh 6y ago

Best part of Vercel is that it supports web apps with back-ends that can make API calls (it's like "static site+"). It's my goto host these days. Love their framework next.js too.