How do I host a Next.js site for free?

Set output: 'export' in next.config.js, run next build to create the out folder, zip it, drop it in the box above, and click Get my link.

Does this support server-side rendering or API routes?

No. snapy serves static files, so it works with Next.js static export (output: 'export'). Pages that need a running server (SSR, API routes, server actions) need a Node host like Vercel.

What folder do I upload?

The out folder created by the static export build. Zip it and upload the zip.

Yes, hosting an exported Next.js site and getting a link is free, with no account.

Next.js hosting in seconds

Host a Next.js site, free

Export your Next.js site to static files, upload the out folder, and get a live link. Free, no signup, no Git. Best for static (exported) Next.js sites.

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Host an exported Next.js site in seconds

Next.js can export your site to plain static files. Those files are exactly what snapy serves, so you can put an exported Next.js site online for free, with no Git and no build pipeline on the hosting side.

How to host your Next.js site

In next.config.js, set output: 'export'.
Run next build. Next.js creates an out folder of static files.
Zip the out folder, drop it in the box above, and click Get my link.

Your site is live on a clean link right away.

Static export only (worth knowing)

snapy serves static files, so it is a great fit for static (exported) Next.js sites: marketing pages, docs, blogs, portfolios, and landing pages. It does not run a Node server, so features that need one (server-side rendering, API routes, server actions) will not work here. For those, a server host like Vercel is the right tool. For a fast, free link to a static Next.js site, snapy is the simplest path.

Tips

Pick a name like docs.snapy.page.
Add a password or an expiry date if needed.

Using plain React instead? See how to host a React app free. Plain HTML? See free HTML hosting.