Other Providers

Any provider that supports static hosting can serve your generated JSON files.
The process is typically the same — upload your api-out/ directory and map your routes.

Common Providers

Vercel

Vercel has a dedicated deployment guide now: Vercel

Firebase Hosting

Firebase supports static file hosting.
Simply add your build directory in firebase.json:

{
  "hosting": {
    "public": "api-out"
  }
}

Then deploy:

firebase deploy

DigitalOcean Spaces

Use s3cmd or the AWS CLI to sync files:

aws s3 sync api-out s3://my-space-name --endpoint-url https://nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com

Render

Render can serve static content from any folder.
Create a new Static Site and point it to your api-out/ folder.

Surge.sh

You can deploy instantly using the Surge CLI:

surge --project api-out --domain myapi.surge.sh

If you run the command from inside api-out/, you can omit --project.

Performance Tip

Use a CDN layer (Cloudflare, Fastly, BunnyCDN, or similar) in front of your JSON hosting for faster global delivery and caching.

Considerations

• These services are best suited for small to medium JSON projects or API prototypes.
• For larger datasets or high-traffic APIs, prefer object storage solutions like Cloudflare R2 or Amazon S3.
• You can also host your APIs directly with StatikAPI Cloud (coming soon) — a managed platform for static JSON APIs with automatic builds, versioned deployments, and integrated CDN caching.