How do I publish a Claude, Lovable or v0 site?
Export the HTML your tool produced and send it to Yetty: it goes live byte-for-byte as designed, with SSL, a CMS you edit in plain language, lead capture, SEO and one-click rollback. Free to convert and free to go live.
The short answer
To publish a site built with Claude, Lovable, v0 or Bolt, export its finished HTML, CSS and assets and send them to Yetty, a host made for AI-built sites. Your files are served exactly as they came out of the tool - same markup, same styling, same pixels - on fast global hosting with free SSL.
Nothing gets rebuilt. Yetty reads the structure of your HTML and turns repeated blocks into collections and elements into named fields, so you get a real CMS out of the design you already have. Every change is a version you can roll back, and the site is born legible to AI answer engines - llms.txt, a full JSON-LD graph, a sitemap and welcomed AI crawlers, all automatic.
How to publish it, step by step
- Export static HTML from your tool. Claude, Lovable, v0, Bolt and Cursor can all give you plain HTML, CSS and assets with an
index.htmlat the top level. - Send it to Yetty. Drag the zip in from your browser, or just ask your AI to publish it for you over MCP. Scanning and conversion are free, up to 50 pages.
- Check the preview. You see the converted site before anything is public, with your design untouched and your text now editable.
- Go live free. Publish to a
your-site.yetty.siteaddress with automatic SSL. Add your own domain later for $9/site. - Keep running it in plain language. Edit words, add posts, read leads, watch analytics, roll anything back - from the dashboard or your AI.
Where an AI-built site can go live
| Yetty | Static file host | Page builder | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Your exported design, unchanged | Yes | Yes | No - rebuild it |
| Edit the text without touching code | Yes - CMS from your HTML | No - re-upload files | Yes - in their blocks |
| Contact forms and leads | Built in | Bring your own | Built in |
| GEO files (llms.txt, JSON-LD) by default | Yes - automatic | Write them yourself | Rarely / plugin needed |
| Run it from your AI over MCP | Yes | No | No |
| Export everything and leave | Yes - no lock-in | Yes | Locked to the platform |
Comparison reflects typical plans of each kind of product. Compare Yetty vs Wix, WordPress, Webflow and more.
Yetty turns the site your AI built into a real, managed website - hosted byte-for-byte as designed, instantly legible to AI answer engines, run in plain language over MCP, with no lock-in.
Publishing an AI-built site
How do I publish a site I built with Claude, Lovable, v0 or Bolt?
Export the finished HTML, CSS and assets from the tool and send them to Yetty, which hosts them byte-for-byte as designed and turns them into a managed website with a CMS, lead capture, SEO and rollback. Converting and going live on a free yetty.site address with SSL costs nothing; your own domain is $9/site. You can send the files by dragging in a zip, or ask your AI to publish for you over MCP.
Do I have to rebuild the design somewhere else?
No. Your design is served exactly as your AI produced it - same markup, same styles, same pixels. Yetty reads the structure of that HTML and derives editable fields and collections from it, so you get a CMS without anyone redesigning anything.
What if my tool made a JavaScript app instead of plain HTML?
Export it to static HTML first, then publish. Real HTML is what visitors, search engines and AI answer engines can all read; a page that paints its content with JavaScript is invisible to most of them. Claude, v0, Lovable and Bolt can all produce or export static HTML, and Yetty is built for exactly that output.
Can my AI keep running the site after it is live?
Yes. Yetty is run end to end over MCP, so your assistant can edit any word, add blog posts, read new leads, connect a domain, check analytics and roll back a change - in plain language, without you learning a dashboard. The same actions are available by hand if you prefer.
Is my site locked in once it is on Yetty?
No. Yetty output is static and byte-true, and you can export your whole site and its content at any time and host it anywhere else. There is no proprietary runtime to unwind and nothing to rewrite if you leave.