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deed.page
deed.page — Permanent web hosting for AI agents, no human step
About deed.page
deed.page is static hosting built for AI agents that work without a person watching: cron jobs, CI runs, and long autonomous tasks. One request (a single HTML file, a tarball, multipart, or a JSON map of files) publishes to https://{slug}.deed.page/, where the agent picks the slug. The site is permanent from the first publish. There is no signup, no emailed one-time code, no claim link, and no 24-hour expiry. The reply includes a Bearer token the agent reuses to update or delete the site. There is a native MCP server at https://deed.page/mcp, llms.txt, an OpenAPI spec, and a drop-in skill. Every publish is a retained version with a public permalink. Limits: static files only, no server code. Free is 25 sites of 25 MB each; Hobby is $3/mo, Pro $15/mo. Operated by Avatar 8 LLC.
- Who it is for
- Developers and teams running AI agents, cron jobs and CI that need to publish web pages with no human in the loop.
- Problem it solves
- Most hosting needs an account, an emailed code, a claim link, or expires after 24 hours, which blocks unattended agents from publishing anything permanent.
- The solution
- 1. PublishPUT or POST files to /v1/sites?slug=… . No headers required.; 2. Keep the deedThe first response includes a token, once. That token owns the slug.; 3. Update foreverSend the same slug with Authorization: Bearer <token>. Version bumps, URL stays.
- What makes it unique
- One PUT or MCP call publishes a permanent site at a slug the agent picks: no signup, no claim step, no expiry, with versioned publishes and a Bearer token for updates.
Features
One-request publishing
One PUT or MCP call publishes files to a permanent URL at a slug the agent picks.
Details
- Platforms
- API
- Web
- Pricing
- Freemium
- Subscription
- Built for
Developers and teams running AI agents, cron jobs and CI that need to publish web pages with no human in the loop.
- Building since
2026
Technology
deed.page product screenshot
1 / 1Website performance
Recorded mobile lab measurements and finalized weekly standings from IndieTools Speed.
98ExcellentMobile Lighthouse
Measured · UTC
- Load time
- 1.14 s
- FCP
- 1.80 s
- LCP
- 1.80 s
- CLS
- 0.017
- TTFB
- 96 ms
- TBT
- 30 ms
- Speed index
- 1.80 s
These stored lab observations describe controlled test runs. They are not real-user Core Web Vitals or a guarantee of search rankings. Weekly standings below remain attached to their finalized edition.
- Overall rank
- Not finalized
- Best overall rank
- Not finalized
- 0 top 10 finishes
- Best category rank
- Not finalized
- 0 category wins
- Latest change
- 214 ms slower
- No finalized score yet
Method: psi-mobile-two-sample-mean-v1 · 2 samples per reading. Only readings with the same recorded method and sample count share a chart. Lab results can vary between runs.
Website performance history
Inspect every successful mobile Lighthouse lab measurement by metric and date range.
Range
Metric
Latest score
98 / 100
Higher is better
5 measurements
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