Host an HTML file in seconds.

Sometimes you just need to put an HTML file on the internet. Maybe it's a prototype you want to show a client, a single-page landing page for a side project, or an HTML output you just generated from an AI tool and want to share with a friend. You don't need a server or a Vercel deployment for any of that. You just need a URL.

NudgeHost takes any HTML file, whether a single page or a multi-file site, and puts it on the open web at a clean URL within seconds. If your project is more than one file, the simplest route is to zip everything together and upload a ZIP; NudgeHost unpacks it and serves it as a site. If you're publishing something a model built for you, there's a purpose-built flow to host a Claude artifact that handles the copy-paste case directly. For personal use cases like a one-page event site, the guide on how to share your wedding details as a link walks through that flow start to finish.

Set a password on the link if you want the prototype private. Custom domains and unbranded links come with a paid plan. And the page is already running on a real CDN, so testing load behaviour before publishing isn't a separate step.

HTML isn't the only thing you can put online this way. The same uploader will host any file type of any format, and a finished PDF export of your page can just as easily host a PDF for people who'd rather read than browse. If you only need to look at a file rather than publish it, NudgeHost's all of NudgeHost's file viewers open common formats in the browser directly.