Splitleaf is the designer, editor and publishing tool. It is not your landlord. Choose where to host your site yourself, even if it's on a Raspberry Pi or with one of our one-click vendors
What you get
Using our simple Click and connect to Vercel your project will be synced in seconds.
We store all your sites' tokens securely, so every collaborator you add can publish with one click.
Splitleaf produces clean static HTML/CSS you can bring anywhere.
The freedom to change hosts later without rebuilding content from scratch.
Today
Region, price, performance, and legal agreements belong to you. A website tool should not force a second hosting relationship you did not ask for.
When the builder is also the host, leaving means rebuilding. When the builder only ships to your host, leaving is a file and DNS problem, not a migration project.
If your public site and your editor share one vendor failure domain, a bad afternoon hits both progress and traffic. Separation is resilience.
How it shows up in the product
The public site lives on the provider you connect. Splitleaf orchestrates build, Git, and deploy. It does not become the place your customers fetch HTML from.
On first publish, connect GitHub through the app and link your host. After that, publishing is a review of what changed, then ship.
Your sign-in and publishing permissions are handled securely behind the scenes. That's just plumbing — never a reason your content gets stuck.
Publish builds clean HTML/CSS with CMS resolution, SEO injection, sitemap, robots, and related artifacts. Bring the host that already fits your stack.
In practice
Install Splitleaf on your machine and sign up free, no credit card, ready in minutes.
Every feature is unlocked while you try it out, the designer, the CMS, the AI agent.
Click and connect with a few clicks to store the project in GitHub, and publish it on your own domain with Vercel.
Because the site is files plus a repo, switching providers is an operations choice — not a content rewrite.
FAQ
Deploy to the provider you already trust, and change your mind later without a rewrite.