The global web hosting network behind Just Publish.
Just Web Hosting is the network that stores and serves every site built with Just Publish — delivered from the location closest to each visitor, automatically secured, always-on by design. You just publish; the network runs itself.
One global network, everywhere your visitors are.
Just Web Hosting is the infrastructure; Just Publish is how sites get onto it. You publish with Just Publish, and your site lives on this global network — served from the location nearest each visitor, not from a single machine in a single city.
Nearest-location delivery
Requests are routed to the closest point on the network automatically — no configuration, no regions to pick.
Anycast routing
A single address, answered from many places at once. Traffic takes the shortest available path to your site.
Global reach, by default
Every site you publish is distributed across the network the moment it goes live. No extra step to "go global."
Reliable hosting that stays online.
Because your site isn't tied to one server, there's no single machine whose failure takes your site down. If a location is busy or unreachable, the network simply routes visitors to the next nearest one — automatically, in the background.
- No single machine your whole site depends on
- Traffic reroutes to the nearest healthy location
- Nothing for you to monitor or restart
Fast website hosting, everywhere.
Distance is the thing that makes websites feel slow. By answering from the location nearest each visitor, the network shortens that distance for everyone — so your pages start loading sooner, whether your visitor is one city away or one ocean away.
- Content cached close to your visitors
- Fast to serve, even on the first visit
- Built to stay fast as your traffic grows
Secure by default, with automatic HTTPS.
Every site gets a valid TLS certificate and is served over HTTPS from the moment it's live — no certificates to buy, install, or renew. And because your site sits behind the network, it helps filter malicious traffic before it reaches your site.
- Automatic TLS on every site — HTTPS on by default
- Built-in DDoS protection at the network edge
- Certificates issued and renewed for you, quietly
You just publish. We run the infrastructure.
All of this — the global network, the routing, the certificates, the scaling — runs quietly underneath. There's nothing to set up and nothing to maintain. You bring the website; the infrastructure is already handled.
Nothing to provision, patch, or restart.
No regions, load balancers, or DNS puzzles.
HTTPS is issued and renewed for you.
The network absorbs traffic as it comes.
Understand what powers your website.
Plain-language answers to the questions people ask when they're choosing where to put a website online — each with an animated explainer. No jargon, no vendor pitch.
What is a CDN?
A content delivery network (CDN) is a group of servers spread around the world that each keep a copy of your website — so every visitor is served from the location nearest to them, and the page loads quickly everywhere.
Read the guideWhat do uptime & availability mean?
Uptime is the share of time your site is reachable; availability is whether a real visitor can load it right now. On a distributed network there is no single server to fail — if one location goes down, visitors are routed to the next nearest healthy one, automatically.
Read the guideHow to choose a web hosting service
The essentials worth checking in a web host: global delivery close to your visitors, automatic HTTPS, room to grow without re-platforming, and as little to manage as possible. The best hosting is the kind you never have to think about.
Read the guideWhat is automatic HTTPS?
Automatic HTTPS means your site gets a valid TLS certificate and an encrypted connection the moment it goes live — issued and renewed for you, with nothing to buy, install, or configure.
Read the guideWhat makes a website fast?
Distance is the biggest cause of a slow website. Serving pages from a location close to each visitor — and caching them at the edge so they are ready before they are asked for — is what makes a site feel instant, wherever it is opened.
Read the guideWhat is edge & global delivery?
Edge delivery means your site is served from many locations around the world at once, rather than one central data center. Every visitor is handed the nearest copy — that is the whole idea behind a global network.
Read the guideThe sites on this network are published with Just Publish.
Built a site with ChatGPT, Claude, or any AI tool? Just Publish puts it online on this same global network — with a live link and automatic HTTPS, in seconds. You never touch the infrastructure.
- Live link the moment you publish
- Served from the global edge network
- Automatic HTTPS on every site
- Connect your own domain when ready
- No servers, no setup, no GitHub
Web hosting questions, answered.
What's the difference between Just Web Hosting and Just Publish?
Just Web Hosting is the infrastructure — the global network your site is stored and served on. Just Publish is the product you use to put a site onto it. You publish with Just Publish; Just Web Hosting keeps your site fast, secure, and online.
Is this web hosting?
Yes. Just Web Hosting is the global network that hosts and serves the sites you build with Just Publish — with a live link and automatic HTTPS. It's web hosting, without the servers, control panels, or setup.
How big is the network?
Just Web Hosting serves from 330+ cities across 125+ countries, so there's almost always a location close to your visitors — which is what keeps pages fast wherever they're opened.
Do I get HTTPS and an SSL certificate?
Automatically. Every site is served over HTTPS with a valid TLS certificate from the moment it goes live — issued and renewed for you, with nothing to configure. Sites are also served behind built-in DDoS protection at the network edge.
Do I need to manage servers?
No. There are no servers to provision, patch, or scale. The infrastructure runs underneath — you bring the website and publish it with Just Publish.
What happens if a location goes down?
Nothing you'd notice. Because your site isn't tied to one server, there's no single server whose failure takes the site offline — traffic automatically fails over to the next nearest healthy location, with nothing for you to monitor or restart.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes. Publish first on a free link, then connect your own custom domain whenever you're ready.