A white page is just plain HTML/CSS/JS files in a ZIP. To make it open in a browser, you need to put it on hosting and connect a domain. Cloudflare Pages does this for free and in minutes.
Why Cloudflare Pages
- Free — no traffic limits on static content.
- HTTPS out of the box — the certificate is issued automatically.
- Global CDN — loads fast worldwide (crucial for TikTok).
- Spread-out accounts — for footprint protection, you can keep different landers on different accounts.
Step by Step
- Unzip the ZIP of your page into a folder (it has index.html + assets inside).
- Sign up for a Cloudflare account (free).
- Go to Workers & Pages → Create → Pages → Upload assets.
- Drag in the folder with your lander and give the project a name.
- Cloudflare will hand you a temporary domain
project.pages.dev— the page is already live. - Connect your own domain: Custom domains → Add → enter the domain (on choosing a domain — here).
Alternatives to Cloudflare Pages
| Hosting | Pros / cons |
|---|---|
| Cloudflare Pages | Free, CDN, HTTPS — the top pick for static sites |
| Netlify / Vercel | Also free, similar feature set |
| VPS (your own server) | Full control, but paid + setup required |
| Regular shared hosting | Works, but slower, no CDN |
What Matters for Arbitrage
- Don't put all your landers in one account — spread them out for footprint protection.
- HTTPS is a must — without it moderation rejects you (Cloudflare provides it on its own).
- Check the speed — a slow page = burned budget, especially on mobile traffic.
- Set up the cloaker separately (at the domain/script level) — see cloaking vs white page.
Conclusion
Cloudflare Pages is the simplest and free way to deploy a white page: unzip the ZIP, upload, connect a domain — done. Need the pages themselves? Grab one from the pool or generate one — you'll get a ready-to-deploy ZIP.