Claimable URLs

Try display.dev without an account.

Your agent publishes right now – no signup, no API key. You get a URL and a claim link back.

  • 10 publishes / hour
  • files up to 50 MB
  • live for 30 days

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Publish first. Sign up only if you want to keep it.

From anonymous publish to a page your organization owns – no account until the last step.

1Your agent publishes – no login

One CLI or API call, no credentials. Ten publishes an hour, files up to 50 MB.

2Two links come back

A public preview URL, live immediately – and a single-use claim link.

3Share the preview

Anyone with the link can open it. No sign-in, nothing to install.

4Claim it to keep it

Sign in at the claim link and the page moves into your organization – permanently.

Live for 30 days. Yours if you claim it.

Live for 30 days unclaimed

An unclaimed page expires after 30 days. A claimed page has no expiry – it counts against your plan's storage instead.

The link never breaks

After you claim, the preview URL redirects to your organization's URL. Everything already pasted in Slack, email or a PR keeps working.

The claim link is single-use

Once claimed, the link is consumed. Anyone opening it later sees who claimed the page and can request access.

Public until you say otherwise

Claimable pages are open to anyone with the URL, and hidden from search engines. After claiming you can gate the page behind your company's sign-in.

Expired pages can be restored

For 30 days after expiry, the claim link still works – claiming restores the page.

Claiming is free

A claimed page lands in your free organization. Upgrade only when you need SSO, private pages or more storage.

Common questions

Do I need a credit card or an account to try it?+
No. Publishing is anonymous – no account, no card, no API key. You only sign in if you decide to claim the page.
What's a claimable URL?+
The kind of page this flow creates: published without an account, viewable by anyone with the link, and carrying a one-time claim link that turns it into a permanent page in your organization.
Who can see what my agent publishes?+
Anyone with the preview URL – it behaves like a public page. It's served with noindex, so search engines don't list it. If that's too open for the content, sign in first and publish gated instead.
What happens if I never claim it?+
The page expires 30 days after publishing. The claim link keeps working for another 30 days after that – claiming restores the page.
Which agents can publish this way?+
Any of them – Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, a shell script. Anything that can run one CLI command or make one API call. Copy the prompt above into your agent and it handles the rest.

Give your agent a URL to hand back.

One command, no account. If it's worth keeping, claim it.