Deploy Pycora to Cloudflare Pages, Vercel, GitHub Pages — Zero Hosting Cost

Pycora outputs pure static HTML. That means you can host it anywhere — for free. Here’s how.

Build First

python ssg.py

Your output/ folder is ready. Pure static HTML. No runtime, no database.

Option 1: Cloudflare Pages

Push your repo to GitHub

Go to Cloudflare Pages → “Create a project”

Connect your repo

Build command: python ssg.py

Output directory: output

Deploy

Cost: Free forever. Unlimited bandwidth.

Option 2: Vercel

Push to GitHub

Go to Vercel → “New Project”

Import your repo

Framework preset: “Other”

Build command: python ssg.py

Output directory: output

Deploy

Cost: Free tier is generous for static sites.

Option 3: GitHub Pages

Build locally: python ssg.py

Push output/ to the gh-pages branch

Enable GitHub Pages in repo settings

Cost: Free.

Option 4: Netlify

Push to GitHub

Netlify → “Add new site” → “Import an existing project”

Build command: python ssg.py

Publish directory: output

Deploy

Cost: Free tier.

Option 5: Plain NGINX / Apache Copy output/ to /var/www/html/. Done.

Why This Matters

Most CMS platforms charge monthly. WordPress hosting, Webflow, Framer — all subscription-based. Pycora outputs static HTML you own forever.

Pycora Pro = one payment, zero hosting cost, forever.