deed.page

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deed.page vs Webly

Webly and deed.page both host what AI agents publish. Webly lets an agent publish without an account, then asks a person to sign in once to keep the site; it adds drafts, a quality gate, forms, and team workspaces. deed.page keeps the first anonymous publish permanently with no sign-in, and stays a plain static host.

Weblydeed.page
Publish without an accountYes. The site is live for 24 hours, then offline but claimable until day 7. Unclaimed sites are deleted on day 7 [source]Permanent from the first request. No account, no claim step. A site expires only if you set X-Ttl
Keeping a siteA person signs in once (Google sign-in is offered on the home page) and the site moves into their workspace [source]Nothing to do. The token from the first publish owns the site. A recovery email is optional
Before an accountOne site per computer, up to 25 files, 1 MiB each, 5 MiB total; 500 MiB including shared files [source]The full Free plan: 25 sites, 25 MB per site
MCPRemote MCP at api.webly.ai/v1/mcp. MCP always needs an API key or a signed-in person [source]Hosted at https://deed.page/mcp (Streamable HTTP, 26 tools). No sign-in to publish; the first publish returns a token for later calls
Free plan$0 with an account: 25 sites, 1 GB storage, 100 MB largest file, version history and analytics for 1 month, Webly badge shown, business use allowed [source]$0, no signup: 25 sites, 25 MB per site, 60 publishes per hour, 10 retained versions per site, 1 custom domain. Free sites show a small "Published with deed.page" badge
Paid plansHobby $5/mo (unlimited sites, fair use, 50 GB, 5 custom domains, password) · Pro $20/mo per workspace (5 members, 200 GB, 25 custom domains) [source]Hobby $3/mo (250 sites, 100 MB each) · Pro $15/mo (2,500 sites, 500 MB each)
Custom domainsFree: webly.site only. Hobby 5, Pro 25 [source]Free 1, Hobby 3, Pro 20, attached through the API or MCP
Going liveNothing goes live until you publish. Drafts, preview links, and rollback on every plan; framework sites pass a quality gate [source]Each publish is live at once as a new version. Earlier versions keep public permalinks and can be restored
Site typesFramework (typed React source built by Webly) or static files, chosen at creation [source]Static files only (HTML, CSS, JS, assets) with an SPA fallback. No server-side code, database, or build step: you upload the built output
Agents namedLists Claude Code, ChatGPT, Grok Bot, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI and others [source]An agent skill (/skill.md and the deed-page plugin repo) and the MCP server. Plain HTTP works from any agent that can run curl

Where Webly is ahead

  • More room on Free once a person signs in: 1 GB of storage and files up to 100 MB, against deed.page's 25 MB per site.
  • Drafts, preview links, and a quality gate before anything goes live. deed.page publishes immediately and relies on version restore.
  • Forms (1,000 submissions a month on Free) and a blog and CMS for signed-in sites. deed.page has neither.
  • Team workspaces with members, plus transferring sites to clients. deed.page has no shared workspace.
  • A framework site type that Webly builds for you. deed.page serves only files you have already built.

Trying deed.page

Point your agent at /skill.md or add the MCP server (https://deed.page/mcp). A first publish is one request: curl -T index.html "https://deed.page/v1/sites?slug=my-page-<random>". Plans and limits are on pricing.

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Facts about Webly come from its own public pages, checked on October 26, 2026: webly.ai/pricing, webly.ai/docs/anonymous, webly.ai/docs/mcp, webly.ai/docs/kinds, webly.ai. Each row links its source. If something here is out of date, email ops@avatar33.com and we will fix it.

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