Where to Publish a Page Made With AI: Hostilo vs HTML Pub, Tiiny Host, Supadrop and Netlify Drop
ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini gave you a page, and now it needs an address. Several tools now do exactly that, and they differ more than their landing pages suggest. One has no free publishing, one has no free plan at all, and one isn't a host. Here's what each of them offers, with prices checked on their own pages.
At a glance
| Tool | How you publish | Free to start | Cheapest plan with your own domain |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hostilo | Paste code or upload a ZIP in the browser; Claude can publish through the connector | 5 sites, 50 MB, forms, version history, Hostilo badge | $29/year excl. VAT (up to 5 domains, 20 sites) |
| HTML Pub | Paste HTML, AI editor, or MCP from your AI app | Build and preview 5 pages; going live needs a paid plan | Starter: $10/month or $96/year (1 domain, 5 pages) |
| Tiiny Host | Upload a file or ZIP | 1 project, 3 MB upload, 5,000 visits a month, Tiiny banner | Solo: €13/month billed yearly, €156 (5 projects) |
| Supadrop | Drop an HTML file or ZIP, pick a subdomain | No free plan. 15-day trial: 1 site, 50 MB, no card | Starter: $60/year or $7 month to month (2 sites) |
| Netlify Drop | Drag a folder onto the page | No account needed to drop. Free plan: 300 credits, a production deploy costs 15 | Free plan includes custom domains with SSL |
| Backrun Website Publisher | Chrome extension sends the code from your AI chat to a host you choose | Extension is free; hosting is whatever you connect | Depends on the host you connect |
Prices and limits checked on each vendor's public pages on November 9, 2026. Tiiny Host showed EUR prices to a European visitor. Check current pricing before you decide.
Hostilo
You paste the code, pick a name and get a live HTTPS link at name.hostilo.page. The free plan covers 5 sites, and every save keeps a version you can restore. Contact forms work without a backend. PRO costs $29 a year and adds up to 5 custom domains, 20 sites and 1 GB. Hostilo is listed in the Claude connector directory, so Claude can publish for you on any plan.
Downsides: It hosts static sites, not apps with server-side code. A custom domain needs PRO, free sites carry a badge, and they pause after 30 days without a login (nothing is deleted).
HTML Pub
Built by Leadpages, this is the closest product on the list and it goes further than hosting: an AI builder, a visual editor, forms, checkout and blogs. The MCP connector is included on every plan, and the pricing page says it works with Claude, ChatGPT, n8n and Make.
Downsides: You can't publish anything for free. Pages go live from $10 a month, and if you cancel, they're unpublished until you subscribe again. Starter allows 5 pages and has no API.
Tiiny Host
The established choice for sharing a file as a link, and it handles PDFs and large uploads well. Paid plans add analytics, QR codes, password protection and, on Pro, email capture.
Downsides: The free plan is 1 project with a 3 MB upload. Custom domains, editing and API access start at Solo, €156 a year.
Supadrop
Drop a file, choose a subdomain and you're online. All plans include unlimited traffic and a custom domain, and Pro gives you 10 sites for $120 a year. It also serves index.html for unknown paths, which helps single-page apps.
Downsides: There's no free plan. After the 15-day trial the site goes offline and the files are deleted 7 days later. Its page lists contact forms, a file editor and analytics as still to come, and doesn't mention MCP.
Netlify Drop
Drag a folder and it's live, no account needed. Netlify's free plan is the only one here with a free custom domain, and the platform grows with you into builds and functions.
Downsides: It's built around folders and deploys, so you have to save the AI's answer as files first. To update a dropped site you drag a new folder onto its Deploys page. The free plan is metered in credits.
Backrun Website Publisher
A different kind of tool: a free Chrome extension that spots HTML in ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini and sends it to Netlify, GitHub Pages, FTP or your own server. If you already have hosting, it removes the copy-paste.
Downsides: It doesn't host anything itself, so you still need an account somewhere. Backrun's paid deploy plans start at $4 a month billed yearly.
Which should you pick?
- You have code from AI and just want a link, free → Hostilo.
- You want an AI builder with forms and checkout, and you're fine paying monthly → HTML Pub.
- You mostly share PDFs and files with clients → Tiiny Host.
- You expect a lot of traffic on a paid plan → Supadrop.
- You want a free custom domain and don't mind folders and deploys → Netlify.
- You already pay for hosting and want to publish to it from the chat → Backrun.
Frequently asked questions
Which of these lets me publish an AI-made page for free?
Hostilo (5 sites), Tiiny Host (1 small project) and Netlify Drop. HTML Pub needs a paid plan to go live, and Supadrop only offers a 15-day trial.
Which is cheapest with my own domain?
Netlify includes custom domains on its free plan. Among the paid options, Hostilo PRO is $29 a year excluding VAT, Supadrop Starter is $60 a year, HTML Pub Starter is $96 a year and Tiiny Host Solo is €156 a year.
Which ones can my AI assistant publish to directly?
Hostilo and HTML Pub both offer an MCP connector on every plan. Tiiny Host has an API from Solo and Supadrop from Pro, and those need someone to set up an integration.
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