GitHub Pages: If your website is static (HTML, CSS, and JavaScript), you can use GitHub Pages to host it for free. It’s suitable for personal projects or simple websites.
Netlify: Netlify provides free hosting for static websites and offers additional features like continuous deployment from Git, SSL support, and form handling.
Heroku: Heroku offers a free tier for hosting dynamic web applications. It supports various programming languages, and you can deploy your app with ease.
InfinityFree: InfinityFree provides free hosting with PHP, MySQL, and more. It’s suitable for small websites, but keep in mind that there are limitations on resources.
000webhost: 000webhost is another option for free hosting with PHP, MySQL, and cPanel. It’s suitable for small to medium-sized projects.
GitHub Pages: You can use a custom domain with GitHub Pages. Simply follow the instructions in the GitHub Pages documentation to set up a custom domain for your repository.
Netlify: Netlify also supports custom domains. After you deploy your site on Netlify, you can configure a custom domain through the site settings.
Heroku: Heroku allows you to add a custom domain to your app. You’ll need to configure your domain’s DNS settings to point to Heroku’s servers, and then you can add the custom domain in the Heroku dashboard.
InfinityFree: InfinityFree supports custom domains. You can add your domain through their control panel, and they typically provide instructions on how to update your domain’s DNS settings.
000webhost: 000webhost also allows you to use a custom domain. You can add your domain through the hosting control panel, and they usually provide instructions for updating DNS settings.