Coded in Cursor.
Deployed in minutes.
The files are already on your machine. Push them to a real domain with FTP, a Git pull, or the Flashcloud connector running inside Cursor itself. Free SSL, from $2.79/mo.
Two easy ways to publish the website you built in Cursor.
Here is how to get it hosted right: we move it for you, or you follow five short steps.
Just send us the files.
Hand our team whatever Cursor gave you (a download, a ZIP or a GitHub link) and the domain you want. We put the site on your address with the padlock and your mailboxes, free, usually within 24 hours. You install nothing and open no settings.
Prefer to do it yourself?
Plain words, no jargon. From a chat preview link to live website in five simple steps.
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1Find the folder
It is already on your computer, where Cursor worked.
Where the files are in each tool → -
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4Point domain
One setting at your registrar. We show you where.
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5You are live
Your site, on your own address, with the padlock.
Hosting plans for things you built in a chat
Free domain for life, free SSL, free migration, daily backups, and an anytime prorated money back guarantee. Pick a plan, point the domain, ship.
Premium features, standard pricing
Everything the thing you built with Cursor needs to live on the open web, included from the start.
Paste-and-go for single-file sites
One HTML file with the CSS and JavaScript inside is the most common thing an assistant hands you. Upload it and it is live.
Paste-and-go for single-file sites
Upload the file as index.html with File Manager, FTP, or by asking your connected assistant to write it for you. LiteSpeed serves it the moment it lands, with no build step and nothing to configure.
React, Vite and Node run here
A Vite or Create React App build is static files. An Express or Next.js server runs on our Node.js runtime. Both fit a shared plan.
React, Vite and Node run here
Run npm run build and upload the contents of dist/ for a React app. For a server, use cPanel's Setup Node.js App: pick Node 22 or 24, point it at your startup file, run NPM Install from the panel, and set environment variables in the UI instead of the code.
Your assistant can publish it
Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity or Cursor to your account and ask it to upload the files, add the subdomain and set DNS.
Your assistant can publish it
The Flashcloud AI Connector gives your assistant real tools: write files, create subdomains, add DNS records, install WordPress, purge caches, open tickets. Every action is proposed first and runs only after you say yes, so nothing changes behind your back.
Pull straight from GitHub
Exported to a GitHub repo from Lovable, Bolt or v0? cPanel clones it and redeploys from the panel whenever you push.
Pull straight from GitHub
Git Version Control in cPanel clones a public repository by URL. Add a small .cpanel.yml that copies your built files into the site folder, then use Update from Remote and Deploy after each push. Commit the build output, since the panel pulls files rather than running your build.
Free domain, SSL and email
A real address instead of a preview link. The domain is free for life with hosting, the certificate is automatic, and mailboxes are included.
Free domain, SSL and email
Every plan includes a free domain registration that stays free while the hosting is active, a Let's Encrypt certificate issued automatically once the domain points at us, and unlimited mailboxes with webmail. Your project stops looking like a prototype.
Humans who read the code the AI wrote
When the assistant cannot explain why the upload broke, a person who has seen that exact error looks at the server side.
Humans who read the code the AI wrote
Support tickets reach real people, not a bot. They can read the server logs, check permissions and PHP or Node settings, and tell you what to paste back into your chat so the assistant fixes the right thing. Share passwords through the encrypted panel in the ticket, never in plain text.
What the assistant forgets to tell you
The code the assistant wrote is rarely the problem. The first deploy trips on the small things around it: a build folder, a port, a rewrite rule, a certificate. Each one here is a two-minute fix.
