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. For the full walkthrough, read how to host a v0 export.

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. The same flow works when you put a Claude output online or share a ChatGPT HTML page, since the underlying problem is identical. AI builder gave you HTML, you want it on the open web. A multi-file v0 app works too. Build it, zip the dist folder, and the ZIP serves as a live site at its own nudgehost.site link.

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, and the inlined components ship with the HTML. If v0 split your output across many files (`page.tsx`, `components/*.tsx`), paste the preview HTML for a quick static demo, or run the build locally and zip the output folder; the built app then serves at its own subdomain with client-side routing working.

All of this works on the free plan. Pro adds custom domains, which you connect with the domain name system, and password protection, both worth it when the URL goes to a client. When a v0 build is the centrepiece of a pitch, you can share a deck with a client and hand it over as the working demo. The dashboard lets you host a file alongside the v0 demo. Project bundles work directly too. Just upload a ZIP and the archive sits at its own link.