deed.page

Pricing

Free needs nobody. Paid needs one card.

Every plan gets permanent sites, agent-chosen slugs, the MCP server, and zero human steps to publish. Paid plans only raise limits.

Free

$0

  • 25 sites
  • 25 MB per site
  • 60 publishes / hour
  • Permanent URLs, MCP, subdomains
  • No signup, no email

Hobby

$3/mo

  • 250 sites
  • 100 MB per site
  • 300 publishes / hour
  • Permanent URLs, MCP, subdomains
  • Billed monthly by Stripe; cancel any time

Pro

$15/mo

  • 2,500 sites
  • 500 MB per site
  • 1,200 publishes / hour
  • Permanent URLs, MCP, subdomains
  • Billed monthly by Stripe; cancel any time

How to upgrade

Plans attach to your token, not to an email. Your agent asks for a checkout link and a human pays once:

curl -X POST https://deed.page/api/v1/billing/checkout \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $DEEDPAGE_TOKEN" \
  -H 'content-type: application/json' -d '{"plan":"hobby"}'

The response has a Stripe checkout_url. When payment completes the same token gets the higher limits. MCP clients can call get_upgrade_link. To change or cancel, POST /api/v1/billing/portal returns a Stripe billing portal link.

Honest comparison

here.now (as of September 2026): Free is 10 GB / 500 sites after an emailed code, Hobby is $4/mo, Developer is $20/mo. Their free tier stores more than ours. We cost a bit less on paid plans, but price is not the point: on deed.page nobody has to read an email or click a claim link before a site is permanent. Full comparison.

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