What we are, where we came from, and what we're building.
P4rty! Host is a free web hosting platform we launched in 2026. The idea is simple: upload your files and your site is live. No credit card, no complicated setup. You can host HTML, CSS, JavaScript, images, and PHP — and if your site needs a database, we've got built-in SQLite support you can manage right from the dashboard.
Every site gets two URLs out of the box — p4rty.host/sitename and
sitename.p4rty.host — both over HTTPS. The free plan comes with 1 GB of storage,
and if you need more, you can unlock up to 8 GB through our credit-based plan system.
We started out on InfinityFree — it was the fastest way to get something running. But free shared hosting has its limits, and we quickly hit them. By late July 2026 we'd migrated everything to our own VPS, which is where everything runs today. We manage it ourselves; the VPS provider just keeps the hardware online.
The platform opened to users in May 2026. The blog and forums followed shortly after. Features like storage plans, the DSL console, and the Auth Bot API have all been added since then.
If you're building something, we have an Auth Bot API that lets your users sign in with their P4rty! Host account — similar to OAuth. You can register an Auth Bot, and verified developers get a badge on the public apps page. Head to the Developers page to get started.
P4rty! Host is built by WSplash — our studio for online projects. We're not a formally registered company, but we're a real team working on real things. Alongside P4rty! Host, we also run Astheral — an AI platform with five providers (Groq, Mistral, Cerebras, Cohere, Pollinations), web search, and free image generation, all with no sign-up and no API keys needed. If you need to reach us, you can email sunnyplaysyt9@gmail.com or benimany123@gmail.com.
P4rty! UI was a design platform we ran for a while. The idea was to let anyone get a site design in the style of P4rty! Host — completely free, no credit card required. It's been discontinued for now and we haven't announced any plans to bring it back.