boomurl_Free instant static website hosting — drag a folder, pick a name, get a live URL in about 20 seconds.

boomurl turns a pile of static files into a public website in seconds. If you have an index.html— by itself or inside a folder with your CSS, JavaScript, images, and fonts — boomurl gives it a real, shareable HTTPS URL. It's the simplest possible answer to “I just made this HTML, how do I put it online?”

There is nothing to install and nothing to sign up for. You don't connect a Git repository, you don't run a build, and you don't manage a server. You drop files and you get a link. That's the whole product.

1. Drop — drag a folder (with an index.html) or a single .html file onto boomurl.com.
2. Name — pick an available name; that becomes your URL at boomurl.site/your-name. Names are first come, first served.
3. Verify — enter the 6-digit code emailed to you. That one code is the entire sign-up; your email is how you manage or delete the site later.
4. Live — your site is published over HTTPS on a global edge in about 20 seconds. Updates appear within a minute.

boomurl is for any static website— pages that don't need a server to run. People use it for:

• →Landing pages and product one-pagers
• →Personal sites, portfolios, and résumés
• →Documentation and project pages
• →Event, wedding, and invitation pages
• →Demos, prototypes, and proofs of concept
• →Single-page apps and generated HTML
• →AI-generated pages from coding agents
• →Quick shares of a single HTML file

It serves HTML, CSS, JavaScript, images, fonts, and similar assets. It's a host for human-viewable websites — not a file locker, backup target, or data store.

boomurl is designed so that an AI coding agent — ChatGPT, Claude, or your own — can publish a website without a browser. An agent mints a bearer API key once, then publishes or updates a site with a single authenticated HTTP request:

PUT https://boomurl.com/api/v1/sites/my-demo
Authorization: Bearer boom_sk_...
{ "files": { "index.html": "<h1>hi</h1>" } }
# -> { "url": "https://boomurl.site/my-demo/" }

For machines, boomurl also publishes:

• →an HTTP API — the agent guide
• →an OpenAPI spec you can drop in as a ChatGPT Action — /openapi.json
• →an llms.txt index for LLMs — /llms.txt
• →an MCP server and a command-line tool for scripted publishing

You can publish on your own custom domain. A subdomain like www.example.com or blog.example.com connects with a single CNAME record at your current DNS provider — no nameserver change. An apex like example.comneeds a one-time nameserver change (apex domains can't use CNAMEs). HTTPS is automatic either way. See boomurl.com/custom-domain.

boomurl trades configuration for speed. Tools like GitHub Pages, Netlify, Vercel, and Surge are powerful, but they expect a Git repository, a CLI, a build step, or an account. boomurl asks for none of that: you drag files (or make one API call) and get a live HTTPS URL in seconds.

That makes it ideal for one-off pages, quick shares, demos, and sites generated by AI agents — and intentionally minimal: it hosts static front-ends, not application backends or databases.

See how boomurl compares: vs GitHub Pages, vs Netlify, vs Vercel, vs Surge, or host a single HTML file.

boomurl is free. Free sites carry a small ad banner; a paid ad-free plan is planned. There is no credit card and no signup.

Limits: 50 MB and 500 files per site, static content only. Sites are served from a global edge cache. boomurl is a publishing service, not an archive — keep your own copies, since deletion is permanent.

What is boomurl?

boomurl is a free service for publishing static websites instantly. You drag a folder (or a single HTML file) into the page, choose a name, confirm a 6-digit email code, and your site goes live at boomurl.site/your-name in about 20 seconds. There is no account to create, no password, and no build step.

How do I publish a website with boomurl?

Go to boomurl.com, drop your HTML/CSS/JS/images (a folder with an index.html, or one .html file), pick an available name, and enter the 6-digit code emailed to you. Your site is then served over HTTPS from a global edge cache. Coding agents can do the same thing in one authenticated HTTP request instead of using the browser.

Is boomurl free?

Yes. Publishing and hosting are free, supported by a small ad banner injected into free sites. A paid ad-free plan is planned. There is no credit card and no signup.

Do I need an account or password?

No. boomurl uses a one-time 6-digit email code instead of accounts and passwords. The email you verify with is how you manage or delete the site later.

Can an AI agent like ChatGPT or Claude publish a site?

Yes — boomurl is built for AI coding agents. An agent mints a bearer API key once (proving email ownership) and then publishes or updates a site with a single PUT request to /api/v1/sites/{name}. There is also a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, a command-line tool, an OpenAPI spec usable as a ChatGPT Action, and an llms.txt index at boomurl.com/llms.txt.

What can I host on boomurl?

Any static website: landing pages, portfolios, resumes, documentation, event pages, wedding sites, demos, prototypes, single-page apps, generated HTML, and AI-built pages. boomurl serves static files only — HTML, CSS, JavaScript, images, fonts, and similar assets. Nothing executes server-side.

Can I use my own domain?

Yes. A subdomain like www.example.com or blog.example.com connects with a single CNAME record at your current DNS provider — no nameserver change. An apex domain (example.com) needs a one-time nameserver change. HTTPS is automatic either way. See boomurl.com/custom-domain.

Can I edit my site after publishing?

Yes, two ways. For quick changes, open boomurl.com/edit/your-name and edit in the browser: click any text, link, or image to change it, edit Markdown and other text files as source, save a private draft, then publish — every publish creates a version you can roll back to. For bigger changes, drop your files again with the same name and verified email to replace the whole site.

What are the limits?

Each site can be up to 50 MB and 500 files. Content is static only. Sites are served from a global edge cache and updates appear within about a minute.

How is boomurl different from GitHub Pages, Netlify, Vercel, or Surge?

boomurl trades configuration for speed: no Git repository, no CLI install required, no build configuration, and no account. You drag files and get a live HTTPS URL in seconds. It is intentionally minimal — ideal for one-off pages, quick shares, and sites generated by AI agents — rather than for full application backends.

Is boomurl permanent? Should I keep a backup?

boomurl is a free publishing service, not an archive. Keep your own copies of your files. Deletion is permanent, and content that violates the Terms of Use can be removed.