Your site, live. You handle none of it.
You made something. Getting it onto the internet should not be the hard part — and it should not mean learning about build pipelines, DNS records, certificates or CDNs. Hand over a repository or a folder of built files. We do the rest, and tell you in plain words when it’s live.
And when a build fails, this is all that happens. The deploy stops, your live site stays exactly as it was, and we tell you what broke in ordinary words.
How it works, in three steps
Nothing here needs configuring. Each step is something we do, not something you set up.
You hand it over
Connect a GitHub repository, or upload a folder of already-built files. The upload path needs no repository, no commit and no git at all — useful when you have files rather than a project.
We build it and put it somewhere fast
Your site is built, stored in Europe, and served from a global network so it loads quickly wherever someone opens it. Builds sometimes wait their turn; when yours is waiting, the page says so rather than spinning.
It’s live, and it stays live
You get a working address straight away. Point your own domain at it whenever you’re ready — we’ll show you the one record to add and sort out the certificate ourselves. Push a change and it goes out again on its own.
Everything stays in Europe
Every company involved in running your site is European, and everything we store sits in the EU. No AWS, no Google Cloud, no Cloudflare, no Vercel. We name the companies we use because they are good ones, not because we have to.
Your site is delivered from servers worldwide so it loads quickly everywhere — that is the delivery network doing its job. What stays in the EU is every company we rely on and every copy of your data we hold. If you keep your code on GitHub, that part is yours and sits wherever you put it.
What’s included
Being straight about the limits is part of not wasting your time. Today deploy-me handles static sites — pages that are built once and then simply served. That covers most personal sites, portfolios, documentation and landing pages.
Astro is the framework we build today. Root domains like example.com aren’t supported yet — you can point www.example.com at us today.
Ready when you are
Making an account takes a moment and doesn’t need a password — deploy-me signs you in with a passkey, or a code sent to your email.