Guides
Guides
Everything we have written about hosting a website your AI built: getting it live, connecting domains, leaving WordPress behind, and running it without a maintenance contract.
convert wordpress to static site
The conversion in order: export, rebuild, test, map URLs, flip DNS last. Each step with the check that catches its common mistake.
Guide / leaving WordPressAn afternoon, if you keep the orderThe conversion in order: export, rebuild, test, map URLs, flip DNS last. Each step with the check that catches its common mistake.Read the guide
Guide / leaving WordPressYour content leaves. Your theme does not.What exports cleanly from WordPress, what needs rebuilding, and how URLs, images and rankings survive a move to managed static hosting.Read the guide
Guide / leaving WordPressThe work never finishes because the site is a programThe recurring work a WordPress site demands, what it costs to skip, and the test that tells you whether your site actually qualifies to leave it behind.Read the guide
Guide / leaving WordPressFive real differences, one honest recommendationWhere the two models genuinely differ: security, speed, cost, editing and features. Written by a static host that tells you when WordPress wins.Read the guide
Guide / leaving WordPressNot your fault, and not bad luck eitherMarket share sets the volume of attacks. Plugins, PHP and an admin login explain why they succeed. What removes the repeated part for good.Read the guide
Pillar / leaving WordPressReplacing WordPress is a maintenance decisionThe complete guide to replacing WordPress with a maintained static site: what breaks, what it costs, what moves, and what you give up. Written by the host.Read the guide
Guide / leaving WordPressRecover first. Decide about platforms later.A recovery order for a hacked WordPress site from people who host the alternative: contain, rotate, snapshot, clean or rebuild, and how to choose.Read the guide
Guide / leaving WordPressThe hosting fee was never the costA realistic annual ledger for a small WordPress site: hosting, theme, plugins, care plan, cleanups. Then the same site on managed static hosting.Read the guide
Guide / leaving WordPressA small business site has five jobsA small business site has a short job description. How managed static hosting covers it, and what the honest replacement for WordPress looks like.Read the guide
Guide / leaving WordPressSlow WordPress is usually working as designedWhat each layer of the WordPress stack costs a page load, which of it tuning fixes, and which of it only changes when the serving model changes.Read the guide
Guide / leaving WordPressThe browser editor was the whole argumentWordPress won because editing websites was hard. Coding agents shrank that problem, and the hosting decision follows the editor you will actually use.Read the guide
ai website hosting
The complete guide to hosting a website your AI built: the flow, the per-tool details, what deploys automatically, and where static hosting ends.
Pillar / AI website hostingYour AI builds it. LoomWeb runs it.The complete guide to hosting a website your AI built: the flow, the per-tool details, what deploys automatically, and where static hosting ends.Read the guide
Guide / AI website hostingBolt.new built it. The next step is ownership.Bolt.new builds in its sandbox. Export or push the project to GitHub and host it where the domain, the deploys and the billing are yours.Read the guide
Guide / AI website hostingCursor edits. Push. Live.Cursor builds on your disk; publishing needs a push. Connect the project to a LoomWeb repository and the loop becomes edit, commit, live.Read the guide
Guide / AI website hostingGemini built it. The hosting step is generic.Gemini output hosts like any other AI-built site: files to GitHub, managed static hosting, deploys on push. What to check before you export.Read the guide
Guide / AI website hostingChatGPT built the site. Here is where it lives.ChatGPT wrote the files but hosting was never its job. Save them to GitHub, connect the repository, and every update after that is one push.Read the guide
Guide / AI website hostingLovable built it. Own it outside the sandbox.Lovable builds and previews in its own cloud. Export to your GitHub repository and host it where the domain, deploys and costs are yours.Read the guide
Guide / AI website hostingA Claude artifact is a preview, not a homeA Claude artifact is a preview inside the conversation. Own the files: repository in your account, deploys on push, hosted in Australia.Read the guide
Guide / AI website hostingCodex ships files. One push behind them is a live site.Codex already works in your repositories. LoomWeb watches the same repository and publishes every push, with rollbacks when a change goes wrong.Read the guide
Guide / AI website hostingThe site exists. The shortest path to live.Four steps between the AI finished and people visiting: collect the files, put them on GitHub, connect a host, tell people. Each one is small.Read the guide
Guide / AI website hostingv0 generated it. Now take it out of the sandbox.A v0 preview lives in the sandbox. Export the code to your own repository, trim to static pages if needed, and deploy where you own everything.Read the guide
Guide / AI website hostingReplit built it fast. Ownership is the upgrade.Replit is a good workshop. A finished static site wants a host: owned repository, flat pricing, Australian serving. Here is when and how to move.Read the guide
Build it with your AI. Host it here.
Deploys on every push, from Australia, with nothing to maintain.