PutPage is where vibe-coded prototypes, reports, and dashboards go live — one command from your terminal, or straight from your agent. Shared with exactly the people you choose.
Free while in beta · Requests reviewed within a day
$ pp ./q2-report.html ✔ Uploaded q2-report.html (version 3) ● Live at https://acme.putpage.com/p/joe/q2-report Access: workspace members only
Claude artifacts and ChatGPT canvases are great for drafting, but the output stays buried in a conversation thread, on the vendor's turf — not in your team's space.
Pasting a PNG into Slack throws away everything interactive.
"Check out :3000" doesn't survive the afternoon.
Vercel/Netlify links are for shipping products, not sharing drafts with your team's access model.
curl -fsSL https://acme.putpage.com/install.sh | shThe install script comes from your own workspace domain — the CLI points at your workspace out of the box.
pp ./page.htmlA single file or a whole directory bundle. Every publish automatically becomes a new version.
Workspace members can view and comment immediately. Share to individuals by email, send a magic link to outside guests, or make it public — explicitly.
Connect PutPage over MCP — Claude Code, Cursor, or any MCP client — and your agent publishes its own work. Ask Claude to build a dashboard; it ends the turn with a live URL.
The pp CLI ships with an embedded skill your agent can read to learn the whole workflow on its own.
> Build a churn dashboard from this CSV and put it in front of the growth team.
… working …
Done — published to https://acme.putpage.com/p/agent/churn-dashboard
(version 1, access: workspace members)
NEUTRAL GROUND
"You essentially pay for intelligence twice — once with money, and again with something even more valuable: the proprietary knowledge you must reveal to make that intelligence useful." "The Reverse Information Paradox", snscratchpad.com
Publish from Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, or any MCP client. Switch models tomorrow; your page library stays.
Pages are versioned, organized, access-controlled, and searchable in a space your team owns.
Bring your own S3/R2 bucket and serve from your own domain. Your content lives on infrastructure you control.
Run pp again and it's v4; roll back instantly when the demo breaks.
Workspace-only by default; share to individuals by email; magic links for outside guests; public only when you choose.
Feedback docks right on the page itself, not in a lost chat thread.
Group sprint demos or weekly reports; teammates subscribe to updates.
Shares and comments arrive as Slack DMs; names and avatars come from your Slack workspace.
Serve pages from pages.yourco.com with automatic TLS.
Page content stored in your own S3-compatible bucket.
Republish and every open tab refreshes in place.
During beta, every workspace gets every feature — free.
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For small teams getting started. Core publishing, versions, access control, comments, Slack notifications.
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Higher quotas, priority support, custom domains, bring-your-own storage.
Coming soon
SSO/OIDC, audit log, forensic watermarking, dedicated support, compliance commitments.
Tier boundaries aren't final — everything is included while in beta.
A single HTML file or a whole folder of static assets. If it renders in a browser, pp can put it up.
Artifacts are great for drafting. But the output lives inside a chat thread, on the vendor's infrastructure. PutPage gives it a home your team owns — versioned, access-controlled, on your own domain and storage — and your agent can publish there directly via MCP.
Workspace members by default; email shares and magic links for guests; public only by explicit choice.
Via MCP (Claude Code, Cursor, any MCP client) or the pp CLI, which ships an embedded skill agents can read.
Yes. Join the shared demo workspace with just your email — publish a page, try the CLI and MCP, poke around. It's a shared space: everything in it is visible to other visitors and wiped periodically.
Fill in a short request; we review and email you a link to your new workspace, usually within a day. Reviews keep workspace URLs with their rightful owners and the beta high-signal.
No, deliberately: PutPage is for putting work in front of people, not serving production traffic.
The free tier stays. Clear notice before any paid tier lands.
…or try the demo workspace first
Free while in beta.