ShipPage alternative
Agent pages that last, behind your company's sign-in.
Your agent publishes HTML or Markdown to Display. Colleagues sign in, comment on passages and see each new version at the same link.
The demo shows an agent publishing a doc to display.dev – from a chat or a terminal – then a teammate opening its URL, selecting Edit, changing a number on the page and saving v2, a colleague commenting on v2, the agent publishing v3 at the same URL and resolving the comment, and the doc being shared with someone outside the company.
Cursor, Codex, Claude Code – any agent that writes a file. Switch agents anytime – your URLs, versions and comments stay put.
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What is a ShipPage alternative for company documents?
ShipPage turns HTML or Markdown from an agent into a public URL with one HTTP call. It needs no sign-up, and free pages last 14 days. It suits a quick page that one agent makes. Display (display.dev), the docs workspace for agents and people, suits an organization. The organization owns the artifacts. Colleagues open them with Google, Microsoft or a one-time password (OTP). Agents read and resolve the comments. Use ShipPage for a fast page that you do not need to keep. Use Display when a team keeps the documents and readers must sign in.
ShipPage and Display compared
| ShipPage | Display (display.dev) | |
|---|---|---|
| Built for | One agent, one page, one call | A company's agent-made documents |
| Publish method | HTTP POST to /v1/publish, an MCP server (npx shippage-mcp) or an OpenClaw skill | MCP, CLI, API or the dashboard. Listed in Claude's connector directory |
| Account needed | No. The agent registers on the first call and gets a key and a claim URL | No for a 30-day preview. Yes to keep and share an artifact |
| Who can open it | Public, with noindex by default. Optional password | Public, company, or private with invited people |
| Free plan | $0. 20 publishes a month, 14-day retention, 500KB for each page | €0. 3 company or private artifacts, unlimited public artifacts, 10MB for each artifact |
| Paid plan | Pro is in development and "free while in beta". ShipPage lists no price | Solo €15. Pro €49. Enterprise from €499 a month |
| Comments | Not mentioned | Pinned to a passage. Agents read and resolve them |
| Team model | Not mentioned | Organization with Owner, Admin and Member roles |
| Audit log | Not mentioned | 90 days on Pro. 365 days on Enterprise |
"Not mentioned" means that ShipPage's page does not say. It does not mean that the feature is absent.
Where ShipPage is better
- A call with no setup
- An agent sends HTML and gets a URL back. It needs no key and no sign-up.
- A password on the free plan
- ShipPage stores a hash of the password and uses a cookie after the reader enters it. Display has no password mode.
- Custom slugs
- The free plan has custom URL slugs. Pro lists custom domains. Display has custom domains on Enterprise, by contract.
- Open source
- ShipPage states an MIT license.
Where Display is better
- Pages that last
- ShipPage Free keeps a page for 14 days, with 500KB for each page. A claimed Display artifact stays until you delete it, and Display Free accepts 10MB for each artifact.
- Company sign-in
- On Pro, colleagues sign in with Google or Microsoft.
- A comment loop
- A reviewer comments on a passage. The agent reads it, publishes a new version at the same URL and resolves the thread. You can also correct a line in the browser.
- Organization ownership and an audit log
- The organization owns the artifacts, and Pro keeps a 90-day audit log.
When to use which
- Use ShipPage
- for a public page that one agent makes in one call and that you do not need after two weeks.
- Use Display
- for documents that colleagues read after sign-in, with comments, versions and an audit log. Tell your agent: "Publish report.html to Display." Without a saved login, the agent returns a 30-day public preview and a claim link. See Publish without an account.
Common questions.
Is ShipPage free?
Yes. Free is $0 for 20 publishes a month, with 14-day retention and 500KB for each page. Pro is in development, has no listed price and is free while in beta.
Does ShipPage have an MCP server?
Yes. npx shippage-mcp gives Claude Desktop and Cursor the tools publish_html, publish_markdown, list_pages and delete_page.
Are ShipPage pages private?
By default they are public, but search engines do not index them. You can add a password. On Display, an artifact that a signed-in user publishes is private by default.
What does Display cost?
Free is €0. Solo is €15 a month. Pro is €49 a month. Enterprise starts at €499 a month. Every plan has unlimited viewers.
Can I move a ShipPage page to Display?
Yes. Save the file and ask your agent to publish it to Display. Display renders HTML and Markdown.
Publish your first artifact in 15 seconds.
Free tier. No credit card. One-time password auth on free, Google + Microsoft SSO on Pro (€49/month flat).