If you're the only person who accesses it, you can run the WordPress instance locally in Docker via https://lokl.dev/ and pay only for the static site costs, which are usually laughably small. If you want managed hosting, there are proprietary options like HardyPess and Strattic. Or you can use any commodity host and install WP2Static. I'm developing a low-cost ($10-15/mo) WP2Static-based hosting service at https://app.staticweb.io that should be very easy to get started with, but we haven't quite gotten ready to launch yet. The servers work great, but we don't yet have a support ticket system set up. If you want to try it and need support, you can just email me at john@app.staticweb.io without the "app.". Even if you don't try it, feel free to email with any questions about WP2Static.
The only hitch is that the site seems very large. Some people report slowness with WP2Static crawls, but all the sites I've tried have been fine, so YMMV. I've done some work in an addon[0] to support incremental crawling, but it needs a bit more love to make sure it's reliable. I lack a slow site to test it on and fine-tune it.
[0] https://github.com/leonstafford/wp2static-addon-advanced-cra...
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alternative to your website would be just to use HTTrack, and copy your site and host on skynet or pinata.cloud for completely $free
You can certainly use HTTrack or just set up WP2Static yourself. https://statically.io/ is very nice too. If the website is managed by only a single person who has technical skills, then I would recommend WP2Static on https://lokl.dev. You can probably deploy for free to Netlify or AWS free tier. But if you need access by multiple people, convenience, or any kind of support, then our service can be very valuable.
I would really like to have a stupidly low cost plan that would just be a no-brainer to use all the time, but unfortunately the way WordPress is designed makes it extraordinarily difficult to bring costs down enough. Each site has to be a separate WordPress instance, and we can't host WordPress instances for free. We are considering having a free deployment option for people that just want to run WordPress locally.
If you want to save some money, you might go with SpinupWP[2] and hook that up to a VPS. It's a bit more sysadmin-ish than managed hosting, but performs very well.
[1] https://pressable.com/ Disclosure: I work for their parent company, Automattic.
Well, yes, I didn't say that it should. :) I just mentioned it because a lot of WordPress hosts (including Kinsta and Pressable) use monthly visitor count as a sort of proxy for resource usage, and therefore as a basis for your plan's monthly cost.
If you want something super cheap and don't mind putting some time into the setup, I'd follow SpinupWP's setup guide[0]. It basically shows you how to manually do what their paid service does for you: configure a bare VPS to be a high-performance WordPress server.
Your total cost would whatever VPS you need, plus additional time for maintenance, updates, etc. that a managed host would normally take care of. You might also need to pay for an external email service, e.g. Postmark or Amazon SES.
[0] https://spinupwp.com/hosting-wordpress-setup-secure-virtual-...
i would run it like this, WP2static, generate the blog,
upload to a free ipfs, unlimited bandwidth , these days they provide upto 2gb free hosting, for static files this is lots of power. upload and hook the ipfs hash to your domain.
ipfs could be used with many public gateways, so you could make a forward the user to another cdn.yourdomain.com easily
alternatives is to use, the sia > skynet hosting which is free. and is extremely fast