I built a way to send a file as one link you can update later without changing the link. Looking for honest feedback

I'm the maker, so this is self-promo, but I'm mostly after feedback. Problem: freelancers and small businesses send a PDF (menu, proposal, report, price list), then it changes. New attachment, new Drive link, or worse, a printed QR code pointing at the old file. What Litehost does: upload a PDF, deck or HTML page and get one link (yourname.litepage.site) that opens in any browser without an account. Replace the file later and the link stays the same. You can add a password and a QR code, and see whether it was opened. You can try it without signing up on the homepage: Litehost . Example of what the recipient sees: rivera-ads.litepage.site Honest limitations: on the free plan links expire after 7 days and show a small badge. Same-link updates, passwords and QR codes are on the paid plan. It isn't a file-sharing drive and doesn't do big folders. What I'd love to know: would you use this over a Google Drive link? What would make you trust it for something printed?