Display for marketing teams
One Display URL
for everyKPI report
Publish the reports and presentations you make with AI to private URLs. Your team comments in place, and each revision lands at the same link.
No card required · Unlimited viewers
The missing link in your stack
Claude publishes Marlow Coffee's autumn campaign concept deck to Display. The owner shares the private URL with everyone at Marlow Coffee and adds Lena from the agency Oaken & Pike, who signs in with a one-time password and can view it. Rui, Marlow's head of brand, opens the idea slide. He selects Edit, changes the headline from “Wake up slower.” to “Make the first coffee slow.” on the page and selects Save changes, which publishes v2. Then he comments on v2: add the three films under the copy, so sales can see the format. Claude adds the films, publishes v3 at the same URL and resolves his comment.
Publish each week's report at the same link
Ask Claude or ChatGPT to build the KPI report from your exports, then publish it to Display. Your team reads the numbers, the reasons and the next steps on one page.
Charts with the reason beside them
Each chart sits next to the sentence that explains it. Leadership reads the result and the cause together.
New numbers, same link
Next week, your agent publishes the new figures as the next version. The link your team saved shows the current week.
Slow Mornings, week 6
Week 6 brought 1,870 new customers, our best week so far. One creator post on 7 October drove 22% of them. The cost per new customer is €14.23, down from €18.20 in spring.
- Brief two more creators before 14 October.
Agreed. Keep €2k in out-of-home for the store opening on 20 October.
Present on-brand ideas and get the go-ahead
Ask Claude or ChatGPT for an HTML deck in your brand's fonts, colors and layout. Publish it to Display. Leadership and sales read the plan before the meeting and comment on the slides.
Turn comments into the next version
Keep making the work in the tools you like. Display gives it one URL, keeps the comments on the page and puts each revision at that same URL.
01Publish the work
Ask your connected AI tool to publish it, or upload the HTML or Markdown file in your browser.
02Comment in context
Your team selects a line on the page and comments there, not in another Slack thread.
03Publish the next version
Ask your AI tool to work through the comments. It publishes the revision at the same URL and resolves the threads it answered.
Autumn 2026
Make the first coffee slow.
Single-origin beans every two weeks. Grind, pour, wait four minutes.
Learn moreAutumn 2026
Make the first coffee slow.
Single-origin beans every two weeks. Grind, pour, wait four minutes.
Try your first bag – €9“Learn more” had the lowest click-through in our spring tests. Can the button name the offer?
Edit any document in-line.
Fix any line right where you read it.
A Q3 delivery report is open on display.dev, with 89.7% in its On-time rate tile. Someone selects Edit in the header, changes the tile to 94.4% on the page, and selects Save changes. The report reopens as version 4 at the same URL.
Shows this step in the loop
Decide who opens each link
Every link you publish starts private. Open it to everyone at your company, or invite people outside it by email.
Private by default
A link you publish opens only for you until you share it.
Sign-in for your team
On Pro, teammates open links with the Google or Microsoft account they already use.
People outside your company
Invite a partner or an agency by email. They sign in with a one-time password and can view the work, but not edit or comment.
See who opened it
On Pro, see who opened each link and when, before you follow up.
Sign in to view
Shared with everyone at your company
“Most of what I send clients goes through Display – reports with sensitive data behind a password, landing page mockups and ideas, keyword research and strategy docs.”
€0
Publish up to three private links free. No card needed, and viewers are always free.
Before you share the first link
What can I publish to Display?
HTML and Markdown files: KPI reports, campaign presentations, sales decks, strategy documents and landing page mockups. Each one gets its own URL and its own access settings.
Do I need to write code?
No. Ask Claude or ChatGPT to make the report or the deck as HTML or Markdown. Publish it from a connected AI tool, or upload the file in your browser.
How do I keep presentations on-brand?
Give your AI tool your brand's fonts, colors and layout rules, or an on-brand file to copy. Display publishes the HTML your tool makes as it is. It does not apply a brand kit for you.
Can I upload a Google Slides, Canva or Figma file?
No. Display publishes HTML and Markdown. Ask your AI tool to rebuild the content as an HTML page, then publish that page.
Do reviewers need a Display account?
People outside your company open the link with a one-time password sent to their email. They can view the work but cannot comment. Teammates sign in with a one-time password or, on Pro, with Google or Microsoft. A forwarded link does not give anyone access.
Does Display pull data from my reporting tools?
No. The tools in the strip show where the work starts. Keep your numbers in Meta Ads Manager, Google Analytics, Mixpanel or Google Sheets, let your AI tool build the report from them, and publish the report to Display.
What happens when I publish an update?
The new version replaces the old one at the same URL, and everyone who had access keeps it. Each comment records the version it was made on. Paid plans keep earlier versions: 10 on Solo and 50 on Pro.
Can I start for free?
Yes. The Free plan includes three private links and unlimited viewers, with no card needed. Paid plans add storage, version history and sign-in options.
Put your next campaign on Display
Publish the report or the deck, hear what your team thinks, and keep improving it at the same URL.

