No code, no build step

Your token's site,
in one file.

Fill in the details and get a complete website: live price pulled from the real pool, a working chart, a buy button that opens a swap, tokenomics, roadmap and your audit badge. It comes out as a single index.html with nothing to install and no dependency that can break.

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Generator

Ready

Token—

Live price—

Sections—

File size—

Everything is generated in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

Project

Network

Token contract the site pulls live data from this

Project name

Tagline

About a paragraph or two

Logo URL optional — https:// or a data: URI

Look

Accent colour

Theme

Sections

Tokenomics

Distribution one per line: label, percent

Roadmap

Phases one per line: title, description

Links

Website

X / Twitter

Docs

Trust

Audit report URL optional — shows an audit badge

Liquidity lock URL optional — a link to the lock

Live preview

index.html

The preview is the real thing. What renders here is byte-for-byte the file you download — including the live price fetch, so if the chart is empty here it will be empty on your domain too. That usually means the token has no pool yet.

Generated HTML

Fill in a token address and press Rebuild.

Going live

Put it online
in five minutes.

The file has no build step and no server requirement, so any static host will run it — most of them free, forever. Here are the three that take the least effort, in order.

Hosting

Static — free tier is plenty

Server neededNone

Build stepNone

Monthly cost$0

One file. Drag it onto any of these and you are live.

Cloudflare Pages

pages.cloudflare.com · free · custom domain included

recommended

Create a project, choose Direct Upload, drag in the folder containing your index.html. You get an HTTPS URL immediately and can attach your own domain from the same screen. This is what saferico.com itself runs on.

GitHub Pages

pages.github.com · free · versioned

Push index.html to a repository, then Settings → Pages → deploy from the main branch. Slower to appear the first time (a minute or two), but you get the full edit history for free — useful when a holder asks what the site said last month.

Netlify Drop

app.netlify.com/drop · free · no account for the first deploy

Literally drag the file onto the page. Fastest possible path to a live URL — good for showing someone a draft before you commit to a domain.

Buy the domain yourself, from a registrar you chose. Handing the domain to whoever built your site is how projects get held hostage. The same goes for the DNS — keep it in your own account, and give collaborators access rather than ownership.

A website is not credibility. A good-looking site takes ten minutes now — which is exactly why investors have stopped treating one as evidence. What actually moves people is the things behind it: a locked liquidity pool, a renounced or timelocked owner, and an audit they can read. Get the audit and lock the liquidity — then the site has something true to point at.