Pagehaus vs Netlify

Netlify is a full platform for modern web projects: builds, previews, functions and a global network. Pagehaus does much less on purpose: hosting for plain HTML, uploaded the simple way.

	Netlify	Pagehaus
Plans	Free (300 credits a month), Personal $9 (1,000 credits), Pro $20 (3,000 credits)	Free, Personal $4, Pro $10
How usage is counted	Credits: 15 per production deploy, 20 per GB of traffic, plus requests and function time	Fixed allowances for storage, traffic, files and form messages
When the free plan runs out	Sites are paused until the next monthly cycle, or until you upgrade	Uploads stop when storage is full; for traffic, sites keep running (paused only at three times the allowance)
Publishing	Git with builds, drag and drop, CLI	SFTP, browser upload and editor, API, AI assistants
Builds and frameworks	Yes: any build command, deploy previews for every change	No build step: what you upload is what's served
Serverless functions	Yes	No
Contact forms	Yes, free and unlimited	Yes, 50 to 5,000 a month by plan
Shared header and footer	Through your build tool	Server Side Includes
Your own domain	All plans	Personal and Pro
Delivery	Global CDN	One server in the EU

Checked October 2026 against Netlify's pricing and how its credits work.

Choose Netlify if

you build your site with a framework or static site generator, and want a preview of every change;
you need serverless functions, or a global network for visitors all over the world;
you want your own domain on a free plan, and deploy rarely enough to stay within the credits.

Choose Pagehaus if

your site is plain HTML and CSS, and you'd rather upload files than set up a build;
you want fixed limits that don't take your site offline when you go over: full storage only stops uploads, and traffic only pauses a site at three times its allowance;
you like SFTP, or want collaborators to have their own login limited to one folder;
you'd like one header shared across pages without any tooling.