Host a v0 export as a live URL.

v0.dev is Vercel's design-and-code generator. You describe a UI, v0 generates React + Tailwind code, you iterate. The default path forward is to deploy it on Vercel, which is reasonable if you're already in Vercel-land but heavier than necessary if you just want to share what v0 made.

NudgeHost is the lightweight alternative. For a single self-contained component, copy v0's HTML output into the paste box and you get a URL in seconds. This is the same flow that handles put a Claude output online and share a ChatGPT HTML page, since the underlying problem is identical: AI builder gave you HTML, you want it on the open web. For a multi-file v0 app, the ZIP export goes through the same pipeline that powers publish a Vite or CRA build.

There's one practical detail. v0's exports often reference Tailwind via CDN and shadcn/ui components inlined into the code. Both work out of the box when hosted: Tailwind loads from its CDN, the inlined components ship with the HTML. If v0 split your output across many files (`page.tsx`, `components/*.tsx`), the cleaner path is to run a local build first and zip the result; the alternative is to paste v0's preview HTML, which is enough for static UI demos but loses TypeScript-level component reuse.

Free on the free plan. Most v0 outputs are small enough that the 25MB ceiling is irrelevant. Custom domains and password protection are on Pro, which matter when you're handing the URL to a client. The full host any file type catalog covers every other format you might want to share alongside the v0 demo, from PDF briefs to host a ZIP project bundles.