Revdoku vs Kinsta Static Site Hosting

Kinsta Static Site Hosting is no longer a current Kinsta product. Kinsta announced that the service moved to Sevalla, so searches for a Kinsta static hosting alternative should compare Revdoku with the historical Kinsta workflow and then verify Sevalla’s current offer separately.

The historical Kinsta free limits below come from Kinsta’s own changelog.

Quick comparison

Capability Revdoku Kinsta Static Site Hosting
Current status Active Revdoku service Moved from Kinsta to Sevalla
Best for Publishing AI-created files and folders Historically, Git-connected static builds
First publish Browser sign-in, private draft, then explicit publish Required a Kinsta account and Git repository
Free sites Permanent public sites within the current published plan limits Up to 100 static sites per company
Capacity Storage and file limits follow the current Revdoku plan Historically: 1 GB build image, 600 build minutes/month
Historical transfer No visitor or transfer quota listed by Revdoku 100 GB bandwidth/month
Custom domain and SSL Follow the current Revdoku pricing contract Supported
AI-agent publishing Direct from supported AI tools Git/build workflow rather than an AI publishing endpoint
Analytics Basic website analytics included on Revdoku Free Verify the current Sevalla product

Choose Revdoku when

Choose Revdoku when the site already exists as files and an AI should publish it without a repository or build configuration. Browser authentication connects the AI before it saves a private draft and creates a 15-minute review preview.

Evaluate Sevalla when

Evaluate Sevalla when you want the successor to Kinsta’s repository-driven static hosting and related application platform. Do not base a new deployment on old Kinsta quota pages without checking Sevalla’s current terms.

Key difference

Revdoku is a direct publishing service. Kinsta Static Site Hosting was a Git build service and has changed product ownership and branding.

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