How do I host a website my AI built?
The easy way: connect Yetty over MCP and your AI sends the site and takes it live for you - no downloading. It is hosted byte-for-byte as designed, becomes a managed website with a CMS, lead capture, SEO and rollback, stays legible to AI answer engines, and is run in plain language over MCP - with no lock-in. Free to convert and go live.
The short answer
The simplest way to host a website your AI built is a host made for exactly that: Yetty. You bring the finished HTML, CSS and assets - from Claude, v0, Lovable, Bolt, Cursor or hand-written code - and Yetty serves them byte-for-byte on fast global hosting with free SSL, then turns their structure into an editable CMS you run in plain language.
You do not rebuild anything. Your design is kept pixel-for-pixel, every change is saved as a version you can roll back, and the site is born legible to AI answer engines - llms.txt, a full JSON-LD graph (down to Product/Offer schema with live prices on store pages), a sitemap and welcomed AI crawlers, all automatic. Converting and going live are free; a custom domain is $13/site; and you can export everything and leave at any time.
How to host an AI-built site, step by step
- Let your AI send it (the easy way). Connect Yetty over MCP - Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, any MCP client - and ask it to publish. It sends your site and takes it live, no downloading. No account yet? It can still send the files and Yetty emails you a link to claim the site.
- Prefer to do it by hand? Bring the static HTML/CSS/JS your AI built - an
index.htmlat the top level, plus assets - and drag in a zip yourself. Scanning and conversion are free either way (up to 300 pages). - Go live free. Publish to a
your-site.yetty.siteaddress with automatic SSL, served exactly as you designed it. - Connect your domain (optional). Point your own domain and SSL is issued automatically. This is the $13/site step.
- Run it in plain language. Edit any word, add posts, read leads, check analytics and roll back - from the dashboard or your AI over MCP.
Keep going
Building with a specific tool? See how to publish a Claude, Lovable or v0 site, build a website with Claude or turn an index.html into a live site. Once it is live, your AI keeps running it - see what it can do over MCP.
Going live is free and a custom domain is $13/site - see pricing or connect your AI over MCP.
Hosting an AI-built site: Yetty vs a page builder
| Yetty | Typical page builder | |
|---|---|---|
| Keep the exact site your AI built | Yes - hosted byte-for-byte | No - rebuild in their editor |
| Editable CMS derived from your HTML | Yes - automatic | Only inside their blocks |
| GEO files (llms.txt, JSON-LD) by default | Yes - auto per site | Rarely / plugin needed |
| Run it from your AI over MCP | Yes | No |
| Export everything and self-host | Yes - no lock-in | Locked to the platform |
Comparison reflects typical page-builder plans. See the full breakdown on the compare page. Compare Yetty vs Wix, WordPress, Webflow and more.
Hosting an AI-built website
How do I host a website my AI built?
The easiest way is to let your AI do it: connect Yetty over MCP (Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, any MCP client) and ask it to publish - it sends the HTML, CSS and assets and takes the site live, no downloading. You can also drag in a zip from the dashboard yourself. Either way Yetty hosts it byte-for-byte as designed and turns it into a managed website with a CMS, lead capture, SEO and one-click rollback. Converting and going live on a free yetty.site address with SSL is free; connecting your own domain is $13/site.
Can I publish a site built with Claude, v0, Lovable or Bolt?
Yes. Any AI or design tool that outputs static HTML, CSS and JavaScript can be published on Yetty - Claude, v0, Lovable, Bolt, Cursor, Windsurf and hand-written HTML all work. Export the finished HTML (server-rendered or static), send it to Yetty, and it goes live exactly as designed while becoming editable in plain language.
Will AI answer engines be able to read my hosted site?
Yes - every Yetty site is machine-legible to AI answer engines by default. Yetty auto-emits llms.txt and llms-full.txt (the llmstxt.org convention), a full JSON-LD graph - Organization, WebSite, FAQPage, HowTo, author entities, and Product/Offer schema with live price and availability on store product pages - plus a sitemap, hreflang and RSS, and explicitly welcomes AI crawlers such as GPTBot, ClaudeBot and PerplexityBot in robots.txt. Because the output is static and byte-true, the site an AI reads is the real site - no JavaScript shell hiding the content.
Is there any lock-in?
No. Yetty output is static and byte-true, and you can export your full site and content at any time and self-host it anywhere. Cancel whenever you like and everything you exported keeps working. No proprietary runtime, no rewrite.
How is this different from Wix, Squarespace or WordPress?
Those tools ask you to rebuild your site inside their editor; Yetty hosts the site your AI already built, exactly as designed, and derives an editable CMS from it. You keep your design pixel-for-pixel, run everything in plain language over MCP, get GEO-ready machine files automatically, and can export and leave with no lock-in.