Micropage
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Website builder that turns a text file into a landing page; company blog.
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Notion Sites Alternative for a Real Landing Page
Notion Sites publishes a doc for free; a landing page wants a hero, buttons and a form. Micropage publishes a text file as a static site, forms included.
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Micropage vs Linktree: Link in Bio on Your Domain
Linktree is free and built for social, but has no custom domain. Micropage puts a link-in-bio page on your domain that can grow into a site. When to move.
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Micropage vs Webflow: Alternative for Developers
Webflow is a visual builder with a CMS and code export. Micropage is a text file with forms built in, from $6/mo. For developers who want the site in git.
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Micropage vs Framer, a Framer Alternative in Text
Framer is a design tool that publishes websites, with no HTML export. Micropage is a text file that publishes one. Where each wins, and the cost to leave.
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Micropage vs GitHub Pages for a Landing Page
GitHub Pages is free static hosting from your repo, with no forms. Micropage is a paid host with forms built in and no generator to maintain. Who wins.
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Micropage vs Carrd, a Carrd Alternative for Devs
Carrd is cheaper, visual and one-page. Micropage is a multi-page site kept as a text file in git, forms built in. Where each one wins, with prices.
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SEO and Social Cards for Your Micropage Site
Every Micropage page ships meta tags, Open Graph and Twitter cards, sitemap.xml and robots.txt. What you get automatically, and the few keys worth setting.
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Connect a Custom Domain to Your Micropage Site
Point a CNAME at cname.micropage.sh and Micropage issues and renews the HTTPS certificate. Step-by-step (Pro), plus the two DNS mistakes that stall it.
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Cloudflare for SaaS Custom Hostnames at Scale
How Micropage serves thousands of custom domains: Cloudflare for SaaS Custom Hostnames, per-hostname TLS via HTTP DCV, one Worker serving sites from R2.
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Why a custom markup language for landing pages
Why Micropage uses its own line-oriented markup instead of MDX, Markdown, or a YAML schema — and the trade-offs that come with the choice.
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How we built a newsletter into Micropage
Micropage now has a built-in newsletter — subscribers, broadcasts, sender settings. Here's how it works and why it lives where it does.
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A Markup Language AI Agents Can Write Reliably
How constraining the markup made AI agents reliable authors — and why the same constraints make the tool more accessible for humans.
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Deploy Micropage from GitHub Actions
Publish a Micropage site from GitHub Actions using a deploy token—no login on the runner.
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Why Micropage has a blog
Micropage's blog covers the why behind the tool: trade-offs, product updates and how things work under the hood. It runs on Micropage's own Posts feature.
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How Forms Work in Micropage
Micropage forms are a few lines of markup: five field types, required fields, a honeypot spam check, and where submissions land on Free, Pro and Pro+.
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Deploy a Static Site to Cloudflare Pages
Download a Micropage build as a static zip and deploy it to your own Cloudflare Pages project with three commands, by hand or from GitHub Actions.
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Landing Page with a Contact Form, No Backend
A complete landing page with a working contact form and no Formspree or Lambda: field types, required fields, spam filtering, and where submissions land.
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How to Build a Multi-Page Website from One File
Add pages to a Micropage site with [Page -> /path] blocks, share one nav and footer, set per-page meta, and get the sitemap generated for you.
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How to Create a Landing Page in 60 Seconds
Get a landing page live in about a minute: describe it to the AI or paste 12 lines of markup, then Publish. Free plan, HTTPS URL and a working form.
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Add Images to Your Landing Page
Upload an image to your project's Files tab and reference it from the markup with img: <- filename. Steps for the web app and the CLI, plus the gotchas.
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