Publish pages, not servers
LitePage is a lightweight hosting platform for Markdown documentation, HTML landing pages, JSON APIs and blogs. Write in the browser, hit publish, and your page is live on a stable China-hosted CDN-fast connection — no servers, no Git, no build steps.
Three formats, one workflow
Write, preview, publish and maintain — everything happens in one console.
Markdown
Docs, policies, changelogs and blog posts with clean typography, tags and RSS out of the box.
HTML
Full layout freedom for landing pages and product pages. Sanitized hosting with theme support.
JSON
A plain URL that returns application/json — remote config, feature flags or mock data in seconds.
AI-assisted writing
Generate, continue, rewrite and summarize content, with SEO suggestions built in.
Custom domain + SSL
Bind your own domain with automatic SSL certificates on the Pro plan. ICP filing supported.
Governance included
Version history, scheduled publishing, analytics, password protection, forms and webhooks.
Simple pricing, billed yearly
Start free, upgrade when your content grows. All prices in CNY.
- 1 workspace
- 5 pages
- 50 MB image storage
- 20 AI credits / month
- Unlimited pages
- HTML & JSON formats
- 200 MB storage
- 2 workspaces
- 500 MB storage
- Version history
- Unlimited workspaces
- 1 GB storage
- Custom domain + SSL
- Open API
FAQ
Who is LitePage for?
Indie developers, small teams and creators who need to publish privacy policies, product docs, changelogs, landing pages, remote-config JSON endpoints or personal blogs — without running infrastructure.
Is access from mainland China stable?
Yes. Servers and bandwidth are located in mainland China, so pages load fast and reliably for readers there — a common pain point with overseas static hosts.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes, the Pro plan supports custom domains with automatic SSL. Domains resolving to mainland China require an ICP filing, which LitePage helps you configure.
Is there an API?
An Open API covers pages, versions and workspaces, so CI pipelines and backend services can publish content programmatically.