Cloudflare deployment

Zitegen hosts every site on Cloudflare Pages, deployed from a real Astro build to the global edge.

You don't manage a Cloudflare account, a build pipeline, or a CDN — Zitegen owns the whole deploy path. Here's what happens behind the Publish button.

A real Astro build, every time

When you publish, Zitegen compiles your site with a genuine Astro build — the same production pipeline a hand-coded Astro project would run — and uploads the result to Cloudflare Pages. Nothing about your site is a live-rendered approximation: what deploys is static, optimized output served from Cloudflare's global edge network.

Your site's address

Every published site gets a free address on zitegen.app, built from your site's slug. Connect a custom domain when you're ready — it points at the same deployment.
Default URL
{slug}.zitegen.app
Hosting
Cloudflare Pages (global edge)
HTTPS
Automatic, always on

The “Built with Zitegen” badge

Free-tier sites carry a small Built with Zitegen badge in the corner. It's added during the Cloudflare build step — never written into your source or shown in the code editor — so it can't clutter your files. Upgrading to a paid plan lets you switch it off from your site settings.

Deploy limits

Deploys are rate-limited per site over a rolling 24-hour window so a runaway loop can't burn through builds. It's generous enough that normal editing and publishing never come close.
Free
10 builds per day, per site
Paid plans
150 builds per day, per site