Deploy Astro static output
StaticX hosts the dist folder Astro creates for static sites, content collections, docs, and landing pages.
Framework hosting
Astro hosting for static builds
Deploy Astro static output with forms, analytics, custom domains, and rollback.
Check server mode features
Astro server adapters, SSR routes, and runtime endpoints need another host if they are part of the project.
Measure content releases
StaticX analytics help compare Astro content and landing page versions after publishing.
Publish an Astro static site
Build Astro in static mode, verify generated pages and assets, then deploy dist to StaticX.
Run Astro build
Generate the dist folder from your Astro project in static output mode.
Review generated routes
Confirm pages, assets, islands, forms, and 404.html exist where expected.
Deploy dist contents
Upload the generated output root and publish a StaticX deployment version.
Astro and StaticX fit best when the site is pre-rendered.
Astro is excellent for content-heavy static sites. Once pages are pre-rendered, StaticX can host them with domains, analytics, forms, and rollback.
If the Astro project uses server endpoints or adapters, keep those runtime pieces separate from the static files you publish to StaticX.
Astro publishing checks
Output mode
Confirm the build produces static files rather than requiring an Astro server adapter.
Islands and assets
Interactive islands should reference scripts included in the generated dist folder.
Content versioning
Publish each content update as a release so analytics reflect the version visitors saw.
Questions about Astro Hosting
Short, practical answers for using this page safely.
Can StaticX host Astro static sites?
Yes. Build Astro to static output and upload the dist folder contents.
Can StaticX run Astro SSR?
No. Astro SSR or server adapters need a runtime host outside StaticX.
Can Astro forms use StaticX?
Yes, when the generated HTML form is configured for StaticX form handling.
Can agents deploy Astro projects?
Yes. The agent should run the build, verify dist and 404.html, deploy, then return logs and the live URL.