Quick update on EzyHost since last week.
Went from 35 to 66 signups and got our first 2 paid users. Small number but feels good to have people actually paying for something I built.
What I shipped this week:
GitHub import got a lot better — you can now import any public repo and it pulls in all the files automatically. Also added auto-deploy so when you push to GitHub your site rebuilds on its own.
Teams are live. You can invite people by email, assign roles (admin, editor, viewer), and they get access to your projects from their own dashboard. Useful for agencies or anyone working with a client.
Added a blog to the site with guides on static hosting, comparisons with other platforms, that sort of thing. Mostly for SEO but hopefully helpful for people landing on the site for the first time.
Currently waiting on Paddle approval so we can accept card payments alongside crypto. That should open things up a lot.
If you're looking for simple static hosting — upload files, get a live site — check it out: ezyhost.io
Hey, congrats on the launch! Saw you're using Paddle for payments — quick question: when a subscriber cancels, do you have any way to intercept it before it goes through? Like a pause offer or discount popup? Curious how you're handling churn.
Early revenue + active users = strong validation.
Are you planning to add a quick demo video on the landing page? Could help convert more of those 66 into paid.