Cloudflare Pages hosts static sites for free on a global CDN with unlimited bandwidth — a perfect home for an exported Framer site. Here's the full path: export with SiteFreeze, upload the folder, connect your domain. No terminal needed.

Step 1 — get your static export

Export your published Framer site with SiteFreeze — paste the URL, check the free preview, download the .zip and unzip it. For fully self-contained hosting choose the Pro full export: all images, fonts and animation files are bundled, so nothing depends on Framer's CDN. (Details: how to export Framer to HTML.)

Step 2 — create the Pages project

Sign in (or sign up free) at dash.cloudflare.com.
Go to Workers & Pages → Create → Pages → Upload assets (direct upload — no Git needed).
Name the project — this becomes yourname.pages.dev.
Drag the unzipped folder (the one containing index.html) into the upload area and hit Deploy.

Your site is live at yourname.pages.dev in under a minute, served from Cloudflare's global edge.

Step 3 — connect your custom domain

In the Pages project open Custom domains → Set up a custom domain.
Enter your domain. If its DNS is already on Cloudflare, the record is added automatically; otherwise Cloudflare shows you the CNAME to add at your registrar.
HTTPS certificates are issued automatically.

Updating the site later

Edit in Framer → publish → re-export with SiteFreeze (Pro re-exports are unlimited) → in the Pages project hit Create new deployment and drag the new folder in. Rollbacks to previous deployments are one click.

Why Cloudflare Pages for Framer exports

Free tier that's actually generous: unlimited bandwidth and requests for static assets, 500 deployments a month.
Fast globally: your files sit on the same edge network as half the internet.
Zero config: SiteFreeze exports use relative paths, so they work as-is — no build step, no framework preset.

Alternatives that work the same way: Netlify (drag & drop the zip directly), GitHub Pages (SiteFreeze Pro publishes there in one click), Vercel (via CLI).

Try it on your site

Paste your published Framer URL in the box above — you get a free hosted live preview in about a minute, before creating an account or paying anything. Open SiteFreeze, or read the step-by-step guide.