Hey PH, Michael here, CEO of Leadpages.
I've been building with Claude every day for the last few months. Not just landing pages. Full sites, blogs, e-commerce stores, interactive tools, games. Last week I went from an idea to a live, functioning site in a single conversation. No designer, no developer, no hosting config. Just a description of what I wanted and a URL at the end.
That's what HTMLPub does. Your AI builds it, HTMLPub puts it on the internet, and when you want to change something tomorrow, you pick up the same conversation. The AI manages the whole thing. Pages, content updates, new sections, new pages. It's not a deploy step. It's an ongoing relationship between your AI and your live site.
We built an MCP server that works with Claude, ChatGPT, n8n, Make, and anything that supports MCP. There's also an API for automation workflows and direct upload at htmlpub.com.
What people are building today:
Full sites with blogs and content pages
E-commerce stores and product catalogs
Landing pages and campaign microsites
Interactive tools, games, and dashboards
Portfolios and project showcases
Every plan includes the MCP connector, AI credits, analytics, form collection with a submissions dashboard, and asset management. Paid plans add custom domains, custom slugs, CSV exports, and pages that stay live permanently. Pro gets you heatmaps, API access, and 5 custom domains.
Free: 5 pages, no credit card, pages expire after 7 days. Starter: $10/mo, 50 pages, 1 custom domain. Pro: $25/mo, 250 pages, 5 domains, heatmaps, API access.
We've been in the landing page business for 12 years. HTMLPub is our bet on what comes next. It's early. I'd rather ship and hear what you need than sit on it for three more months.
What are you building with AI right now? Hit me in the comments.
I’ve been trying for 20 minutes and the page still isn’t live. What’s the usual publishing time for new users? Is there anything I might be missing?
this is a smart approach — the MCP integration means any AI that speaks MCP can publish directly, which removes the biggest friction point in the "vibe coding" workflow: actually getting your stuff live.
we build with Claude Code and the amount of throwaway HTML that gets generated in conversations but never sees the light of day is wild. having a one-step publish would save a lot of copy-paste-deploy cycles.
question for @michael_sacca — when you update a page through a new conversation, does HTMLPub version the changes? or does it just overwrite? for anything beyond a quick prototype, being able to roll back would be pretty critical.
I really impressed my in-laws with this redesign of their website. Thank you @HTML Pub for the brownie points! https://komocoffee.com/
HTML Pub
@ericlkomo And the value of impressing your inlaws?! Priceless
Blitzit
@ericlkomo @michaelsacca Agreed! 😆
Glorify
Finally found a way to bring all the side projects I had buried in Claude to life. Thank you guys! 🚀
HTML Pub
@nicola_vargiu You and us both!
@nicola_vargiu The Claude graveyard is real! We've all got conversations in there that never saw the light of day. Really glad this is the thing that changes that for you.
Blitzit
Blockem Profiles
This could be great for quickly building and sharing prototypes with clients or teammates.
@angelaaa you’re right! Personally I’ve built internal-only pages with HTML Pub because I wanted something more visual to share with my team. We’ve password-protected those pages just in case!
What did you prototype with our product?
Blockem Profiles
@yvonnechow Really like the focus on speed and simplicity here. Many people just want to quickly publish something online without setting up servers, domains, or hosting accounts. A lightweight tool like this could make launching small projects much faster.
HTML Pub
@yvonnechow @angelaaa It can host beautiful presentations that are really easy to maintain with Claude. Here's an example: https://pages.htmlpub.com/p/ip0reoLkJD
@angelaaa 100%! This is actually one of the use cases we see a lot in early testing. Instead of a Figma link or a Loom, you send a live URL that actually works. Client can click around, fill out a form, see the real thing. And if they want changes, you just go back to the conversation and ask for them. No redesign, no redeploy. What kind of prototypes are you typically building for clients?
Lancepilot
HTML Pub
@odeth_negapatan1 Exactly! As SaaS becomes more agentically operated, we should be building with that workflow in mind, giving our agents the tools they need.
@odeth_negapatan1 This is exactly the framing we kept coming back to internally. Publishing was never really the hard part, maintenance was. The moment you deploy something the traditional way, you've created a gap between the AI that built it and the live thing. HTML Pub keeps that connection alive. Your AI knows your site because it built it. That changes everything about how you grow and update it over time. Really glad that came through. What are you building with Lancepilot?
Looks superb, guys. Congrats on the launch!
@matija_golubovic Thanks Mat! Try it out and let us know your thoughts.