Static site hosting on the decentralized web

Website Hosting

Host static websites directly from IPFS. Your site gets a permanent, verifiable address. No vendor lock-in, no walled gardens.

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IPFS Website Hosting

Your site, on a permanent address

Upload your static site and pin it to IPFS. Your site gets a content address — a unique link that points to a specific version of your content, verified by its hash. Change the site, get a new address. Don't change it, the same link works forever. No DNS propagation delays, no CDN configuration, no walled garden.

Censorship Resistance

No single point of control

Your site's content is distributed across independent storage providers on the Sia network. If one host goes down, your site stays up — hosts only get paid when they prove they're storing your data. No hosting provider can arbitrarily take your site offline. Pay with crypto or card.

Static Sites

Works with the frameworks you use

If your site builds to static files, it works with IPFS hosting. That includes Hugo, Astro, Next.js static export, Gatsby, 11ty, Jekyll, and any other static site generator. Point your build output at Pinner, pin it, and your site is live on the decentralized web with a content address.

Frequently Asked Questions

Any static site — if your build produces HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files, it works. Hugo, Astro, Next.js static export, Gatsby, 11ty, Jekyll, and more. Dynamic server-side rendering is not supported.

Netlify and Vercel are excellent platforms with built-in CI/CD, serverless functions, and preview deployments. Pinner focuses on one thing: hosting your built static files on a decentralized network with content addresses. No vendor lock-in on the addressing layer — your content address is a verifiable hash of your files, not a proprietary URL.

DNS-linked domains work alongside your IPFS content address. You can point a custom domain at your pinned content so visitors use a familiar URL.

Your site stays online as long as it's pinned and distributed across the network. If individual hosts go down, your content remains available from other providers — hosts only get paid when they prove your data is there.

Yes. Update your files and pin the new version. You'll get a new content address for the updated content. If you use a custom domain, point it at the new address.

Pay for storage and bandwidth — no hidden fees, no API call charges. We're onboarding gradually with a 6-week founding trial for early users.

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Ready to store on the decentralized web?

6-week founding trial — we just ask for honest feedback. No credit card required. If anything breaks, we fix it ourselves.

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