Last reviewed September 2026
Novence vs statichost.eu
statichost.eu is European-owned static hosting with git deploys, optional platform builds for static site generators, and a privacy-first edge. Choose them for EU data residency. Novence does not compete on EU-only infrastructure; it competes on a no-git agent loop with CLI, SDKs, MCP, checks, forms, and MPP.
Is Novence better than statichost.eu for agents?
Choose statichost.eu when every layer must stay on European-owned infrastructure and git+build is the workflow. Choose Novence when an agent should ship without git. Novence does not claim EU-only hosting — that is a real loss.
Novence vs statichost.eu side by side
Price, free-plan limits, and what each product does not do — as of September 2026. Named rows: Novence and statichost.eu.
| Dimension | Novence | statichost.eu |
|---|---|---|
| Price (USD, September 2026) | $0 Free after email verify · $29/mo Pro · $149/mo Scale | EUR plans (git+build) — verify on statichost.eu |
| Free plan limits | After OTP: 1 project, 1 GB storage, 10 GB bandwidth/mo, 20 deploys, 30 check minutes, 1 custom domain, 50 form submissions. Unverified trial is tighter and deletes at 30 days. | Paid EUR plans for git sites; check current free allowance on their site. |
| What it does not do | No SSR, no platform builds, no serverless functions, no hosted dashboard, no git-branch previews | Not a no-git agent loop; not a US-global agent control plane |
| Account bootstrap | POST /v1/bootstrap → nv_ key + email OTP; no hosted dashboard required | Account + git repository; platform clones and builds |
| CLI / SDKs | npx novence · npm install @novence/sdk · pip install novence — no dashboard login | Git push + API; platform builds SSGs |
| MCP | Hosted streamable HTTP at api.novence.ai/mcp (same control plane as REST/GraphQL) | Not a product surface |
| What you can host | Static HTML/CSS/JS only by design | Static output from git; optional SSG build on the platform |
| Deploy quality gates | Lighthouse, axe, broken links in the promote loop (check minutes metered) | Not a promote gate |
| Agent billing | Stripe Checkout for humans + MPP (HTTP 402 / SPT) for agents | Human EUR plans; bandwidth and build-minute overages |
| Dashboard | No hosted dashboard by design (local console-kit HTML) | Builder dashboard for git sites |
| Contact forms | Novence Forms via API/MCP; same-origin /__forms/{id} | Bring your own |
| Site analytics | Cookieless edge pageviews, 404s, referrers, countries. GET /analytics or MCP. No JS injection | Privacy-first edge; no visit PII logging |
Last reviewed September 2026. Competitor MCP and platform features change — verify on their docs.
When should you choose statichost.eu?
statichost.eu still wins these jobs. A comparison that says statichost.eu wins on nothing is not a comparison.
- Every layer must stay on European-owned infrastructure
- You want the platform to build from git on every push
- GDPR and no visit-level personal data logging are the priority
When should you choose Novence?
Choose Novence over statichost.eu when the deliverable is static HTML/CSS/JS and an agent or CLI should ship without statichost.eu’s dashboard.
- An agent should ship without a git provider or build pipeline
- You want npx novence, typed SDKs, or hosted MCP over git webhooks
- Deploy quality gates and Novence Forms are part of the product
- Optional MPP billing for agent upgrades matters more than EU-only CDN
Novence vs statichost.eu FAQ
Is Novence an EU-only static host?
No. Novence does not compete on European-owned infrastructure. If GDPR and EU data residency are the constraint, statichost.eu is the better page to open.
Does Novence build from git?
No. Export static files first, then npx novence deploy. statichost.eu can clone and build SSGs on the platform.
Can an agent deploy to Novence without git?
Yes. That is the main win versus statichost.eu: bootstrap, upload, deploy via CLI, SDK, or MCP.
Do both stay static-only?
Yes. Neither is a Next.js SSR host. The split is git+EU versus agent control plane.
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