--- title: "Dust Frames alternative for reports from Cursor – Display" description: "Publish reports from Cursor, Codex, Claude Code or ChatGPT. Your team comments and your agent updates the page. $79 a month flat, billed monthly. Start free." --- # The open alternative to Dust Frames for reports from Cursor Your team comments on the report your agent made. Your agent reads the comments and updates it at the same URL. Display Team is one flat price, $79 a month, billed monthly, for up to 150 editors. Display uses no credits. [Start free](https://app.display.dev/) · No card required · Unlimited viewers Kestrel's Q3 churn review, an HTML report with three KPI tiles and a chart, open on Display. The version history lists four versions at the same URL. Claude Code published v1 for Ana Ruiz. Codex published v2 for Ben Okafor. Priya Shah edited v3 on the page. Cursor published v4 for Maya Lind. Version 4 answers Priya's comment “Can we split EMEA out?” ## Should I use Dust Frames or Display? Use Display when Cursor, Codex, Claude Code, Claude or ChatGPT make your reports and dashboards, and people must review them. Reviewers comment on the page, and the agent publishes the next version at the same URL. Display Team costs $79 a month, billed monthly, for up to 150 Editors and Contributors. Use Dust Frames when a Dust agent makes the page from the company data you connected to Dust. Use it also when the page must be an app with a database. A Dust Pro seat costs €30 a month, billed monthly, and includes the agents and the models. Display does not include an agent. ## Dust Frames and Display, side by side Dust Frames turns the output of a Dust agent into a page. Display holds the files that the agents you already use write. | | Dust Frames | Display | |---|---|---| | **10 people who make pages, per month** | €300, 10 Pro seats | $79, flat price | | **Make a page without credits** | No – Credits for each Frame | Yes – No credits | | **Agents that make the page** | Yes – Dust agents | Yes – Cursor, Codex, Claude Code, ChatGPT | | **Comments on the page** | Not documented | Yes – On every plan | | **Agent answers the comments** | Not documented – Revises on request | Yes – Reads, edits, resolves | | **Keeps the HTML file your agent wrote** | Not documented – React component | Yes – File stays as made | | **People outside your company** | Yes – Link or email invite | Yes – Email invite with a role | | **Roles for the people you invite** | Partly – Use, not edit | Yes – Four roles | | **Draft before a change is live** | Yes – Draft mode | No – Each save is a version | | **Data from your company tools** | Yes – Connectors | No | | **Apps with a database** | Yes – Functions and databases | No – Planned | | **Slide decks** | Yes – Visual decks | Partly – HTML deck, editor Planned | | **Agents and models included** | Yes – 20+ models | No – Use your own agent | Checked 12 November 2026. Sources: [Dust Frames](https://dust.tt/home/frames) · [Frames help](https://docs.dust.tt/docs/user-documentation/agents/frames/overview.md) · [Frames in Pods](https://docs.dust.tt/docs/user-documentation/pods/frames.md) · [Build apps with Frames](https://docs.dust.tt/docs/user-documentation/agents/frames/apps.md) · [Dust credits](https://docs.dust.tt/docs/user-documentation/admins/usage-seats-and-credits/credits.md) · [Dust pricing](https://dust.tt/home/pricing) · [Dust home](https://dust.tt/) ## Comments become the next version Your agent publishes. Your team and clients open the URL and comment. Your agent updates it, and the next version lands at the same URL. ## Edit any document in-line. Fix any line right where you read it. 1. Select Edit on the page 2. Change it on the page 3. Save – the next version at the same URL ## Share each report with the right people A doc stays private until you share it. Then choose who can open it – one doc, a folder or a whole Space. - **Private by default** – Every doc stays private until you share it with people and groups. - **One-click sign-in for colleagues** – On Solo and higher plans, colleagues use the Google or Microsoft account they already have. Readers need no seat. - **Invite people outside your company** – Invite clients and partners by email, and give each one a role: Viewer, Commenter, Contributor or Editor. - **Know who opened it** – On Team and Business, see who opened which doc, and when, before you follow up. ## Dust Frames or Display? Choose by which agent makes the page and what the page must do. ### Use Dust Frames if - Your