10 Free Hosting Services For Your Domain

Bitly

Why deal with platforms when you can track every link, everywhere? Bitly lets you track "your customer's experience on every channel, making it easier to drill down from a macro and micro level."

Blogger

Like most things Google, Blogger is easy, free, and has hooks into the rest of the ecosystem. Just "choose from a selection of easy-to-use templates or design something new."

Carrd

In a complex world, sometimes simplicity is what cuts through. Carrd is a "Simple, free, fully responsive one-page sites for pretty much anything," and it gets the job done.

GitHub Pages

Dealing with hosting can be a pain, so why not just spin a site up with GitHub Pages? Pages are "hosted directly from your GitHub repository. Just edit, push, and your changes are live."

GitLab Pages

Spin up a webpage for your GitLab projects in no time at all, using "any static website generator: Jekyll, Middleman, Hexo, Hugo, Pelican, and more." It's all free with GitLab Pages.

Jurnid

You could drill down and write your own content, or you could farm it out through Jurnid, the platform that "helps marketers and content agencies write for their clients across industries."

Postach.io

For the Evernote power users out there, there's a way to turn your beloved platform into a functional blog CMS. It's called Postach.io, and it's "the easiest way to blog."

Rebrandly

The pitch is simple. "Rebrandly is the most comprehensive link management platform to brand, track and share short URLs using a custom domain name." Your link game matters, so make it count.

Tumblr

Tumblr was an industry pioneer in short-form blogging and meme sharing, and has been keeping the internet weird ever since. If you need a free way to express yourself, this is a good place to start.

Wikidot

If you need a wiki-based website, Wikidot has you covered. "Use it to publish content, share your documents, collaborate with friends or coworkers, create a place for your community."