Permanent storage for websites and digital content
Static sites, blogs, landing pages, archives of pages that changed. Put content on Arweave once and it stays reachable — no server to maintain, no bill to keep paying.
Store Web ContentContent stays online
Files stored on Arweave remain accessible through permanent URLs. No hosting account, no renewal, no takedown by a provider.
Versioned archives
Each version of a page is a distinct immutable transaction — perfect for preserving how a page looked over time.
Low-cost hosting
Static pages are small; most fit the free tier. Larger sites pay a one-time fee — often cheaper than years of hosting.
01When websites disappear
A domain lapses, a host shuts down, a CMS update breaks the site. Content that took years to write vanishes overnight.
Long Drive stores your HTML, CSS, images and assets as permanent Arweave transactions. The content is reachable via gateway URLs long after any particular host is gone.
02What web content to store
Personal blogs and articles you wrote. Landing pages of products you launched. Snapshots of pages that changed or were taken down. Each file under 100 KB is free forever.
For a full site, upload assets individually or in batches. Remember: content on Arweave is public — do not store secrets or private pages this way.
03The practical case
A writer archived every article from a blog that was closing — about 120 HTML files averaging 15 KB. Total cost: zero. The articles keep their permanent URLs and remain readable today.
This is the "permanent web" in practice: writing that survives platforms, hosts and trends.
Websites FAQ
Can I run a website purely on Arweave?
Arweave hosts static content well; dynamic applications need additional infrastructure. For static sites, permanent URLs or permaweb tools work.
Is stored web content public?
Yes — Arweave content is public by design. Do not store private pages, credentials or internal documents this way.
How do I update my site?
Upload a new version as a new transaction and share the new URL. Old versions remain as immutable history.