Supadrop Reviews & Product Details

Supadrop - Drop it. It's live. Supadrop is the simplest static site hosting platform, built for people who want to put a website online without touching code, a terminal, or a Git repository. Upload your files, pick a name, and your site is live in seconds. Who is it for? Supadrop is designed for non-technical users: freelancers who need a portfolio, restaurant owners who want a digital menu, job seekers who need an online CV, solopreneurs launching a landing page, and anyone building websites with AI tools like Lovable, Bolt, or v0 who needs a fast and simple way to deploy them. Core features Every Supadrop site comes with SSL encryption, unlimited bandwidth, and a free subdomain out of the box. There is no traffic cap on any plan, your site can handle as many visitors as it gets without extra charges. Custom domains are supported on all paid plans, and every site gets a shareable QR code automatically. Built-in templates Unlike raw hosting platforms, Supadrop includes ready-made templates for common use cases: restaurant menus, CVs, and landing pages. Pick a template, fill in your content, and publish, no design skills needed. Premium templates are available on higher-tier plans. Planned features A browser-based file editor will let you make quick changes to your site without re-uploading. Contact forms and analytics are available starting from the Starter plan, giving you visitor insights and a way to collect leads without any third-party tools. Pricing Supadrop offers a free 15-day trial with no credit card required, one site, 50 MB of storage, and all core features included. Paid plans start at $5/month (Supa Starter) with 2 sites and 500 MB of storage, scaling up to $10/month (Supa Pro) for 10 sites and 5 GB, and $20/month (Supa Large) for 30 sites, 20 GB, and priority support. Annual billing is available at a discount on all paid plans. How it works Upload your HTML, CSS, and JS files (or a ZIP archive) Choose a subdomain or connect your own domain Your site is live, share it, print the QR code, done No build step, no deployment pipeline, no configuration files. Just drag, drop, and publish.