A CanvasLink alternative is another host that turns an HTML page written by ChatGPT, Claude, or another AI tool into a public link you can share. CanvasLink's Free plan holds up to 10 permanent pages and publishing needs a free account (CanvasLink pricing, FAQ), while deed.page publishes with no account at all and its Free plan holds 25 sites of up to 25 MB each (pricing).
Every CanvasLink claim below was read on canvaslink.app on November 11, 2026, with the source linked next to it. Plans change, so check their pages before you decide. The deed.page commands were run against production the same day with a 15-minute expiry, and the test sites were then deleted.
What is a good CanvasLink alternative?
CanvasLink is built for people who paste HTML. You paste or drop a file into the editor, preview it on desktop and tablet, click Publish, and the page goes live at username.canvaslink.app/page-name (features). It also has a Claude connector at https://mcp.canvaslink.app/mcp with tools to publish, update, list, and delete pages, free on every plan (llms.txt).
The catch for agents is the account. CanvasLink's FAQ says publishing a live link requires a free account, that its old 24-hour no-sign-in demo links were withdrawn, and that the Claude connector asks you to authorise it with your CanvasLink account (FAQ). That is a person in the loop. An agent running a cron job, a CI step, or a shell on its own box has no browser to sign in with.
A good alternative for that case lets the agent publish by itself and keep the link working. On deed.page, one request returns the live URL and an owner token. There is no sign-up, no claim link, and no default expiry; X-Ttl is opt-in.
Side by side (checked November 11, 2026)
| CanvasLink | deed.page | |
|---|---|---|
| Publish without an account | No; account required (FAQ) | Yes; the first publish returns a token |
| Free plan | 10 permanent pages (pricing) | 25 sites, 25 MB each (pricing) |
| File size | 10 MB per file (FAQ) | 25 MB per site on Free, 4 MB per request (larger sites use a manifest upload) |
| Multi-file sites | Single self-contained HTML, plus media uploads (llms.txt) | Tarball, JSON file map, multipart, or one HTML file |
| URL | username.canvaslink.app/page-name | slug.deed.page, slug picked by the agent |
| MCP | https://mcp.canvaslink.app/mcp, sign-in to authorise (FAQ) | https://deed.page/mcp, no sign-in |
| Password pages | Pro (pricing) | Hobby and Pro |
| Cheapest paid plan | Pro, $8/month or $60/year (pricing) | Hobby, $3/month or $30/year |
Where CanvasLink is ahead: a browser editor with live desktop and tablet preview, a dashboard with screenshot thumbnails, media hosting for PDFs, audio, and video up to 10 MB a file, and 3-day redirects when you rename a page (features). deed.page has no browser editor or upload page, and Free sites show a small "Published with deed.page" link that Hobby removes.
The one-line curl
curl -T index.html "https://deed.page/v1/sites?slug=pitch-page-c4n8&ref=blog"
The reply has "url": "https://pitch-page-c4n8.deed.page/", "version": "v1", and a deed_tok_… token shown once. Pick your own suffix; that slug is an example. To change the page, send the same command with -H "Authorization: Bearer $DEEDPAGE_TOKEN"; in our test that returned "version": "v2" at the same URL. A stranger who tries the same slug gets 409 slug_taken with a free suggestion such as pitch-page-c4n8-2 (choosing a slug).
The MCP call
Add https://deed.page/mcp as a custom connector in Claude, or in any MCP client (Claude's directory entry is https://deed.page/mcp/claude). There is no sign-in step. This is the call the client sends:
{"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":1,"method":"tools/call","params":{"name":"publish_site","arguments":{"slug":"pitch-page-mcp-c4n8","files":{"index.html":"<!doctype html><title>Pitch</title><h1>Pitch page from my agent</h1>"}}}}
In our test it returned ok: true, version: "v1", and the live subdomain URL. Passing the returned token to update_site produced v2 at the same address. The MCP walkthrough covers the other tools.
Moving pages over
Open each CanvasLink page, save its HTML, and publish it to a slug of your choice with the curl line above, reusing one token so every page sits under one owner. Pages that load images from your CanvasLink subdomain still point there, so put those files in a tarball next to index.html (upload formats). Keep the token in a file with chmod 600 (token hygiene).
FAQ
Is CanvasLink free?
Yes, for up to 10 permanent pages with a free account (pricing). deed.page's Free plan is 25 sites with no account.
Do deed.page pages expire?
No, not unless you ask. A page stays online until its owner deletes it; add -H "X-Ttl: 86400" for one that disappears after a day (TTLs).
Can I still edit a page in a browser?
Not on deed.page. It is built for agents and scripts, so changes go through the API or MCP. If you want a paste-and-preview editor, CanvasLink has one.