Best hosting + site builder?

I have been using loveable + GitHub to host CPA landing pages - but after a while they start producing security warnings whenever someone visits the website. What is the best way to host these landing pages without them getting taken down / producing warnings? Or is it just a case of churn and burn where you have to constantly be setting up new pages and buying new domains? Thanks

I’d focus on using a reliable hosting provider with proper SSL and keeping everything configured correctly before assuming it is churn and burn security warnings are often caused by certificate or configuration issues rather than the hosting platform itself

I think gtihub is the wrong place for CPA pages. even if it works today, you will always be one step away from warnings. Better move to normal hosting and keep full control.

Claude or if wants free KIMI 3. basically you can use any agent using open router. you don't need lovable for such things. I always host my niche websites on reputed hosting no self hosted (unless its a tier 1) money niche websites always namecheap kind of shared hosting or cloudways / aws. If you ask the model i would choose GLM5.1 to opus 5

Honestly, the issue isn't the builder itself, it's GitHub Pages. Free subdomains get flagged incredibly fast because spammers abuse them so heavily, so Google Safe Browsing basically penalizes you by association.

If you want to stop the constant churn and burn, you need your own custom domains. You can still use Lovable to build the pages, just export the code afterward and host it yourself. Grab a cheap VPS like DigitalOcean, or even a basic shared hosting plan from Namecheap or Hostinger.

And most importantly, route your sites through Cloudflare. It hides your server IP, gives you free SSL, and lends the domain a bit more initial trust right out of the gate. Just keep in mind that if your CPA offers are running aggressive scripts or deceptive buttons, Google is going to flag the domain eventually no matter what you do. But moving off free hosts and onto your own domains will make everything last a lot longer.

Some really helpful responses here. Thank you all, I appreciate it. @Ben Arthur @SaKuNa @user000X @sibolang8 @samloha45