boomurl vs Surge.sh
A Surge.sh alternative — from the browser or the CLI
Surge is a beloved CLI for static deploys. boomurl gives you the same one-command CLI publish — plus a drag-and-drop browser flow when you don't want a terminal.
Publish your site free →Why people choose boomurl
- Publish from the terminal (`npx boomurl deploy ./dist --name my-site`) or just drag a folder onto the site.
- No account — a one-time email code mints a reusable API key.
- Automatic HTTPS, custom domains, and a global edge cache.
- An MCP server lets AI agents publish too.
boomurl vs Surge.sh, at a glance
| boomurl | Surge.sh | |
|---|---|---|
| CLI publish | Yes — npx boomurl | Yes — surge |
| Browser drag & drop | Yes | No |
| Account required | No — email code | Email + password |
| Custom domain + HTTPS | Yes, automatic | Yes |
| AI agent (MCP) support | Yes | No |
| Price | Free (ad-supported) | Free tier + paid |
Comparison reflects boomurl's positioning for static sites; Surge.sh may offer capabilities beyond static hosting.
Frequently asked questions
- Does boomurl have a CLI like Surge?
- Yes — `npx boomurl deploy <dir> --name <name>` publishes a folder in one command, and `npx boomurl login` mints your key. There's also a drag-and-drop browser flow.
- Do I need to create an account?
- No password account — you verify a one-time email code, which mints a reusable API key (boom_sk_…).
Try it now
Drag a folder, pick a name — live in about 20 seconds.
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