Tell Claude what you need. PageDrop has it build the site, publish it to GitHub Pages, and check that the link actually opens. Free hosting, your own repo, no extra API key.
You need Claude Code and a GitHub account. That's it.
One sentence, like telling a friend.
Layout, type, and motion in one file.
Repo, Pages, and a working link.
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See the menuAsk for a change, and Claude edits only that and republishes. Every version is a commit, so you can always roll back.
AI site builders are convenient, but they charge monthly and your site lives on their platform. PageDrop uses the Claude Code you already have and puts the site in your own GitHub.
| PageDrop | AI site builders (Lovable, Durable, Framer) | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Included in your Claude Code plan | A subscription from $10–25 a month |
| Hosting | GitHub Pages, free | Included in the subscription |
| If you stop paying | The site keeps running | Depends on the plan |
| Code | Open, in your own repository | A closed platform |
| Setup | Claude Code and a GitHub account | Nothing, it all runs in the browser |
Competitor prices are from public reviews for 2026.
A finished result sells better than a pitch. Build the site first, with the business's real name, services, and address.
One developer built mockups for 11 local businesses that had no website. Five bought a site for about $1,000 each: $5,000 in a week.
Nothing beyond the Claude Code you already use. GitHub Pages hosting is free for public repositories.
No. You describe the site and ask for changes in plain words. Claude writes the code and runs the publishing script.
The script uses credentials already on your machine: the GitHub CLI, a GITHUB_TOKEN variable, or the git credential manager. It never prints them and only talks to GitHub.
No. It refuses to touch an existing repository unless you explicitly ask for an update, and it refuses folders whose git remote points somewhere else.
Static sites: landing pages, portfolios, event pages, menus, resumes. No server code or user accounts, because that's how GitHub Pages works.
Yes. Ask for it, and the script sets up the domain on GitHub and tells you exactly which DNS records to add.
Yes. With the companion motion-site skill installed, ask for "motion" and the site gets scroll scenes, masked text reveals, and a frame-by-frame review.
Open source, MIT licensed. Star it if you like the idea, and show us your site in Issues.