How do I host a React app for free?

Run your build (npm run build), zip the output folder (dist for Vite, build for Create React App), drop the zip in the box above, and click Get my link. Your app is live on a link in seconds.

Do I upload my source code or the build?

Upload the build output (the dist or build folder), not your src folder. snapy serves the finished files and does not run npm or build for you, which is what keeps it instant and free.

Does client-side routing work?

Your app loads from index.html at the link. If you use React Router with deep links, hash routing is the most reliable on static hosting.

Yes. Hosting your built React app and getting a link is free, with no account.

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Host a React app, free

Built a React app with Vite or Create React App? Run your build, drop the output folder, and get a live link. No signup, no Git, no deploy commands.

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The fast way to host a React app

A built React app is just static files: an index.html and a JavaScript bundle. That is exactly what snapy serves. So you do not need a complex host, a Git repository, or a deploy pipeline. You build once and upload the result.

How to host your React app

Build your app: npm run build. Vite puts the output in dist, Create React App puts it in build.
Zip that output folder.
Drop the zip in the box above and click Get my link.

Your app is live on a clean link, like my-app.snapy.page, the moment it uploads.

Upload the build, not the source

snapy serves your finished files. It does not run npm install or build your code for you. So upload the build folder, not your src. That is what keeps hosting instant, free, and safe.

Tips

Use a custom name like dashboard.snapy.page.
Add a password or an expiry date if you want.
For deep-linkable routes, hash routing avoids 404s on refresh with static hosting.

Working with plain HTML instead? See free HTML hosting. Using Next.js? See how to host a Next.js site free.