Deploy AI-generated sites

A source-backed deployment guide for handling AI webhooks with Cloudflare Workers at the public edge and Railway for durable job processing, retries, private services, and slow agent work.

A July 2026 HostFleet deployment guide to Cloudflare Pages for AI-generated frontends, focused on build caps, the $5 Workers Paid step, and where the platform stops fitting.

A July 2026 HostFleet deployment guide to Netlify for AI-generated frontends, focused on credit-based pricing, deploy-preview workflow, Next.js support, and the pause risk when monthly credits run out.

A July 2026 HostFleet deployment guide to Vercel for AI-generated frontends, focused on Hobby's non-commercial limits, the real Pro floor, and the function/runtime ceilings that shape light AI features.

A July 2026 HostFleet guide to the best hosting for AI cron jobs, focused on short scheduled API work, managed cron containers, and when a cheap VPS is the more honest answer.

A July 2026 HostFleet comparison of Coolify vs Railway vs Fly.io vs Render for small AI apps, focused on the real cost shape of one app plus one worker and the trade between self-hosting and managed platforms.

A July 2026 HostFleet guide to Fly.io for AI backends and workers, focused on the real floor for always-on CPU services, where autostop actually helps, and why local volumes are the platform's sharp edge.

A July 2026 HostFleet guide to Render for AI backends and workers, including where the free tier is useful, when the $7 background worker is the real entry point, and how cron, Workflows, disks, and queue costs change the small-team math.

A July 2026 HostFleet deployment guide to hosting LiteLLM for small teams, including when to skip the proxy, when Railway is the cleanest managed home, and when a small VPS is the better fit.

A July 1, 2026 HostFleet guide to Railway for AI workflow backends, including what fits on Hobby, where usage pricing stops feeling cheap, and when Railway beats a VPS.

A June 2026 guide to hosting always-on AI Telegram and Discord bots — what cheap VPS, free serverless, and managed bot platforms cost, where each breaks, and which to pick at $0, $5, and $15 per month.

Coolify AI app hosting guide for 2026: when a self-hosted VPS control plane makes sense, why 2 GB is only an install floor, and which VPS sizes are realistic for small AI app stacks.

The cheapest honest way to host n8n, Open WebUI, and Qdrant together is usually one small VPS, but the real floor is an 8 GB box with enough storage and predictable persistence.

A source-backed HostFleet deployment brief on Claude Fable 5 and Claude Mythos 5, focused on live availability, fallback handling, cloud routing, and the retention caveat rather than benchmark noise.

Railway vs Fly.io vs Render for AI workflow backends in 2026: a source-backed comparison of cron, workers, private networking, and the real monthly shape of a small multi-service stack.

Where to host MCP servers for small teams in 2026: keep personal stdio servers local, use Railway for the default managed case, Cloudflare for thin HTTP tools, and Fly.io or Hetzner when you need always-on control.

A practical migration guide for moving a Lovable, Bolt, or v0 app into your own stack without replatforming everything at once. Covers code export, frontend hosting, sticky backend services, secrets, and cutover order.

A field guide to the failure modes you'll hit when you ship an app written by Lovable, Bolt, v0, or Cursor. Synthesized from public GitHub issues, Reddit threads, and vendor docs — every claim linked.

Lovable, Bolt.new, and v0 all generate working apps — but the hosting story is different for each one. A feature-by-feature guide to what each platform supports and where your code actually runs.