Build output, not source
Upload the contents of dist/ or build/, not the project folder
Plain HTML sites skip the build step entirely
A fresh folder already holds cPanel's .htaccess: add to it, do not replace it
Client-side routes need the short rewrite rule we document
Check the live URL in a private window to dodge cached pages
Secrets, ports and paths
API keys go into environment variables in cPanel, never into the code
Node apps must read process.env.PORT instead of a fixed port
An app under /api receives the full path, so mount routes on the base path
Images the assistant hot-linked from a chat may need re-uploading
Case matters: Logo.png and logo.png are different files on the server
Domain, SSL and going live
Point the domain at our nameservers or add an A record
The free certificate issues once DNS resolves, so the padlock comes after the domain
Preview the site on the server before you switch DNS
Keep the old preview link alive until the new address loads
One ticket if anything in this list does not match what you see
Reliable when the vibes are off
99.9% uptime, backed by service credits
Daily backups you can restore from the portal yourself
Real people on support 24/7 who read the server logs for you
LiteSpeed caching on by default, nothing to install
Maintenance scheduled off-peak so your site is not interrupted
We've got your back
Real people who speak both languages
Our team reads AI-written code every day. They know a missing index.html from a broken route, a port bug from a firewall block, and they answer with the fix, not a lecture. Live chat for quick things, tickets for the rest, and encrypted password sharing so credentials never sit in a conversation.
Fast responses, not runarounds
Average reply time under 15 minutes. No ticket queues, no waiting days for answers.
Experts, not chatbots
You'll talk to someone who understands what your WSGI entry point is and why your virtualenv matters.
Reach us your way
Live chat, email or a support ticket - pick whatever works for you. We're here 24/7.
98% satisfaction rating
Don't take our word for it. Our customers rate us excellent - and keep coming back.
You don't take our word for it. Take theirs.
They built me a free website for my boat rental company in Greece and it went live in two days. The site is very easy to edit, and it came with a detailed manual showing how to change text and photos and add new pages. The website is fast, support is fast, and you always talk to a real person. I am very satisfied with the whole Flashcloud experience.
· September 2026 → Great company. I am really happy with the service. They transferred my domain and website in no time, my email is working again, and the size limit is gone. Speed has been great. Thank you.
· August 2026 → I broke my site after a bad plugin update and panicked. Support had a clean version restored from the daily backup within minutes. No data loss, no fuss. Knowing the backups are automatic and actually work is a huge weight off.
· May 2026 → After my old host was sold off, my sites felt slower and less stable. Flashcloud has been a real upgrade. Pages load faster, uptime has been solid, and I am not constantly upsold for basics like backups and security.
· May 2026 → Set up a new WordPress site in under 10 minutes. Everything was preinstalled and ready. I had a question about caching and Nickola replied almost immediately with a clear answer. No add-ons to chase, no surprise limits.
· May 2026 → I switched after years of watching my renewal bill climb. Flashcloud pricing is upfront and stays that way, and things like backups and migration are included instead of sold separately. The migration itself was handled by their team.
· May 2026 → The free domain really is included for as long as you host, no fine print, and I have not had to pay anything extra for it. When I asked Maria on the support team to double-check, she was quick, friendly, and clear.
· May 2026 → I run a small bakery and was dreading setting up a website. The starter site was ready to go, and when I got stuck, Petar walked me through the changes step by step without jargon. Feels like having a friend who happens to know hosting.
· May 2026 → Moved my online shop over and the speed difference was obvious from day one. Page loads are quicker, checkout feels snappier, and my Core Web Vitals improved without me changing anything. Ivan handled the migration.
· May 2026 → No upsells is real here. I was expecting something hidden but did not find it. Everything included is a big advantage.
· May 2026 → I host multiple client websites and Flashcloud is one of the easiest platforms I have used. Not overloaded with features but has what you need. I would like to see more integrations in the future.
· May 2026 → Good hosting overall. The site is fast and stable. I had a small issue with SSL setup but support fixed it quickly.
· May 2026 → Very good hosting, fast and clear. The support team answered me at 2am my time, which was a surprise. I would like to see more tutorials down the line.
· May 2026 → Using VPS on Flashcloud and performance is solid. Setup was easier than expected. A good balance between managed and control.
