$ curl -I yourapp.com/pricingBuilt with Base44
It works in the preview. On your own domain it doesn't.
If your Base44 app is served as static files built once, the delivery failures are the ones described throughout this site, and the repair is the same work.
Send the address. You would be the first Base44 project we look at, and we will say plainly what transfers from the others and what does not.
Straight about what we know
What is true
The mechanics of serving a built single-page app do not depend on which tool wrote it. That much is safe to say, and it is the part we are paid for.
What we won’t claim
We have not measured a single Base44 project. No sample, no fingerprint, no numbers — and no intention of borrowing Lovable's and calling them close enough. If you send us one, that changes.
Read the measurements and judge how much of it looks like your app.
What tends to break
Described from the mechanics of serving a built app, since we have not measured Base44 itself.
- 01
“Refreshing any page but the home page gives 404.”
- 02
“The build says success. Half the app quietly does nothing.”
- 03
“Someone told me anyone can read my database.”
- 04
“The console says Unexpected token '<' and the code looks fine.”
Every job runs the same way: we look from outside first, work on our own machine, and the result goes onto your infrastructure with you watching. How we work sets out what access is needed at each stage and what we never do.