Codelloy Pages
Publish a single HTML file to a branded link
Drag in one self-contained HTML file and get a live page on a branded short link, with versions you can roll back, comments from your visitors, and the same click analytics as every other Codelloy link.
Why publish with Codelloy
Free forever, not a free trial
Every Codelloy plan includes Pages — the Free plan too. Your page stays live for as long as your account does, with no card required and no trial clock.
No separate subscription
Pages rides the plan you already have. There is no second bill, no separate seat count, and no add-on to switch on.
Built-in comments
Visitors can leave comments on a published page with just a display name — no account, no sign-up. Comments are off until you switch them on for a page, and you moderate them from the dashboard.
A real link, not just a URL
Share the page's short link rather than the raw file URL — it carries full click analytics and a QR code. On a paid plan, add your own custom domain and every new page's link is minted on it with link cloaking already on, so your brand holds the address bar for the whole visit. Your work, your domain; Codelloy just makes it shine.
How it works
- 1
Upload your file
One self-contained HTML file, straight from the dashboard.
- 2
Share the link
You get a branded short link and a QR code immediately. The page is served from codelloypages.com, a separate cookie-less domain.
- 3
Update and roll back
Upload a new version whenever you like. Previous versions are kept, and you can restore one at any time.
What each plan includes
| Plan | Storage (lifetime total) | Max file size | Password protection |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | 25 MB | 5 MB | |
| Pro | 75 MB | 8 MB | |
| Business | 300 MB | 8 MB | |
| Enterprise | 1 GB | 8 MB |
Storage is a lifetime total, not a monthly allowance. Each page uses one link from your plan, and visits through its share link count as clicks. Page traffic draws on a bandwidth allowance that scales with your plan: go over it and your pages stop serving until the allowance resets at the start of your next billing period.
What Pages is — and what it isn’t
Pages hosts one self-contained HTML file per page: your markup, with CSS and JavaScript inlined or loaded from a CDN. That covers landing pages, one-pagers, invitations, reports, prototypes and design handoffs. It is not a general web host — there are no multi-file uploads, no build step, no server-side code, and no framework output directories. If you need those, use a full hosting provider.
Publish your first page today
Pages is included on every plan, starting with Free. Upload a file and you have a live, branded, analytics-tracked page in under a minute.
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