Flaash vs Tiiny.host

Tiiny.host is one of the closest matches to Flaash in how it actually works - drag a folder into a browser, no Git, no CLI, no account gymnastics. Where the two diverge is what happens after that first upload.

Tiiny's free tier is narrow and temporary: uploads are capped at a few MB, a Tiiny Host banner shows on the live site, and the free site expires after about a week rather than staying up. Paid plans start around $9/mo for a single site and still don't include a custom domain - that needs a higher tier, roughly $18/mo and up - and even paid plans cap total storage around 100MB.

Flaash vs Tiiny.host at a glance

	Flaash	Tiiny.host
Deploy method	Drag & drop folder/zip, or paste HTML	Drag & drop folder/zip
Setup required	None	None
Free tier	1 project, stays live, no card required	Small upload cap, site banner, expires after about a week
Custom domain	Not available - *.flaash.live only	Available, but only on a higher paid tier
SSL	On by default, immediately	Yes
Best for	A static site meant to stay live	A quick temporary link

Where Flaash is simpler

Both hosts skip Git entirely, but Flaash's free project doesn't expire and doesn't carry a branded banner on your live site. If the plan is to keep something online past a week without immediately paying, that's the practical difference that matters most.

Where Tiiny.host is the better choice

If a custom domain is the goal and you're ready to pay for it, Tiiny's paid tiers get you there, which Flaash currently can't - every Flaash project stays on a flaash.live subdomain regardless of plan. Tiiny's paid tiers also add things like a code editor style workflow around the upload, which some smaller projects find worth the cost.

Frequently asked questions

Why does my Tiiny.host free site disappear after a week? That's a deliberate limit on the free tier, meant to push ongoing projects toward a paid plan. Flaash's free project has no expiry.

Is there a storage limit on Flaash like Tiiny's 100MB cap? Upload limits scale with plan; check current limits on flaash.host, but paid tiers are built to raise the ceiling rather than hold it near 100MB across every plan.

Which is cheaper if I don't need a custom domain? Flaash is free to start with no card required. Tiiny's free tier exists too, but the week-long expiry means it's really a trial rather than a place to keep a site.