RushHoster is a web-based tool designed for publishing static websites online. Its primary function is to allow users to upload a project folder, a ZIP archive, or individual HTML files and then make the site publicly accessible with a single click. The service is currently in a free beta phase, with final pricing expected to be determined in August. The tool is created by John Rush and includes an AI-driven SEO agent, though specific details about that feature are not elaborated in the available content. The main workflow involves three steps. First, users drag and drop their project files onto the upload interface or click to browse and select them. The tool currently supports HTML files and ZIP archives, with plans to add support for PDF and PHP files in the future. Only static sites are supported, meaning the uploaded content must consist of frontend-only static files such as HTML, JavaScript, and image formats like JPEG, PNG, and SVG. After uploading, users click a "Publish" button to make the site live. Once published, a shareable link is generated that can be distributed to others. Typical use cases include quickly deploying a personal portfolio, a landing page, a documentation site, or any other static web project without needing to configure a server or manage hosting infrastructure. Users can delete their projects from the dashboard at any time, and files are stored securely. File size limits vary by plan, and support is available for any issues or questions. The pricing model is described as a one-time payment with no recurring fees, though the final amounts have not been confirmed.