Custom domains and hosting

Every site gets a Fronty address the moment you publish, so you can send someone a link before you've decided on a domain name. When you're ready, point your own domain at Fronty and it takes over: the certificate is issued and renewed automatically, and the old address keeps redirecting.

Publishing states

A site doesn't have to be either live or invisible:

• Published — the real site, at your address.
• Coming soon — a holding page at your domain while you build behind it.
• Maintenance — a temporary notice, without taking the domain down.
• Unpublished — nothing served, but everything kept.

You can keep editing in every one of them; what visitors see is a separate decision from what you're working on.

What it costs

Hosting is included on every plan. A custom domain needs a paid plan — see the pricing page. You buy the domain name from a registrar; Fronty doesn't sell it to you.