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The free plan allows 10 live pages of up to 1 MB. Here is exactly what each limit counts, what the two notices look like, how to free a slot or shrink a page without paying, and what Pro and Max raise the numbers to.

Every page published without signing in comes with a private edit link. Open it, change the content, click Update page — the share link, views and expiry stay exactly as they were. What the link can and cannot do, why it is secret, and what to do when it stops working.

Public pages appear on Explore, readers can like them from the corner pill, and 30 likes buy a free page another 30 days. Here is what gets listed, how the three sort orders are ranked, what a like counts, and how to keep a page off Explore without hiding the link.

Pro and Max accounts can serve every page from a short branded address like acme.dochost.co instead of dochost.co/d. Here is how to claim one, what happens to old links, and why renaming needs a second click.

A third of the HTML pages on dochost have an input box, and most of them send the answer nowhere. Here is the pattern that works — a fetch() to any endpoint that accepts JSON — with a live demo and drop-in code for Formspree, Supabase and Google Sheets.

Connect a subdomain you own, like docs.yourcompany.com, to your dochost account in three steps — one form, one CNAME record, one email. With screenshots, including the single Cloudflare setting that trips most people up.