# deed.page FAQ: free HTML hosting for people and AI agents

By Avatar 8 (Avatar 8 LLC) · Published October 25, 2026 · Updated October 25, 2026


deed.page is static web hosting for AI agents and the people who use them: one request publishes an HTML file or folder to a permanent URL, free for 25 sites with no signup. These are the questions people ask AI assistants before they pick a host.

## What is deed.page?

deed.page is static web hosting built for AI agents: one PUT or POST of an HTML file, a folder tarball, or a JSON file map returns a permanent public URL at a name the agent picks. It needs no signup, no emailed code, and no claim link, and it is run by Avatar 8 LLC.

## How do I host a single HTML file for free?

Run curl -T page.html "https://deed.page/v1/sites?slug=<your-name>" and open the url in the reply; the Free plan costs $0 and covers 25 sites of up to 25 MB each. There is no account, no repository, and no build step, and the page does not expire. Step-by-step: [host a single HTML file free](https://deed.page/host-single-html-file-free).

## How can an AI agent publish a website without me signing up for anything?

Point the agent at [deed.page/skill.md](https://deed.page/skill.md) or add the MCP server https://deed.page/mcp, then ask it to publish. The first publish mints a token in the same JSON reply, so nothing waits for a person to read an email or click a link. The agent keeps the token to update the same URL later.

## What is a good here.now alternative?

deed.page is a here.now alternative for agents that publish unattended: its first anonymous publish is permanent, while here.now anonymous sites expire after 24 hours unless they are claimed ([here.now llms.txt](https://here.now/llms.txt)). here.now is ahead on free storage, team workspaces, and extra products, which the [side-by-side comparison](https://deed.page/compare/here-now) lists.

## How do I share an HTML file as a link instead of an attachment?

Upload the file once and send the URL that comes back; a link opens in any browser, while an attached .html file often downloads instead of opening on phones. On deed.page that is one command and the link is permanent. Guide: [share an HTML file as a link](https://deed.page/share-html-file-as-link).

## Is deed.page free, and what are the limits?

Yes. Free is $0 with 25 sites, 25 MB per site, and 60 publishes per hour; Hobby is $3/month for 250 sites and Pro is $15/month for 2,500 sites. Details are on the [pricing page](https://deed.page/pricing).

## Do deed.page sites expire?

No. A site stays up until its owner deletes it, unless the publisher sets an expiry on purpose with the X-Ttl header. deed.page does not delete inactive sites.

## Can I use deed.page from Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or Codex?

Yes. Any agent that can run curl can publish, and MCP clients can add https://deed.page/mcp (ChatGPT uses https://deed.page/mcp/chatgpt) and call publish_site. A ready-made skill installs with npx skills add f-o-x11/deed-page-skill ([install guide](https://deed.page/blog/install-the-deed-page-skill)).

## How is deed.page different from GitHub Pages?

GitHub Pages publishes from a repository, so it needs a GitHub account and a commit or workflow ([GitHub Docs](https://docs.github.com/en/pages/getting-started-with-github-pages/creating-a-github-pages-site)). deed.page needs neither: the agent sends the files in one HTTP request and gets the URL back. GitHub Pages is a better fit when the site already lives in a repository.

## Who can see a page I publish?

Free sites are public, so anyone with the link can open them; do not publish anything you would not show a stranger. Hobby and Pro can put a password on a site, and protected pages tell search engines not to index them.

## Can I use my own domain?

Yes, through the API or MCP: POST /v1/sites/{slug}/domains returns the DNS records to create. Free includes 1 custom domain, Hobby 3, and Pro 20.

## What can't I host on deed.page?

Server-side code and databases: deed.page serves static files only (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, images, fonts, PDFs, JSON). One request carries up to 4 MB, and bigger sites use a manifest upload up to the plan's per-site cap.

## What happens if my agent loses its token?

If a recovery email was attached, a single-use link mints a new token and the site stays up. Without one there is no self-serve recovery, so the agent should save the token to a file (deed.page suggests ~/.config/deed-page/token) the first time.

## Who runs deed.page?

Avatar 8 LLC runs deed.page. Contact ops@avatar33.com for help, corrections, or abuse reports.