Put your site online at its own oraicle.app address and pay for it from the same balance as your models and live data. Today it comes from a public GitHub repository; uploading a folder and describing the site you want are coming. Static sites, with a free plan.
GitHub and your own computer work today. The third is being built, and this page will say so when it opens.
Name a public repository and the folder your site is in. The three steps below are all it takes.
Drop your site's folder, a zip of it, or one HTML file. We put the files online as they are. No repository, no Git.
You'll say what the page should be, and get a site you can read, change and publish from the same console.
Paste its owner/name or its github.com address. We look for the folders in it that hold an index.html.
github.com/you/your-site
Choose the one your site lives in, such as dist or the top of the repository. Nothing is built: we publish the files as they are.
/dist
Name the site and pick a plan. It goes live at its own address, and a paid plan is charged when it first does.
your-site.oraicle.app
These are our own sites, served the way yours will be. We show no customer's site here without their say-so.
Published from a public GitHub repository through the console, the way yours will be.
aleks-demo.oraicle.appVisited every hour to confirm it serves only its own files.
oraicle-canary-a.oraicle.appIts twin. Asked for a file of A, it has to refuse.
oraicle-canary-b.oraicle.appyour-name.oraicle.app
Next to ours, on its own address, kept apart from every other site.
Start a site →Pick a plan in your console; a paid plan is charged when the site first goes live.
One site per plan, paid from the same wallet as your models and live data. Past its fair-use ceiling a site pauses rather than running up a bill — you can switch that off and pay per gigabyte instead. Full pricing →
On Start, Business and Pro, point a name like www.yourname.com at your site. The console shows the two records to add to your DNS, and the site answers on your name once we have found the first one and its certificate is ready.
Bandwidth is fair use, up to your plan's ceiling. Past it, a site keeps serving for 24 hours and then pauses: it never runs up a bill. If you would rather it stayed up, turn on extra bandwidth in the console and pay $0.05 per GB from your wallet.
The Free plan costs nothing and carries a small Hosted with Oraicle badge in the corner of your site. Every paid plan goes without it.
Hosting is open to everyone. Every site is kept apart from every other one: it serves only its own files, and nothing you publish ever runs on our side. An automatic check confirms that every hour. We stop taking new sites if that check is over 26 hours old; sites already running stay up. What a site may hold is in the terms and the acceptable-use policy, and anyone can report a site.
Email on your own domain, next to everything else. When it opens, you'll run mail for your domain from the same console and the same wallet as your models, live data and hosting. It's planned, not built. Prices will be published here before anything is sold.
Open the Hosting tab of your console and choose New site: name a public GitHub repository, pick the folder that holds your site's index.html, and pick a plan. A new account starts with $0.25 of credit to try the models, and the Free plan costs nothing.
Yes, on Start, Business and Pro. You add two records to your domain's DNS, one that proves the name is yours and one that sends visitors to the site, and the console checks them for you. A site on the Free plan answers at its own oraicle.app address. The hosting guide says what a bare name needs from your DNS provider.
Bandwidth is fair use, up to the ceiling of the plan. Past it, the site keeps serving for 24 hours, then pauses until you move it up a plan or turn on extra bandwidth at $0.05 per GB. Nothing is billed for traffic unless you turned that on.
Every site serves only its own files, and nothing you publish runs on our side; an hourly check confirms every site is kept apart. New sites are only accepted while its last pass is under 26 hours old, and sites already running stay up either way.
Yes — the plans are monthly, paid from the same wallet as everything else, and a paid plan is charged when the site first goes live. Models and live data stay pay-per-use; no subscription for those.
Not yet. Sites are published from public GitHub repositories — there is no GitHub App yet that could grant read access to a private one. A private repository is refused before anything is charged. If that changes, it will say so here first.
Not yet. You name a folder in your repository, and we publish the files in it exactly as they are. Nothing from your repository ever runs on our side. If your site has a build step, publish the folder it writes to, such as dist. Plain HTML needs nothing.
Static sites come first. We'll say here what comes after once it is decided — not before.