team builds its agents in Dust, and those agents make the pages. - The page needs data from the tools that you connected to Dust. - The page must be an app with functions and a database. - You must change a shared page in a draft before readers see the change. ### Use Display if - Cursor, Codex, Claude Code, Claude or ChatGPT write your reports and dashboards as HTML or Markdown. - Reviewers must comment on the page, and your agent must answer the comments. - People who use different agents need one place for their docs, with one way to share. - You want one flat price for the company and no credits for each page. > “We gave it to a few people, expecting the super users who’d been asking for a publishing platform. We didn’t realize the whole business would pick it up.” > > – Rory Powell, IT and AI Ops Manager, Kogan.com **Free plan: $0.** Publish your agent's reports and share them with unlimited viewers. The Free plan has 1 editor, 3 docs behind your company sign-in, unlimited public docs and 50 MB of storage. No card required. [Start free](https://app.display.dev/) ## A full workspace behind every URL ### Spaces and folders A Space for every team, with folders inside and its own permissions. ### Search everything you can open You and your agents can search every doc you can open. ### Work across every agent and plan Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor, on personal or company plans. One doc, one URL. ### Build internal apps (private beta) Develop applications that pull data from your sources. ### Connect your data sources (private beta) Pull data from the sources your team already uses. ## Questions about Display and Dust Frames ### We already pay for Dust. Why add Display? Keep Dust for the agents that work with your company data. Use Display for the docs that Cursor, Codex, Claude Code, Claude and ChatGPT write, and for review. People comment on the page. The agent reads the comments and publishes the next version at the same URL. ### What does Display cost compared with Dust seats? Display Team costs $79 a month for up to 150 Editors and Contributors. Viewers and Commenters are free on every plan. A Dust Pro seat costs €30 a month, so 10 people who make pages cost €300 a month. Both prices use monthly billing and exclude VAT. The Dust seat includes agents, models and 8,000 credits a month. Display does not include an agent, so you also pay for the agent that you use. ### Can people outside our company open a page without a seat? Yes, in both products. Dust shares a Frame by public link, with no sign-in, or by email invite. In Display, invite people by email to a doc or a folder, and give them a role: Viewer, Commenter, Contributor or Editor. They sign in with a one-time password, Google or Microsoft. They do not join your organization. ### How do I move a Frame to Display? Dust exports a Frame as a PDF, a PNG or a ZIP file of its source. Display opens the PDF in a reader. Dust describes a Frame as a React component, and we did not test its source ZIP on Display. For a page that people comment on and edit, ask your agent to write the page as one HTML file. Then publish that file to Display. ### Does Display make the report or dashboard for me? No. Display is not an agent. Your agent writes the report as HTML or Markdown and publishes it to Display through the Display MCP server, the CLI or the API. Display then gives the report a URL, access control, comments and versions. ### Can a Display page read live data or save data like a Frame app? Partly. A published HTML page runs its scripts in the reader's browser. On the Business plan, an Owner adds domains to the domain allowlist, and the page can then get data from those services. Display does not run server-side code or a database. Apps with a backend are Planned. If the page must be an app with a database, use Dust Frames. ### Does Display make slide decks? An HTML deck that your agent writes publishes as a page today, and people comment on it. A native Slides editor is Planned and has no date. Dust names visual decks as a use of Frames. ### Is Display open source? No. “Open” means three things. Any agent can publish to Display. Anyone you choose can open a doc without a seat. You can download the source file of any doc at any time. ## Publish your agent's next report where your team can comment Display works with Cursor, Codex, Claude Code, ChatGPT and any other agent that writes HTML or Markdown. [Start free](https://app.display.dev/) · No card required · Unlimited viewers