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Flatpage vs tiiny.host

tiiny.host and Flatpage do the same job: upload an HTML file, a zip or a PDF and share the link. The differences are in what the free plan covers, which plan unlocks QR codes and passwords, and how traffic is limited. Every tiiny.host fact below links to its own pricing page as it read on 2 November 2026.

Last checked 2 November 2026

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FeatureFlatpagetiiny.host
PriceFree for one site. Starter $9 a month (5 sites), Plus $19 a month (10 sites). Flat prices, no usage charges.Free. Paid plans shown as Tiny $5, Solo $13 and Pro $31 a month, billed yearly ($60, $156 and $372 a year). Source
Free plan limits1 site, HTML or zip up to 10 MB, PDFs up to 25 MB, 3 uploads a day, 10,000 views a month, a small badge.1 project, 3 MB uploads (0.5 MB for PDFs), 5,000 visits and 5 GB bandwidth a month, with a tiiny.host banner. Source
ExpiryNo time limit. A free site is only removed if it gets under 50 visits in three months and you haven't signed in for a year, and we email you twice first.Free links stay online as long as you log in at least once every 3 months. Source
PDFsPDFs open in a built-in viewer on phones and computers, on every plan.PDF uploads on every plan; 0.5 MB on Free, 25 MB on Tiny. Source
QR codesA QR code for every site, on every plan. It points at the site's own link, so it keeps working when you replace the file.Tiny plan and up. Source
PasswordsStarter and Plus: one password per site. Visitors need no account.Solo plan and up. Source
Custom domainNot yet. Every site gets its own HTTPS link on our domain.Solo plan and up. Source
TrafficPaid plans: no view limits. Free: 10,000 views a month, and the site keeps serving past that with a larger badge.Monthly visit and bandwidth limits on every plan: 10,000 visits on Tiny, 100,000 on Solo, 500,000 on Pro. Source
If you stop payingSites stay live for 7 days, then sites beyond the free plan's one are paused, not deleted, until you renew.Sites stay live until the end of the billing period, then are removed along with the account. Source
AnalyticsStarter and Plus: visitors, sources, countries and devices, plus page-by-page PDF reading. Free: a 30-day views chart.Built-in analytics from Tiny up. Source

When tiiny.host is the better choice

  • You need more than 10 sites or very large files: its Pro and Pro Max plans go up to unlimited projects and 2 TB.
  • You host PHP, office documents or images on their own. Flatpage serves static sites and PDFs only.
  • You want email capture, team members or editing in the browser, which tiiny.host lists on its higher plans.
  • Your budget is under $9 a month and one site with 10,000 visits is enough: its Tiny plan is $5 a month, billed yearly.

When Flatpage is the better choice

  • Your free page is more than a few megabytes, or it's a PDF over 0.5 MB.
  • You want a QR code without paying. Every plan has one.
  • You don't want to sign in to keep a free link alive. A free site people visit stays up.
  • You expect traffic. Paid plans have no view limits.

Questions

Does tiiny.host have a free plan?
Yes. Its pricing page lists a free plan with one project, 3 MB uploads (0.5 MB for PDFs) and 5,000 visits a month. Free links stay up as long as you log in once every three months.
Which is better for a restaurant menu PDF?
Check the file size first. A menu with photos is often over tiiny.host's 0.5 MB free PDF limit and well under Flatpage's 25 MB. Both give you a QR code on a paid plan; Flatpage includes it on Free, and the code keeps working when you replace the PDF.
Can I move a site from tiiny.host?
Yes. Upload the same HTML file, zip or PDF to Flatpage and you get a new link and QR code. Update anywhere you shared the old link.

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