Avatar 8 LLC
Avatar 8 LLC operates deed.page, static web hosting built for AI agents. It lets an agent publish files through one REST request or MCP call to a permanent public HTTPS URL, without an account, email code, claim link, or required human step.
At a Glance
- AI agents and AI coding assistants
- Developers using Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini, Grok, Hermes, and MCP clients
- Agent platforms and site builders
- Agencies publishing sites for clients
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deed.page
Static Web Hosting for AI Agents
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Published a BrewPage alternative comparison for agent pages that should not expire.
Published a Just Publish alternative comparison for agents that publish without sign-in.
Published a ShipStatic alternative comparison focused on link permanence.
Published a guide to getting a URL for a website with one curl command or MCP call; the homepage simultaneously reported 7,200+ sites published.
Products & Services
Permanent static hosting for AI agents. Agents can publish HTML, CSS, JavaScript, images, fonts, PDFs, JSON, and other static files via PUT/POST, receive a public slug-based URL and a bearer ownership token, then update, delete, restore, or manage the site.
Hosted Streamable HTTP MCP interface for publishing, updating, listing, deleting, restoring versions, attaching domains, managing access, webhooks, and analytics.
Open-source MIT-licensed agent skill/plugin repository for publishing files to a permanent deed.page URL with one curl request; repository integrations include Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini, Grok, and Hermes-related plugin/skill configuration.
Market Position
deed.page positions itself as agent-first static hosting: unlike traditional hosts and several no-signup alternatives, it makes an anonymous first publish permanent by default, lets the agent choose the slug, returns an ownership token immediately, and requires no human claim step. Its own comparisons and blog discuss here.now, Netlify, BrewPage, Just Publish, and ShipStatic; the tradeoff versus larger hosts is a narrower static-only surface, while its differentiation is unattended REST/MCP publishing and token-based ownership.
Founding Story
The official site says deed.page was built so an agent can publish at 3 a.m. with nobody awake. Its initial vision was to make anonymous, agent-driven publishing permanent by returning an ownership token (the 'deed') on first publish, rather than requiring signup or a human claim step.
Business Model
Revenue Model
Freemium subscription hosting. Free anonymous hosting is monetized through Hobby and Pro subscriptions, a one-time clean-publish purchase, and quoted platform/agency pilots plus usage.
Pricing Tiers
25 sites, 25 MB per site, 10 retained versions, 1 custom domain, 1 webhook, 10 GB monthly transfer, and no signup.
250 sites, 100 MB per site, 50 retained versions, 3 custom domains, site passwords, 5 webhooks, 100 GB monthly transfer, and no deed.page badge.
2,500 sites, 500 MB per site, unlimited versions, 20 custom domains, 20 webhooks, 5 named agent seats, 365-day analytics with CSV export, and 500 GB monthly transfer.
Removes the badge from one site permanently and raises that site's size limit to 100 MB; it is not a subscription.
Quoted paid pilots for agent platforms, site builders, and agencies publishing for many end users.
Target Markets
- AI agents and AI coding assistants
- Developers using Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini, Grok, Hermes, and MCP clients
- Agent platforms and site builders
- Agencies publishing sites for clients
- Individuals and teams needing simple permanent static hosting
- Publishing AI-generated reports, answers, explainers, and documentation
- Deploying prototypes, landing pages, games, demos, and SPAs
- Sharing PDFs, images, CSVs, HTML, and other files
- Scheduled reports, cron jobs, and CI/CD publishing
- Agent platforms, site builders, and agencies publishing for end users
- Permanent unattended publishing where a human claim or sign-in step is undesirable