AI builders like Lovable and Replit have changed how fast you can go from an idea to a working website. Describe what you want, wait a few minutes, and something real is sitting in front of you.
Then the hard part starts. Getting that site off the builder and onto hosting that can handle real traffic, a custom domain, and the kind of performance your brand actually deserves. Most people either stay stuck inside the builder’s preview URL or spend an afternoon wrestling with rebuilds, migrations, and DNS.
We built Convesio Static Sites to close that gap.
Build in your favorite AI tool. Push to GitHub. Deploy to Convesio. Live in about 30 seconds, and auto-updated every time you ship a change.
Watch the walkthrough: The Missing Layer Between AI Builders and Real Hosting
The gap between AI builders and real hosting
Vibe coding is having a moment for a reason. Tools like Lovable, Replit, Bolt, and v0 let anyone, founder, marketer, agency, or hobbyist spin up a working front end without touching a framework setup. That is a huge unlock.
But a preview URL on a builder is not a real site. It is not on your domain. It is not on infrastructure tuned for global performance. It is not running behind a firewall with analytics and caching you control. And the moment you want any of that, the quickest path is usually “rebuild it somewhere else,” which defeats the point of shipping fast in the first place.
That is the missing layer. You need a hosting platform that treats the output of an AI builder as a first-class citizen, not a file dump you have to unpack and re-stage.
How Convesio Static Sites works
Three steps. That is the whole flow.
1. Build in the tool you already use
Open Lovable, Replit, or whatever AI builder you prefer. Design, prompt, and iterate until the site looks right. In the demo, we had Lovable crawl an old hobby site and rebuild it as a clean, fast static version, images, articles, categories, related posts, all of it in a single shot.
2. Sync to GitHub
Connect your builder to GitHub and let it push the code to a repository. GitHub is the intermediary between your builder and Convesio. That connection is what makes every future change deployable on autopilot.
3. Deploy on Convesio
Inside your Convesio account, click Add Static Site, authorize GitHub, pick the repository and branch, name the site, and hit deploy. A job log shows the build running. In roughly 30 seconds, you will see “site deployed successfully” and a live URL. That is it.
From that moment on, every commit to your GitHub repo automatically kicks off a new deployment. Update the design in Lovable, sync to GitHub, and refresh your site, the change is already live.
What ships with every static site
Convesio Static Sites runs on the Cloudflare Workers platform, which means the performance profile is tuned for global delivery from day one. You also get the operational controls serious sites need:
- ~30 second deploys from a GitHub push
- Auto-deploy on every change no manual redeploys, no broken staging dance
- Custom domains with clear IP mapping inside the dashboard
- Cloudflare analytics for traffic, firewall, and caching
- Performance scans from the same toolset Convesio provides across the rest of the platform
- Multiple GitHub accounts connected to a single Convesio account, helpful for agencies and operators managing sites across different client orgs
These sites are fast, cheap to run, and simple to optimize. That is the point.
Pricing: $5 per site during early beta
Convesio Static Sites is in early beta and priced at $5 per site. It is live in your Convesio account today. If you already host with us, you can add a static site from the same dashboard you use for everything else.
What is coming next
Static sites are the first release, not the last. On the roadmap:
- Customizable firewall rules per site
- Security scanning for vibe-coded applications an important one, because AI-generated code ships with its own risk profile
- Dynamic application support beyond static output, so the same build-sync-deploy flow works for more complex projects
The bigger idea is simple. AI tools are going to keep getting better at building sites and applications. The bottleneck is no longer “can I build this?” It is “can I actually run this in production?” That is the layer we are building out.
Ship your first AI-built site
If you have been prototyping in Lovable, Replit, or any builder that can push to GitHub, this is the shortest path from preview URL to production site we know how to build.
Try it. Send us feedback. Tell us what you want next.
