No servers. No build pipelines. No configuration.
Upload index.html and it's live on your own subdomain — in seconds.
Save and it's live. No build queues, no cache purges, no waiting around.
Every project ships on your-name.hdply.com with TLS included out of the box.
Open the built-in editor, tweak your HTML, hit save — deployed.
No YAML, no CLI, no Git required. If you can write HTML, you can ship.
Your file is served exactly as you wrote it — nothing added, nothing stripped.
Personal pages, prototypes, portfolios and landing pages — all free.
Sign up with your email and a verification code. That's the whole form.
Pick an address like my-site.hdply.com.
Drop in index.html — your site is live that second.
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Create a free hdply account, claim a subdomain, and upload your index.html. Your page is live at your-name.hdply.com within seconds — no server or hosting setup required.
Yes. Personal pages, portfolios, prototypes and landing pages are free, including HTTPS and your own subdomain. No credit card required.
No. There is no build step, no CLI and no configuration. If you can write an HTML file, you can deploy it right from the browser.
Static sites: HTML with CSS and JavaScript. Perfect for landing pages, portfolios, demos, documentation and small personal sites.
A one-file website has no server to manage. Here's what that means, and when it's the right choice.
A static website is just files — HTML, CSS, JavaScript and images — handed to the browser exactly as written. There is no server-side code computing pages on each visit, no database to query, and nothing to keep patched. Most of the web works this way: portfolios, landing pages, documentation and event pages are all static, and even rich interactivity runs in the visitor's browser rather than on a server. If your page doesn't need user accounts or a database, static hosting is all it takes.
Frameworks, build steps and Git workflows exist to manage large, evolving codebases. For a single page they add ceremony with no payoff. A self-contained index.html — with its styles and scripts inline — is the simplest thing that can possibly work: it loads instantly, survives traffic spikes that would flatten a small server, and is trivial to back up or move. When a project genuinely grows you can graduate to a build pipeline; until then, one file keeps you fast.
hdply serves your file byte-for-byte from your own subdomain, with HTTPS included and no configuration. You upload or paste your HTML and it is live in seconds; edit it in the browser and the change deploys on save. Every deploy is kept in a version history, so rolling back a mistake is one click — the useful part of version control without a repository. There is no CLI, no YAML and no server to maintain.
From a file on your desktop to a live URL in under a minute.
Deploy your first page