Your site files (HTML, CSS, JS) and your custom domain if you had one. Content addresses (CIDs) are determined by your file's content, so the same files produce the same CIDs. Deploy your files to Pinner, point your domain, and you're live.

Fleek retired their IPFS hosting services in January 2026, and hosted sites went offline. Their hosting and storage services are no longer available.

At the distribution level, not much. We serve your site over HTTP and peer-to-peer, and if we stop operating, your site goes offline. The difference is storage: Fleek's data lived on their own infrastructure and disappeared when they shut down. Pinner stores data on the Sia network, where independent hosts are paid to store it and must prove they're doing it to get paid. The data doesn't live on our servers.

If you have the original files, yes. Content addresses (CIDs) are determined by your file's content, not by the provider. The same file has the same CID on any IPFS service.

Yes. If you have your IPNS private key, you can import it into Pinner and continue publishing to the same IPNS address. The address stays the same; only the publishing service changes.

Static sites: HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Portfolios, documentation, landing pages, blogs generated by static site generators (Hugo, Astro, Next.js static export, Gatsby, Jekyll, 11ty, and more). No server-side rendering or dynamic backends.