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.
MacQuit
The MCP approach is smart — having deployment baked directly into the AI conversation removes so much friction. The gap between "it works in the chat" and "it's live on a URL" has always been annoying, and this makes it disappear. Curious about custom domain support and how versioning/rollback works. Congrats on the launch!
@lzhgus Thanks! That gap between “works in chat” and “live on a URL” was exactly what kept bugging us too.
Custom domains - yes. Paid plans include custom domains with one-click setup (1 on Starter, up to 5 on Pro). Point your domain at any published page.
On versioning: every page is updatable through the MCP connector or API, so your AI can push changes to a live page without creating a new URL. Full version history with rollback is on our radar but not shipped yet - right now the workflow is conversational (your AI manages the current live version). Flagging that as something we’re hearing demand for.
Appreciate the thoughtful question - what’s your use case? That helps us prioritize
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.
@michael_sacca @jarmo_tuisk2 Great question Jarmo - I'm actually working on versioning today. Right now it overwrites, but proper version history with rollback is in active development. If you're using Claude Code heavily this is going to be a big one. Stay tuned.
Callio
Congrats on the launch!
How does htmlpub handle security and abuse if anyone can programmatically publish HTML pages through the API?
@hmadhsan great question! Every page is scanned on publish — heuristic pattern matching, Google Safe Browsing for known-bad URLs, IP reputation checks, and an LLM classifier that factors in account age, publishing velocity, and prior violations. High-confidence abuse triggers automatic removal + account suspension. Medium-confidence gets queued for manual review. Pages are periodically re-scanned to catch post-publish changes.
Domain isolation — published pages serve on a separate origin with a strict route allowlist, no access to app APIs. Security headers block eval(), disable device APIs, prevent embedding outside our origins, and serve noindex/nofollow so we can't be used for SEO spam.
Rate limiting across all endpoints, built-in abuse reporting on every page, DMCA workflow, admin review tooling.
All scanning is async — legitimate users publish instantly, never see the machinery. The AI classifier with behavioral signals is what lets us be aggressive on abuse without adding friction for normal use.
Trufflow
Are there ways to easily integrate tracking tools/website analytics as well when I build my website?
@lienchueh Great question Lien! Two parts to this:
Built-in analytics - every published page automatically gets page view tracking, unique visitors, conversion rates, click heatmaps, scroll depth, and attention maps. No setup required, it's all in your dashboard out of the box.
Third-party scripts - you can add GTM, Facebook Pixel, Google Analytics, or any custom script directly in your page settings. Just paste the snippet and it gets injected on publish.
We can certainly get some direct connections going. What are you using?
HTML Pub
@lienchueh @ericlkomo yeah basically anything you can embed into a website you can embed here. You can ask your LLM of choice to set it up or just embed it yourself into the HTML with our editor. As Eric said we have a pretty robust analytics suite out of the box that you should find helpful.
Congratulations on the launch! Is this a temporary URL or a permanent one?
@mykyta_semenov_ hiya! You can edit the URL slug!
I don't know much specifically about HTML Pub but I do know a lot about one of the makers, Omar Farook and he's a great guy who has made some great products. So I'm here to try this one! (Even if I'm certain this going to be over my head 🤣)
Blitzit
@just_s Thanks Justin! Always great to see you!
I'm confident HTML Pub is not as complex as you might think. Just a few steps to integrate with your favourite AI, like Claude or ChatGPT. Once you're connected you can ask your AI to generate a page, tool, prototype or even a game, and then tell it to make it live via HTML Pub. You'll receive a live link that you can share with the world.
And inside of the platform you can manage all of your published pages, add a custom domain, forms, e-com integrations, blogs, and even connect multiple pages into a full site.
You'll be amazed at how fast you'll be able to launch anything now.
@just_s I hear you on all counts! Omar is amazing, and HTML Pub is incredibly smooth and easy to use - even for non-technical marketers and users (like myself ;)). Let us know if you run into any issues!
@just_s Omar's the real deal. We're all in good hands trusting his track record. And I promise it's not over your head. Seriously, if you can type "build me a landing page for [thing you actually need]" into Claude, you're 90% of the way there. Give it a shot and let us know what you end up making - would love to see your first publish.
HTML Pub is a game changer. As someone who primarily uses Vercel to host my vibe-coded projects, Vercel can definitely get a bit cumbersome or overkill for a landing page.
HTML Pub makes going from Claude Code to live production website incredibly easy. There's no confusing setup, no GitHub repos to deal with. You just copy, paste, hit publish, and your site is live. Really excellent tool!
@mattarms27 You just articulated what every marketer wants out of a tool like HTML Pub. Let’s just make things easy and fast!
@mattarms27 Matt this is exactly the use case we kept coming back to when building this. Vercel is incredible for full apps but it's genuinely overkill when you just need a landing page live in 5 minutes. No repo, no CI pipeline, no environment variables for a simple HTML page. Glad it clicked for you and the Claude Code to HTML Pub workflow is one of my personal favorites. What kind of projects are you vibe-coding these days?
@ericlkomo Totally! Currently my latest projects involve building pages in Figma to practice my web + UI/UX design, and I use the Figma MCP with Claude Code to build a functional site with HTML and CSS, and then HTML Pub handles the rest! It's EXTREMELY handy for when I'm designing a website for someone, and I want to show them a functional preview without having to wire up domains to the site right away.
HTML Pub
@mattarms27 Vercel who? ;)