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Where everything your agents make goes to live

Your agents produce reports, dashboards, prototypes, and specs every day. display.dev gives that output a permanent URL behind your company login – openable in one click by anyone you choose, with no AI vendor seat required for viewers. One flat $49/mo per org, unlimited viewers, and it works with any agent.

Works with your agents
terminal
$ display publish ./report.html
 
Uploading    47kb
Auth       Google Workspace ✓
 
✓ Published
 
→ https://view.display.dev/p/f474hfd/8f3kx9
 
Viewers    anyone at acme.com
Expires    never
Version    1
 
$ 

Use cases by team

Engineering

Reviews, diagrams, and API references non-engineers need to read.

  • An interactive architecture diagram that stays live and explorable, instead of a flattened screenshot.
  • A Swagger or API reference behind company auth in one command.
  • Code reviews and diff explainers from your Claude Code output, opened and commented on by a PM or QA with no dev-tool seat.

Data and analytics

Interactive dashboards and reports for people without a BI seat.

Product and design

Prototypes and specs that go through rounds of feedback.

  • A clickable v0 or Bolt prototype that stakeholders open and comment on without a producing-tool account.
  • A living PRD or spec hosted as internal docs, updated by the agent each round so one URL always shows the current version.

Founders and execs

The work leadership needs to see, no terminal required.

Sales, RevOps and marketing

Tailored collateral and broad internal readership.

  • A personalized one-pager or reporting deck shared with a prospect's email, branded and identity-bound.
  • An enablement hub the whole sales org can open at one flat price, with no per-seat math.

Finance, ops, legal and compliance

Sensitive output that stays internal and gated.

Agencies and consultants

Client-ready deliverables, no client tooling required.

Agent-native and automation

The agent itself publishes, schedules, and iterates.

  • An agent that publishes mid-conversation: "publish this to my team" returns a live company-gated URL inside the chat. See how it works with agents.
  • A scheduled run or CI step that republishes to a fixed URL each time, built into an agent platform as a pass-through for end customers.

Open-source and local models

The same one-command home the big vendors have.

  • A local or open-source model running Ollama generates an HTML artifact and publishes it to a gated URL, with no vendor account in the loop.
  • A private agent in a regulated org publishes to company-gated visibility from the CLI or API.

Six reasons agent output gets stuck

1

Not everyone has a license

The people who need the artifact – execs, finance, legal, clients – don't hold the AI vendor's account, so they can't open the in-app page. They still need to view it and comment.

2

You're locked to one model

Work made inside one vendor's workspace gets stranded the moment your team moves to a better model. The best agent keeps changing; the home shouldn't have to.

3

The output has nowhere to live

Agents, assistants, and pipelines produce files that end up on someone's laptop or buried in a chat, with no durable place to be shared, reviewed, versioned, and built on.

4

Everyone's on a different agent

One person drafts with Claude, another extends it with Cursor, a third reviews it. There's no shared place where humans comment and agents revise the same piece of work.

5

Every viewer costs a seat

Per-seat pricing punishes wide sharing, so the artifact reaches the three people who happen to have seats instead of the thirty who actually need it.

6

A screenshot kills the interactivity

Flattening a live artifact to a PDF or an image drops the filters, charts, and links that made it worth sharing. The static copy is never as good as the real thing.


Publish, view, collaborate

1
Publish

From the CLI, an MCP tool inside your agent, the web, or the API. You get back a permanent URL on your own company subdomain.

2
View

Anyone you choose opens the URL in one click and signs in with the Google or Microsoft account they already use for work. The full interactive page renders.

3
Collaborate

Reviewers leave inline comments. Your agent reads them, republishes the same URL with a new version, and resolves the thread.


Get started in one command

  • Publish via CLI, MCP, web, or API
  • Unlimited viewers at one flat price
  • Works with any agent, behind your company auth

Pricing

2 months free
Free

Try it. No credit card.

$0
  • Included: 10 gated artifacts
  • Included: Unlimited public artifacts*
  • Included: 50MB storage
  • Not included: Version history
  • Not included: Google + Microsoft SSO
  • Not included: Private artifacts
  • Not included: Audit logs

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Solo

Individuals. Unlimited gated sharing.

$15/mo
  • Included: Unlimited gated artifacts
  • Included: Unlimited public artifacts
  • Included: 1GB storage
  • Included: 10 versions
  • Not included: Google + Microsoft SSO
  • Not included: Private artifacts
  • Not included: Audit logs
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Enterprise

For compliance-driven organizations.

Contact us

From $499/mo

  • Included: Unlimited gated artifacts
  • Included: Unlimited public artifacts
  • Included: Custom storage
  • Included: Unlimited versions
  • Included: Google + Microsoft SSO
  • Included: Private artifacts
  • Included: 365 days audit logs
Talk to us

Every tier includes unlimited viewers at one flat price, so the cost of sharing with three people and the whole company is the same.

Common questions.

Do my viewers need an account or an AI vendor seat?+

No. Viewers open the URL and sign in with the Google or Microsoft account they already use for work, or a one-time email code. No AI vendor subscription is required to view or comment.

Does this work with any agent?+

Yes. display.dev publishes any HTML or Markdown a tool writes to disk, so Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and local or open-source models all work. The URL outlives your tool choice.

What happens when we switch models?+

The artifact lives on display.dev, so a model switch is a producing-side swap. The URL, version history, comments, and access controls all stay exactly where they are. The new agent republishes to the same artifact id.

Can I share with people outside my company?+

Yes. Share with specific email addresses for an identity-bound view, or publish a public link when the artifact is meant for anyone.

How does pricing work when a lot of people need to view an artifact?+

One flat $49/mo per org with unlimited viewers. The audience can grow from three people to the whole company without changing the price.

Can the agent publish on its own?+

Yes. With the display.dev MCP server configured, the agent calls the publish tool mid-conversation and returns a company-gated URL. The same publish step works from the CLI and the API for scheduled runs and CI.

Publish your first artifact in 15 seconds.

Free tier. No credit card. One-time password auth on free, Google + Microsoft SSO on Teams ($49/month flat).