The short answer
Yes, you can host projects for free on Antideploy. The Free plan needs no card and has no trial clock. It includes unlimited static sites, 1 live app with a server, 10 successful deploys a month and 1 Postgres database. There is nothing to verify and no student form. You start by pasting one sentence into your coding agent.
Say this to your coding agent
Set this project up to deploy on Antideploy. Fetch https://antideploy.com/agent.md and follow it.
What you can build on Free
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A portfolio or a class website. A static site, such as plain HTML or a Vite or React build, is free and unlimited. You can host as many as you like.
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A first app with a backend. One live app with a server, for example a Flask, Express or FastAPI app, with its own Postgres database.
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A scheduled task. Three scheduled jobs per app, for example a daily reminder.
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An AI feature. Create an AI key for your app and top up a small wallet by UPI when you want it to call models.
What the free plan does not include
- No custom domain. You get an address ending in
.antideploy.app, which you can rename as often as you like. Your own domain starts on the Go plan - Apps sleep when idle, and the first request after a quiet spell takes a few seconds
- One live app with a server. Static sites do not count toward it
- Ten successful deploys a month for an app with a server. Failed deploys are free, and static site deploys never count
Tips to stay within the plan
- Put plain websites in static sites. They never use your one app slot.
- Turn off deploy on every push for an app connected to GitHub, if you push often. Then you choose when a deploy uses one of your 10.
- Fix failed deploys freely. They never count.