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Free to start · MCP publishing for your AI
Your next website starts in a conversation. Connect HTMLPub to Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor, ask for a page, and get a live link. Then keep editing it from the same chat.
Make a launch page for Blitzit. Then publish it with HTMLPub.
create_pageDone. It’s live at pages.pubhtml.com/blitzit

Works with
How it works
You already have a favorite AI. Give it somewhere to publish, and somewhere to come back to when the idea changes.
You
Build a portfolio for my design studio and publish it with HTMLPub.
create_pageAI
Published. Here’s your live page:
pages.pubhtml.com/studio-form ↗Change the headline to “Good ideas. Given form.”
edit_pageUpdated at the same URL.
Illustrative conversation.
Add HTMLPub to the AI tool you already use. MCP is the connection that lets it publish for you.
Choose your AI →A portfolio, a launch page, a small game. Your AI writes the HTML and sends it to HTMLPub.
You get a real link. Ask for changes later and the same page updates. No rebuilding it in another editor.
No MCP? No problem. Paste your HTML, drop a file, or let our AI build it right here.
Or start right here
MCP server available · connect HTMLPub directly to your LLM of choice
Built with HTMLPub
Every one of these started as a sentence to an AI. Steal the prompt and make it yours.
“Fast, data-driven revisions to optimize conversions — that’s been the best part. We launched a registration page for our interest night, then turned it into the main landing page for our campus launch.”
Justin MacDonaldThe Academy at District“HTMLPub is a great new feature that is saving us a lot of time. We actually have some really good conversion rate data from the pages we built for clients using the system and it’s very promising.”
Freddie NuttallNouveaux MediaThe hosting part is handled
Your AI makes the page. HTMLPub gives it an address, and everything a page needs once people start using it.
Ask your AI to edit a published page. The design changes; the URL stays put. Or use our built-in AI builder to make edits by chatting.
Use a pubhtml.com link or point your own domain at any page. HTTPS included.
Collect leads and responses with email notifications. No backend to build.
Take payments with Stripe, Shopify, Gumroad or Lemon Squeezy, straight from the HTML your AI wrote.
Send leads to Mailchimp, HubSpot, Pipedrive, Slack and more.
Nav, linked pages and shared styles. Not just one-offs.
AI-written posts published as a full blog with an index and permalinks.
Visits, clicks and conversions, built in and privacy-friendly.
Click to tweak text and images, or keep working in code. Nothing gets locked into page-builder blocks.
MCP connector
One MCP server. The workflow you already know. Included on every plan, free one too.
https://mcp.htmlpub.com/mcpAlso works with n8n, Make, Windsurf and any MCP-compatible client.
Pricing
Build and preview free, with the MCP connector included. Choose a plan when you’re ready to share a live website.
Free
For trying things out
$0/month
Starter
For personal projects
$10/month
Pro
For power users
$29/month
Business
For teams and agencies
$49/month
USD, billed monthly. Published pages stay live while your subscription is active. Need more AI credits? Top-ups start at $2.50 and never expire. Compare plans →
MCP is how AI tools connect to other services. Connecting HTMLPub gives your AI publishing tools: it can create a page, get a URL and make updates later, all without you copying code around.
No. HTMLPub works with MCP-compatible clients, including Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, n8n and Make. Pick the one you already use and follow its setup guide.
The free plan is for building and previewing, with the MCP connector included. Publishing a live page needs a paid plan, starting at $10 USD per month.
Paste it or drop the file in above. MCP is the easier path when you want your AI to handle publishing and later edits from the conversation.
HTMLPub is a home for HTML pages, sites and browser-based experiences. Forms, checkout and integrations cover the common jobs without a custom backend. An app that needs its own server runtime or database needs other services.