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On the homepage, choose Drop a file to upload a file or a zip, or Describe a site to have Doope design a webpage you can review and publish. When you publish, sign in with Google, GitHub or a 6-digit code emailed to you. Your account starts on the Free plan: one live site up to 5 MB, with a small Doope badge. Choose a paid plan any time for more projects, bigger uploads, or your own domain.

Any static website or file: HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, a built dist/ folder from any framework (React, Vue, Svelte, Next.js, and more), PDFs, images, or a .zip of any of these. Doope unpacks the zip and serves its contents.

Yes. Change the link name anytime in your project settings. The new link replaces the old one, so share the new one with anyone who has the old link. For a link that stays put, connect your own domain.

Open your project settings and use Update to upload a new version. Your link stays the same and the content updates. Earlier versions are saved in Version history, where you can restore them in one click: the previous version on Free, your last 3 on Starter, your last 10 on Solo, and every version on Pro and up, as storage allows. The same goes for the replies in the AI editor. Saved versions count toward your storage, and when space runs low an update clears that project's oldest saved versions first.

Each file or ZIP can be up to 5 MB on Free, 25 MB on Starter, 75 MB on Solo, and 10 GB on Pro and Studio. Most projects are a few MB. Large uploads resume automatically if your connection drops.

Yes. Open the project in My projects, then in Version history open the ⋯ menu on the current version and select Download .zip to get its current files. This works on any plan, and after a plan ends too. Drop the zip on Doope anytime to publish it again.

Publish your page with its form as it is, then open the project, go to Sign-ups and turn on Collect sign-ups. Every form on the project that asks for an email starts collecting, with nothing to change in your files, and Sign-ups shows which pages it found. Each sign-up appears there as it arrives, ready to export as a CSV, and you can send visitors to a thank-you page of your own. Forms that already send to another service, like Mailchimp, stay as they are. Doope emails you new sign-ups, at most once an hour, and you can turn that off in Sign-ups. Sign-ups come with Solo and up.

Only you. A site from Describe a site stays a private draft while you review it and ask for changes. When it looks right, select Publish, pick its link and who can visit, and it goes live. Later changes wait in the editor the same way, until you select Publish changes.

A new site uses 2 AI credits and each change uses 1. Visual edits are free. If something goes wrong before Doope starts writing, you get those credits back. Free includes 10 a month, up to 4 a day; paid plans include more, and the pricing page lists each allowance. The editor shows how many you have left, and so does Settings → Billing & usage.

Your projects stay online, and visual edits keep working. A fresh allowance arrives on the 1st of each month (UTC). For more right away on a paid plan, add 30 AI credits for $10 from the editor or Settings → Billing & usage; they last 12 months and are used once your monthly credits run out. On Free, choose a plan for more.

Yes, on every plan, Free included. In the editor, turn on Visual edits, click any text or image on your page, and change it in place. Visual edits leave your AI credits untouched. Save your changes, then publish them when you are ready.

Open the project and choose Edit with AI. Ask for a change in the chat, such as "make the header blue" or "add a pricing section", and Doope updates the draft. Each change uses one AI credit, and your live site stays as it is until you select Publish changes.

Custom domains are available on Solo and above. Add your domain in your project settings or on the Custom domains page, and Doope shows you the DNS records to add: a CNAME that points your domain to Doope and a TXT record that confirms it is yours. Once DNS verifies, usually within minutes, HTTPS is set up for you.

Yes. Once your DNS records verify, Doope issues an HTTPS certificate for your domain and renews it for you.

Doope connects domains you already own. Buy one from any registrar, like Cloudflare, Namecheap, or Porkbun, then connect it from the Custom domains page.

Password protection is available on Solo and above. Set a password in your project settings, and visitors enter it before they see your project. Change or remove it anytime.

Sign in, open the project's settings, and set a new password. Visitors use the new password from their next visit.

Choose a plan on the pricing page or with any Upgrade button. Once you are subscribed, change plans or switch between monthly and annual billing from Settings → Billing & usage.

Go to Settings → Billing & usage and select Manage billing. From there you can update your card, see invoices, download receipts, or cancel your subscription.

Yes. Every paid plan comes monthly or annual, and annual saves 20% or more, billed once a year. Pick annual on the pricing page, or switch from Settings → Billing & usage.

On a paid plan your sites stay online. The first 10% over your plan's monthly visits or bandwidth is included. After that, each extra 10% is billed at 10% of your plan's monthly price: Starter $0.80 per extra 1,000 visits or 1 GB, Solo $1.50 per extra 10,000 visits or 5 GB, Pro $3.50 per extra 50,000 visits or 10 GB, Studio $8.80 per extra 100,000 visits or about 100 GB. Yearly plans use the same amounts. On the 1st we email you the total with a payment link, due within 7 days, and Settings → Billing & usage shows it with a Pay button. Extra traffic comes to at most your plan's monthly price in a month; past that, your sites take a short break until the 1st. If a payment is still open after its due date, publishing changes, new projects and going over are paused until it's paid, and 14 days after its due date your projects take a short break until it's paid. Paying brings everything back within a minute, and a new plan or credit pack waits until then. On Free, a site takes a short break once it's 10% over.

Prices are in US dollars. Checkout is run by Link, the merchant of record service of our payment provider Stripe: Link adds any sales tax, VAT or GST that applies where you live before you pay, and emails your receipts and invoices. Your card statement shows Link next to Doope. You can manage your plan from Settings → Billing & usage or from your Link account.

Editors publish and manage projects. Admins are Editors who can also invite and remove teammates. Reviewers can view projects, analytics, sign-ups and version history, which suits clients and stakeholders. The owner manages billing and the team. Pick a role when you invite someone, and the owner can change it anytime from the Team page.

Pro includes 1 editor seat and 1 reviewer seat. Studio includes 5 of each. Admins use editor seats, and a pending invite holds its seat until it is accepted, canceled or expires. The owner never uses a seat. The Team page shows how many seats are in use. Business plans come with a custom number of seats.

When a team has more Editors than its plan includes, for example after a plan change, those extra Editors get view access until a seat is free. The owner can free a seat by removing someone, moving someone to Reviewer, or upgrading, and editing comes back right away.

API access is available on Solo and above. Create a key in Settings → Developers, then POST a zip to /api/v1/deploy with the key as a bearer token. It works in GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, CircleCI, and any other CI system. The docs have full examples.

Upload size and project count follow your plan, as listed on the pricing page. The deploy API accepts up to 60 deploys an hour per account. The Errors section of the docs lists every status code and what it means.

Email abuse@doope.sh with the URL and what you found. For copyright or trademark claims, send a DMCA notice as described on our DMCA policy page. We review every report quickly.

Our automated safety scan holds back uploads with harmful content, such as phishing pages or adult images, and those projects show a Flagged badge. Projects that break our Acceptable Use Policy show Suspended. If you think we got it wrong, email help@doope.sh with the project link.