eepy.page

A modern, free subdomain service for everyone—whether you're a developer, hobbyist, or somewhere in between.

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Claim a piece of the internet

Let's start from the basics. Try out a domain you'd like to own!

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Always free

eepy.page will always be completely free for anyone to use.

Our goal is to provide a reliable, convenient service to anyone, which means that regardless of whether you own a domain or not, you are more than welcome to use our service!

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Support for many services

Since you have full control over DNS records, most services that simply require a domain are supported!

eepy.page supports:

  • Vercel projects (via some extra steps)
  • Netlify projects
  • GitHub Pages sites
  • Neocities sites (requires Supporter tier)
  • Nekoweb sites (requires Cute kitty tier)
  • ...and more! Most services that only require a standard DNS record are supported, and even services that require TXT records work as long as they are scoped to your subdomain.

Independent domain management

You can register, delete, and modify domains straight from our dashboard, designed to be convenient and user-friendly.

There is no need to use a convoluted CLI or a request form, and you don't have to wait for any domain verification.

Subdomain registrations are seamlessly added to our database and DNS servers the second you register them.

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Robust tunneling

No port forwarding? No public IP? Fear not, eepy.page provides a seamless tunneling experience, allowing you to forward your local services to the internet!

Our tunneling service is powered by Serveo. Simply visit our simple dashboard for easy instructions on attaching your local services to an eepy.page subdomain.

Completely open-source

Our frontend and backend are both completely open-source and open to contributions. Our backend is written in Python (FastAPI), and our frontend uses SvelteKit.

The authoritative nameservers running our infrastructure are powered by PowerDNS, which is also open-source.

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