I’m the founder of One9x. I built Pages for people who have a finished static website and want to put it online. You can publish from your browser: Create a site. Drop your finished website folder onto the dashboard. Review the file changes, upload, and check the preview. Publish when you’re ready. Each release has its own preview URL. Only changed files upload, and you can switch back to an earlier release without rebuilding it. Here’s a 43-second walkthrough: https://youtu.be/XOCcOlAI4Bo Free includes: • 3 sites • HTTPS • Previews and rollback • Forms and comments, with monthly limits • No card required There’s also a CLI, GitHub Action, and MCP integration for agents. If an AI tool gave you plain HTML, you can upload it directly. If it gave you a framework project, build it first and upload the output folder. Pages serves static files; it doesn’t run server-side code. Custom domains start on the ₹199/month Starter plan. Try it: https://one9x.com If you try publishing a site, I’d appreciate hearing which step felt unclear   submitted by   /u/ramank775 [link]   [comments]