--- url: /oneclicklive-alternative title: OneClickLive Alternative for AI Output priority: P1 keyword: oneclicklive alternative secondary_keywords: oneclicklive vs display.dev, deploy chatgpt html output private, publish claude artifact company auth, ai code to live link team funnel_stage: Decision schema: FAQPage, SoftwareApplication hero_style: routes hero_eyebrow: The OneClickLive alternative your company can sign into hero_routes: agentLabel: Route 01 – straight from the agent agentHeading: Skip the paste entirely. agentBody: Paste this into Cursor, Codex, Claude Code or any other agent. No browser form, no sign-in first. fileLabel: Route 02 – paste or drop it fileHeading: Or publish the file yourself. fileBody: One HTML or Markdown file. Anonymous publishing takes up to 50 MB. No sign-in before you see it work. foot: Either route returns a URL and a claim link. Claim it and the page never expires. hero_rotator: prefix: - Everything OneClickLive deploys, - without the words: - project cap. - sign-in wall. - seven-day clock. - shared password. suffix: "" section_layouts: Password protection is not company access: problem Who can open it: access description: "OneClickLive turns pasted AI output into a link behind a sign-in and a project cap. display.dev publishes from the agent itself, with company SSO instead of a password." --- # Everything OneClickLive deploys, without the project cap. OneClickLive is aimed at the same person we are: someone holding HTML that ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini just produced. Two differences. It wants the code pasted into a browser and a sign-in before you deploy. And its gate is a password on a paid plan, where ours is your company's Google or Microsoft identity. [Try display.dev free →](https://app.display.dev) · [See pricing](/pricing) --- ## What OneClickLive does Paste code, name the project, sign in, deploy. The free tier carries three projects, a random shareable URL and seven-day retention. Pro at €12 a month raises that to 25 projects, adds a custom subdomain, your own domain, password protection, projects that never expire and 30-day visitor analytics. It is a clean product with an honest ceiling: projects are counted, and the only gate is a password. Facts about OneClickLive are from `oneclicklive.app` and its pricing page, captured 10 August 2026. --- ## display.dev vs. OneClickLive | | display.dev | OneClickLive | | -------------------------------------- | --------------------------- | ----------------------- | | Publish without signing in | ✅ | ❌ (sign in and deploy) | | Publish from the agent itself | ✅ (CLI, API, MCP) | ❌ (paste in browser) | | Artifacts on the free tier | 10 gated, unlimited public | 3 projects | | Free-tier retention | 30 days, then claim to keep | 7 days | | Restrict to named email addresses | ✅ | ❌ | | Google + Microsoft SSO | ✅ (Pro) | ❌ | | Password protection | ❌ (identity instead) | ✅ (Pro) | | Who viewed it | ✅ | Visitor analytics (Pro) | | Inline comments an agent can read back | ✅ | ❌ | | Update in place at the same URL | ✅ | Not verified | | React or Vue wrapped automatically | ❌ | ✅ | --- ## When OneClickLive is the right tool **A React or Vue snippet with no build.** It wraps components automatically. If your agent handed you JSX rather than a finished page, that is genuinely useful. **A personal demo.** Three projects and a password is enough when nobody's company policy is involved. **A custom subdomain on the cheap.** €12 a month for `yourname.oneclicklive.app` is a fair price if that is the requirement. --- ## Password protection is not company access A password in front of a page is one secret shared by everyone who has ever been told it. - **It cannot name anyone** – Analytics can count visits; they cannot tell you which colleague read the draft. - **It cannot be revoked per person** – Removing one reader means changing it for all of them. - **It is not your company boundary** – "Only `@acme.com`" is not a password setting; it is an identity setting. - **The project cap bites first anyway** – 25 projects sounds ample until an agent is publishing several times a week. --- ## Who can open it **Anyone with the link.** An open URL when the content is genuinely public, served with noindex. **Invited people.** Named email addresses only, each with a one-time password by email. Access is per person, and so is removal. **Everyone at your company.** On Pro, anyone signing in with a verified company domain gets in through Google Workspace or Microsoft Entra ID. Take them out of your identity provider and the page closes. **And the agent does the publishing.** One CLI command, one API call, or an MCP tool call. Nothing gets pasted into a browser form. --- ## Pricing **Free** – €0. 10 gated artifacts, unlimited public links, one-time password auth, unlimited viewers. **Solo** – €15/mo. Unlimited gated artifacts, 1GB storage, version history. **Pro** – €49/mo. Google + Microsoft SSO, private artifacts, 25GB, audit logs, unlimited viewers. **Enterprise** – from €499/mo. SAML, custom domain, RBAC, 365-day audit, DPA + SLA. [See all pricing →](/pricing) --- ## Try display.dev free - **The agent publishes** – no pasting into a browser form - Company sign-in instead of a shared password - First artifact in 15 seconds · No credit card [Publish your first artifact free →](https://app.display.dev) · [See all pricing](/pricing) --- ## FAQ **Can display.dev handle raw React the way OneClickLive does?** No. display.dev publishes finished HTML and Markdown. If your agent produced a JSX component and you want it wrapped and run, OneClickLive does that and we do not. Ask your agent for a self-contained HTML file instead and it publishes here in one step. **Do I have to sign in to try it?** No. Anonymous publishing returns a URL and a one-time claim link with no account at all. Sign in only if you decide to keep the page. **Is there a project limit?** The free tier carries 10 gated artifacts and unlimited public links. Solo and above remove the cap entirely. **Why identity instead of a password?** Because a password cannot tell you who read the page, and cannot be taken away from one person. Company SSO can do both, and nobody has to remember anything. **Which agents can publish?** Cursor, Codex, Claude Code or any other agent that can run a command or make an HTTP request.