Hosting a 12-page site

Twelve pages of HTML are kilobytes. The bill should be the domain, TLS, a backup, and a human. You do not need a container platform to serve a price list.

What small sites actually die from: the card on the registrar expired, the nameservers still point at a designer who left, or PHP on a forgotten WordPress install. We host static files when we can. When we cannot, we still own the DNS so a missed invoice does not take the name with it.

If you want us to do that, it is the hosting plan. If you want to do it yourself, buy the domain in your name. That one sentence saves more sites than any CDN tuning.