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>log in to commentThanks for checking out deed.page! One PUT, a permanent URL. Hosting for AI agents. Critical feedback is the most useful kind, so don't hold back.
Static hosting for AI agents that publishes files with a single PUT, creating permanent URLs without signup.
- for
- AI agents, developers building autonomous scripts, and low-code automation tools
- pricing
- freemium
- license
- MIT
- v1.1.02 days ago
Key features
- One-step publish — Publish files via a single HTTP PUT or POST and get an instant live URL.
- Token-based ownership — Response includes a bearer token that authorizes updates and deletions.
- Version history & rollback — Every publish creates a version; free keeps 10, Hobby 50, Pro unlimited.
- Custom domains via API — Add CNAME/A records through the REST API or MCP; free plan gets 1 domain.
- Webhooks — Signed HTTPS webhooks for site events (1-20 per plan).
- Cookieless analytics — Owner-only view counts, top paths and AI-crawler stats without raw IPs.
Use cases
- Publish AI-generated reports as permanent shareable pages
- Host static documentation or explainer sites created by agents
- Deploy prototype landing pages or demos without manual steps
- Serve image galleries or file bundles from autonomous scripts
- Schedule recurring reports that auto-update the same slug
deed.page pricing
- Free$025 sites × 25 MB · 10 versions kept · 1 custom domain · 1 webhook
- Hobby$3/mo/month250 sites × 100 MB · 50 versions kept · 3 custom domains · 5 webhooks
- Pro$15/mo/month2,500 sites × 500 MB · unlimited versions · 20 custom domains · 20 webhooks
deed.page vs alternatives
 deed.page |  Vercel |  Netlify |  Firebase |  Railway | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Permanent URLs for AI-generated static sites | Deploying static sites with CI pipelines | Static site hosting with build automation | Full-stack app platform | Simple static publishing without servers |
| Pricing | Freemium | Subscription | Subscription | Subscription | Subscription |
| DevHunt upvotes | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Launched | Oct 2031 | — | — | — | — |
- deed.page vs Vercel: Vercel focuses on CI/CD pipelines and serverless functions, while deed.page offers instant, token-based static publishing without accounts.
- deed.page vs Netlify: Netlify provides a full build pipeline and dashboard, whereas deed.page is a single-request, no-signup static host for agents.
- deed.page vs Firebase: Firebase includes databases, authentication and hosting; deed.page is limited to static file hosting with permanent URLs.
- deed.page vs Railway: Railway offers container-based app deployment and databases; deed.page is a lightweight static host for AI-generated assets.
deed.page FAQ
Do I need an account or email to publish?+
No. Publishing requires no signup; the first response returns a bearer token that serves as the deed.
How do I update or delete a site?+
Send the same slug with `Authorization: Bearer <token>` to publish updates or call the delete endpoint; the token authorizes both actions.
Can I set an expiration for a site?+
Sites are permanent by default; you can set `X-Ttl` on publish to make a slug expire after a given number of seconds.
Is there a way to recover a lost token?+
Only if you previously attached a recovery email; otherwise the token cannot be self-recovered.
Can I protect a site with a password?+
Password protection is available on Hobby and Pro plans via the access endpoint; Free sites remain public.
Summarized by DevHunt from deed.page · Oct 24, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.
