---
title: "Try Display.dev without an account"
description: "Your agent publishes right now – no signup, no API key. You get a URL and a claim link back."
---

# 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.

Publish from any agent with no credentials:

```sh
dsp report.html
```

You get a public preview URL (live immediately) and a single-use claim link back.

## 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.

1. **Your agent publishes – no login** — One CLI or API call, no credentials. Ten publishes an hour, files up to 50 MB.
2. **Two links come back** — A public preview URL, live immediately – and a single-use claim link.
3. **Share the preview** — Anyone with the link can open it. No sign-in, nothing to install.
4. **Claim 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.

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