Cloudflare Pages is a natural destination for Staticly output if you want global performance and a tight fit with the rest of the Cloudflare platform.
Why Cloudflare Pages fits static sites
Cloudflare Pages gives you:
- globally distributed static hosting
- fast cache delivery
- easy custom domain support
- a straightforward Git-driven workflow
Deployment workflow
1. Export the final site from Staticly
Use the generated build output exactly as it should appear in production.
2. Push the files to a Git repository
Cloudflare Pages works best when the final exported files live in a connected repository.
3. Create a Pages project
In Cloudflare Pages:
- Create a new project.
- Connect the repository.
- Set the build configuration only if the repo needs it.
- Point the output directory at the final static files.
For a direct static export, a simple configuration is enough:
Framework preset: None
Build command: leave empty if files are already built
Build output directory: .
Platform-specific checks
Before you finalize the launch:
- confirm custom domain mapping
- verify HTTPS redirects
- test cache-sensitive assets after a redeploy
Common issues
Files are deployed but the wrong content appears
Cloudflare Pages may be reading the wrong build folder, or the repository may contain source files instead of the final exported output.
Old assets persist after an update
This is usually a caching issue. Redeploy and confirm that asset file names change when content changes.
Final note
Cloudflare Pages is a strong option when your broader stack already lives on Cloudflare or when edge delivery and simple domain management matter more than platform-specific extras.