Edge static hosting · Static & Jamstack
Static and full-stack sites served from Cloudflare's network, with no bandwidth charge.
Checked against Cloudflare Pages's official pages on 1 Nov 2026. Free tiers change, so confirm before you commit.
Free plan includes unlimited sites, requests and bandwidth, with 500 builds a month.
| Limit | Free plan |
|---|---|
| Bandwidth | Unlimited |
| Builds | 500 / month, 1 at a time |
| Files per site | 20,000 |
| Max file size | 25 MiB |
| Custom domains | 100 per project |
A site cannot hold more than 20,000 files or any single file over 25 MiB on the free plan.
Create a free Cloudflare account
Open Workers & Pages and choose Create, then Pages
Connect your Git repo or upload a folder
Set the build command and output folder, then deploy
Free plan includes unlimited sites, requests and bandwidth, with 500 builds a month. Free plan ends: Never.
No, you can sign up for Cloudflare Pages's free plan without a card.
A site cannot hold more than 20,000 files or any single file over 25 MiB on the free plan.
Yes, you can connect your own domain on the free plan. You also get a free address at *.pages.dev.
Netlify, Codeberg Pages, GitLab Pages. Compare their limits on this page or open each one for details.
Static + serverless
Git-based hosting for static and Jamstack sites, with functions, forms and edge features.
The catch: Every production deploy costs 15 credits, so about 20 deploys a month uses the whole free allowance before any traffic.
Non-profit pages
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The catch: New users must use the new git-pages setup, which needs a webhook; the old v2 server is closed to new users.
Repo static hosting
Static sites built by GitLab CI/CD and served from a GitLab project.
The catch: Builds run on the shared 400 CI/CD minutes a month, which other pipelines also use.
Static hosting
Static hosting from the team behind Kinsta, deployed from Git.
The catch: Only static sites are free; app hosting starts at $5 a month after a trial.
CLI static hosting
Publishes any local folder as a website with one terminal command.
The catch: Redirects, rewrites and password protection are only on the $30 Pro plan.
Repo static hosting
Publishes a static site straight from a GitHub repository.
The catch: On a free account the repo must be public, and GitHub says Pages is not meant for online shops or SaaS.
Check a name, set up DNS and test the site once it is live. All free, in the browser.
Where to list a new site so search engines and people find it.