Guides & tips
for getting your site online.
For people who built a website with Lovable, Bolt, v0, Cursor, Windsurf, Claude Code, Codex or Copilot, or have the code in a ZIP or on GitHub. Step-by-step deployment walkthroughs, custom domains, and what to do when something breaks.
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- Deploying a website built with AIBuilt your site with Lovable, Bolt, v0, Cursor, Claude Code or Codex? Get the code out of the tool and put it online with ProHostiva.3 min read
- How to put your Lovable website online on your own domainThree ways to put a Lovable site on your own domain: Lovable's own domains, ProHostiva, or another host. Steps, DNS and the usual pitfalls.6 min read
- How to deploy a Claude Code website to productionClaude Code builds your site on your computer. How to get it online: what changes in production, the hosting options, and step-by-step with ProHostiva.6 min read
- How to put your Bolt website online on your own domainThree ways to put a Bolt site on your own domain: Bolt's own publishing, ProHostiva, or another host. Getting the code out, DNS and the usual pitfalls.6 min read
- How to put your v0 website online on your own domainThree ways to put a v0 site on your own domain: Vercel, ProHostiva, or another host. Getting the code out, moving its settings, DNS and the usual pitfalls.6 min read
- How to deploy a Cursor-built website to productionBuilt your site in Cursor? It runs on your computer. How to get it online: what changes in production, the hosting options, and step-by-step with ProHostiva.6 min read
- How to deploy a Windsurf-built website to productionBuilt your site with Windsurf and Cascade? It runs on your computer. How to get it online: what changes in production, hosting options, and ProHostiva steps.6 min read
- How to deploy an OpenAI Codex-generated websiteBuilt your site with OpenAI Codex in the cloud, the CLI or your editor? Get the code onto a host, fix what differs in production, and go live on your domain.6 min read
- How to deploy a website built with GitHub CopilotBuilt your site with GitHub Copilot or its coding agent? Get the code onto a host, fix what differs in production, and go live on your own domain.6 min read
What you'll find here
ProHostiva hosts websites and web apps, and most of the people who use it didn't set up a server to get here. These guides are written for them: how to get the code out of the tool that built it, put it online, connect your own domain, and keep it running.
Where there's more than one way to do something, the guides say so, including the AI tool's own hosting and other hosts, so you can choose what suits your site.
Looking for the reference instead? The documentation covers how ProHostiva works, supported frameworks, plans and billing.
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No server knowledge assumed.
If you're a designer, founder, marketer or anyone who just wants the site live, every guide is written for you. No command line, no config files you have to write yourself.
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Written against what the platform does today.
The steps match the screens and buttons in your dashboard now. When the platform changes, the guides change with it.
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