Website hosting
A home for your site is included.
Build, review and publish in one place. Free gives your website a Pagely address. Pro connects your own domain when you are ready to put your business name in the URL.

Free hosting
Publish without a separate hosting bill.
A site built with Pagely can go live at an address such as yourname.pagely.ca on the Free plan. The published page is served as HTML and CSS, so visitors can open it without waiting for an editor or generation process to run.
Free includes one published site, a working contact form and a Pagely credit in the footer. It is a plan you can keep, not a time-limited preview. You can share the address with customers while you decide whether a custom domain is useful.
Your domain
Bring an address your customers know.
With Pro, connect a domain you own and publish without the Pagely badge. Domain registration remains with your registrar. Pagely helps you set the DNS records, serves the site over HTTPS and keeps the editor and hosting in the same account.
Pro costs CA$19 per month or CA$190 per year. It includes up to 3 sites, AI editing with Ask, more detailed analytics and additional contact form tools. Compare exact plan limits.
How delivery works
Published pages are served from the network edge.
Pagely uses Cloudflare's global network, which includes data centres across Canada. A visitor's request is routed through that network for delivery. Cloudflare is a global provider, and using it is not a claim that all processing or storage stays in Canada.
When you make changes in the editor and publish them, the current page is updated for visitors. The site remains yours to manage from the dashboard. If you need to discuss privacy or a particular data-handling question, read our privacy policy or contact us.
- 01Build
Start from your business details and review a generated site.
- 02Publish
Choose your Pagely address or connect a custom domain with Pro.
- 03Keep current
Edit and republish as services, hours and photos change.
Built by Canadians, for Canadians
A website and a place to publish it.
Start with a name and a town. Review the page before deciding whether to publish it.