· May 2026 → Using Flashcloud for a WordPress site from Germany. Performance is very good, setup was quick, and uptime has been stable. Fast DNS, no complaints so far.
· May 2026 → I like the idea of more included. It is true, I did not need to buy extra things like backups or migration. Pricing is fair and setup was straightforward.
· April 2026 → Everything included is a major plus. Automated backups, integrated security, and zero-config deployment saved me time. Strong value.
· April 2026 → Fast, and fair pricing. That is how I would describe it. Not perfect, but definitely better than most providers I have tried.
· April 2026 → I am not a very technical person, but Flashcloud made it easy. They even helped me with small things on my website. It feels more human than other hosting I have tried.
· April 2026 → Very clean service, not overloaded like others. Maybe advanced users will want more options, but for what I need it is good.
· April 2026 → Great for beginners. I launched my first site with Flashcloud without problems. They even helped me fix some mistakes I made. Very friendly team.
· April 2026 → I like that Flashcloud does not push you to upgrade all the time. It feels honest. Support is friendly, and day-to-day performance is stable. The UI can improve a bit but it works fine.
· April 2026 → Moved over from my old host. I was worried at first, but it is actually easier. Clean interface, not perfect, but overall much less stress day to day.
· April 2026 → Good performance and stable uptime for my Moodle site. Students are not complaining anymore. Support replies fast. Documentation could be a bit more detailed.
· April 2026 → I moved my website from another host and expected problems, but everything went smoothly. Alex handled the migration and even fixed some small issues that were there before. No disruption on my end.
· April 2026 → Everything works as expected so far. When I needed help, Anna answered quickly and explained clearly what to do. No complicated instructions, clear and useful.
· April 2026 → My WordPress stopped working after an update. I contacted support and Nikolay checked it and fixed the issue without me doing anything. He also told me which plugin caused the problem.
· April 2026 → I asked many beginner questions and they always answered politely. I never felt stupid asking, and that makes a big difference. Thank you Joanna.
· April 2026 → Flashcloud shared hosting has exceeded my expectations in every respect. The infrastructure is reliable, response times are fast, and there is easy room to grow, without the usual limitations of shared environments.
· April 2026 → What you get for the price is genuinely good. I expected some limitations, but everything I needed was already included. No need to upgrade or buy extras.
· April 2026 → Solid host for my freelance sites. Easy WordPress installs, free SSL that auto-renews, and daily backups saved me once. Quick chat support whenever I need it.
· April 2026 → This shared hosting strikes a strong balance between efficiency and stability. Performance stays reliable, with smart resource allocation avoiding common slowdowns. Setup is smooth and the interface is capable.
· April 2026 → I opened a ticket late at night thinking I would get an answer the next day, but Christo replied in a few minutes. He fixed my database connection issue quickly and explained what caused it. Very professional.
· April 2026 → I accidentally deleted an important file and my whole website stopped working. I contacted support stressed, and Ivan replied very fast. He restored everything from backup and explained how to avoid it in future. Honestly, this saved me.
· April 2026 → Honestly, I do not think about hosting anymore. The website is always up, emails work, and everything feels stable. That is exactly what I wanted, something I do not need to worry about.
· April 2026 → My site was slow before. After moving here it loads much faster and I have not seen downtime. Overall reliable and fast, a solid upgrade from my previous setup.
· April 2026 → We selected the Enhanced VPS and it proved an exceptional choice. Building our website was intuitive, the migration was handled flawlessly, and the included backups added genuine value.
· March 2026 → We chose Elite DS for its performance and it has not disappointed. The speed is consistently impressive, and the 600GB storage gives us ample room for our needs.
· March 2026 → I was moving my website from another company and expecting a lot of problems. The Flashcloud team handled the migration and made it much easier than I thought. There was a small issue with email after the transfer, but they fixed it quickly and checked everything before closing the ticket.
· March 2026 → Moved my mid-size store over and it is night and day. It loads under two seconds even during sales, checkout is smooth, no more random timeouts. Support understands WooCommerce-specific issues and helped me optimise caching. Solid daily backups and a fair price.
