All tools

BUILD & DEPLOY

Deploy Frontend Apps & Static Sites

Build on your computer, ZIP the generated output, and upload it. Linkyhost serves the resulting browser assets without running your framework or project source.

Asset-only by design. Linkyhost serves the files already present in your ZIP. It does not install dependencies, run a build, or provide Node.js, PHP, Python, Ruby, serverless functions, API routes, SSR, background jobs, or WebSockets.
Plan depends on the built files. Every multi-file website ZIP requires Pro, including HTML/CSS-only output and JavaScript framework builds. One standalone HTML page can use the Free plan.

React & Frontend Frameworks

Deploy browser-ready applications and static exports from React and related frameworks.

Modern Frontend Frameworks

Deploy client-only production builds from modern web tooling.

Vue Ecosystem

Deploy Vue applications and statically generated Vue sites.

Static Site Generators

Build content locally and deploy only the generated site.

Build Tools & Bundlers

Deploy the browser assets emitted by JavaScript build tools.

CSS Frameworks

Deploy complete HTML sites styled with CSS frameworks and UI kits.

Documentation Tools

Deploy generated documentation and knowledge-base output.

Python Ecosystem

Run the generator locally, then deploy its static HTML output.

Server-to-Static

Deploy an exported static copy; server-side source code is never executed.

From Local Build to Live Site

1

Build Locally

Run the framework production build or static-export command on your computer.

2

ZIP the Output Contents

Open the generated output directory and ZIP its contents so index.html is at the ZIP root.

3

Upload and Review

Upload the ZIP, review detected output, routing, redirects, headers, and diagnostics, then deploy.

Routing and Response Configuration

Configuration is read from the built ZIP. Framework configuration that expects a server is not executed.

SPA fallback

/* /index.html 200

For a client-routed SPA, keep index.html at the output root. Linkyhost detects common browser-app builds automatically, or you can add /* /index.html 200 to _redirects. Exact assets and directory indexes always win before the fallback.

_redirects

/old /new 301

Put a _redirects file at the output root for deployment redirects. Use one rule per line, such as /old /new 301; supported redirect statuses are 301, 302, 307, and 308. Framework redirects that require a server are not executed.

_headers

/assets/*
  Cache-Control: public, max-age=31536000

Put a _headers file at the output root for path-specific response headers. Start each block with a path, then indent allowlisted Name: value lines. Unsafe or platform-owned headers are ignored and reported in deployment diagnostics.

Ready to Upload a Build?

ZIP the contents of your generated output directory. The uploader will inspect the archive before deployment and explain what it found.

Upload a Build ZIP