Static sites

The Static Website plan serves files: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, images, fonts. It’s the right plan for a hand-written site or the build output of Astro, Hugo, Jekyll, Eleventy, Vite, or a React/Vue app built to static files.

Where your files go

Everything in the public/ folder is served; nothing outside it is. public/index.html is the home page.

public/
├── index.html        → https://site-<id>.fleeq.net/
├── about/index.html  → /about/
├── css/site.css
└── img/logo.png

Uploading

• A few files: drag them into public/ in Files.
• A whole site: zip your build output, upload the zip into public/, and extract it — or use SFTP.

Changes are live immediately; no restart needed.

Single-page apps

A URL that matches no file is answered with index.html, so client-side routers (React Router, Vue Router) work without extra setup.

Settings

In Startup:

Variable	Default
DOC_ROOT	public	the folder that’s served
INDEX_FILE	index.html	the file served for a folder, and for unmatched URLs
ACCESS_LOG	0	1 writes every request to the console — useful while debugging, noisy otherwise

No PHP

The static plan doesn’t run PHP: a .php file is refused rather than served as source. For PHP, use WordPress.