· March 2026 → For someone creating their first website ever, the team made the whole thing enjoyable. I will not hesitate to recommend them to anyone who wants to build their own personal family website.
Above expectations. The service is really great in all aspects.
I was looking for somewhere to host my Moodle site after a few false starts elsewhere. It was easy to set up, and they promised a free website. I expected a template, but they built an actual full website. Nickola, Pamela and Enea were great.
Setting up my first website for my pottery studio, a lot of the hosting side goes over my head. Before paying I asked whether my home address would be public if I registered a domain. Yana replied quickly and explained the domain was included and privacy was already on, so my details would not show up.
We run a WooCommerce store with a few thousand products and moved to Flashcloud after looking for something more solid. The team handled the whole migration end to end with no disruption, and the shop has felt noticeably snappier since. Support actually understands WooCommerce.
I have zero experience transferring a website, and my prior host was less than satisfying. The Flashcloud team jumped on my transfer, explained everything in terms I could understand, and had the site and email moved in less than a day. The fees are a delight.
I just switched to Flashcloud and it went smoothly. The team handled the migration end to end with no disruption. Performance has been a clear step up, pages load noticeably faster, and I have not had a single uptime issue since moving. But the biggest difference is the support: real people, quick responses, real answers.
We moved several client projects to Flashcloud after hidden costs and inconsistent support elsewhere. The more-included approach means backups, migration, and security are part of the core service, not add-ons. Performance across our WordPress sites is consistently strong, and support is thoughtful rather than scripted.
Great service and fast turnaround. On my website build I was guided on the layout and had professional advice the whole time. I never waited more than a few hours on my change requests. Great work, Nickola and the team.
From chat to live site, today.
Free domain. Free SSL. Real support. No catch.
Frequently asked questions
Can I deploy from inside Cursor?
Yes. Add the Flashcloud connector to Cursor from the AI Agents page in the portal. Cursor's agent can then write files to your account, create subdomains and set DNS, each action proposed first and run only after you confirm. FTP and Git pull work too.
How do I FTP a site from Cursor?
Create an FTP account in the portal or cPanel, then upload the built files with FileZilla or a one-line curl from Cursor's terminal. Plain and explicit TLS connections are both accepted. Our knowledgebase has the exact commands.
Does a Node or Express app from Cursor run here?
Yes, through cPanel's Setup Node.js App on Node 22 or 24. Upload the project, run NPM Install from the panel, set environment variables in the UI, and read process.env.PORT. If the app is mounted under a path like /api, mount your routes on that base path too.
What about Python projects from Cursor?
Yes. Flask, Django and FastAPI apps run on a shared plan through cPanel's Setup Python App. Create the app on Python 3.11, point it at your startup file and WSGI entry point, add requirements.txt and run pip install from the panel, then keep secrets in the environment variables table. If the main domain runs WordPress, give the app its own subdomain so its routes are not caught by WordPress.
Do I need to know how to code to host this?
No. If you can copy a file and follow a short checklist, you can put a site live. Our articles show every click, and your connected assistant can do the uploading for you through the Flashcloud AI Connector once you approve each step.
Which plan do I need?
Start covers a single-file site, a React build, or a small Node app comfortably. Grow and Scale add room for more sites and heavier traffic. All plans include the free domain, SSL, email and backups, and you can upgrade prorated from the portal.
Will a React or Next.js app work on shared hosting?
A Vite, Create React App or Next.js static export is plain files and works everywhere. A Next.js server build or an Express API runs through cPanel's Setup Node.js App on Node 22 or 24. Flask and Django run through Setup Python App on Python 3.11, with pip install and environment variables from the panel.
How do I update the site after the first upload?
Paste the new file over the old one, pull from GitHub in cPanel, or ask your connected assistant to write the change. Each path is a couple of minutes, and daily backups mean a bad edit is never permanent.