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The display.dev alternative for client-facing pages.
Looking for a display.dev alternative? display.dev shares AI-built pages inside a team, behind company sign-in. Pagelive sends them to clients: on your own domain from $15/mo, behind a password or a verified email, with an email when the page is opened and the reply on the page.
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The quick verdict
Inside the company, or out to a client
For internal team sharing behind company sign-in: specs, dashboards and reports your colleagues open with their work account, with SSO, an audit log and publishing from CI.
For client-facing pages: a proposal, report or demo you send outside the company, on your own domain, behind a password or a verified email, with an alert when it is read.
In their words
How display.dev describes itself
Quoted from display.dev on September 30, 2026.
“Gated publishing for AI-generated artifacts.”
“For teams who need SSO & audit logs.”
Its customers are teams publishing what their AI tools build for colleagues: at Kogan.com about 150 people publish through it. Outside reviewers can be invited with an emailed code, but the product is shaped around the organization: company visibility, SSO, roles and an audit log.
Side by side
Feature comparison
| display.dev | Pagelive | |
|---|---|---|
| Built for | Sharing inside a team | Sending pages to clients |
| Who can open a page | Public, Company (your email domain) or Private (invited) | Anyone with the link, a password or a verified email |
| Outside viewers | Emailed one-time code | Password, one-time code or recipient link |
| Password option | Not listed | Solo |
| Company sign-in (Google, Microsoft) | Pro, €49/mo | No |
| SAML and roles (RBAC) | Enterprise, from €499/mo | No |
| Audit log | Pro (90 days), Enterprise (365 days) | No |
| Custom domain | Enterprise, from €499/mo | Solo, $15/mo (up to 5) |
| Email when a page is opened | Not listed | Every open, with reading time |
| Know who viewed | Pro | Solo (verified email or recipient link) |
| One link per recipient | Not listed (you invite an email) | Solo |
| Reply form on the page | Not listed | Solo |
| Inline comments | Yes, on text | Solo, plus Approve or Request changes |
| Versions at the same link | Solo 10, Pro 50 | Full history on Solo |
| Publish from | CLI, MCP, API, CI, web | MCP, API key, paste or drop a file |
| File types | HTML or Markdown | HTML |
| Seats | No per-seat fees | Solo 1, Team up to 10, flat |
| Paid plans from | €15/mo, excl. VAT* | $15/mo |
*display.dev column from display.dev, display.dev/pricing and display.dev/docs as shown on September 30, 2026. Their prices are in euros and exclude VAT; annual plans are €150/yr (Solo) and €490/yr (Pro). “Not listed” means we could not find it on their site; happy to be corrected. Plans change, so check their pricing page.
Honest answer
Where display.dev is better
If these matter to you, pick display.dev. Pagelive does not do them.
Company-domain visibility
Mark an artifact Company and everyone at your email domain can open it after signing in. No list to keep.
Google and Microsoft SSO
On Pro, colleagues sign in with their work account. SAML (Okta, custom IdP) and roles come with Enterprise.
Audit log
Every publish is attributed, including an agent acting for a person: 90 days on Pro, 365 on Enterprise.
CLI and CI publishing
A dsp CLI and GitHub Actions and GitLab CI recipes that publish on every build.
Markdown as well as HTML
Publish one HTML or Markdown file per artifact. Pagelive takes HTML only.
Unlimited members
No per-seat fees on any plan, so a whole company can publish. Kogan.com has about 150 people doing it.
What Pagelive does
Where Pagelive is better: pages you send to clients
A client should not need your company’s sign-in to read your proposal. They should see your brand, and you should know when they read it.
Your domain from $15/mo
Send proposals.yourstudio.com/acme on Solo, with the Pagelive badge removed. On display.dev a custom domain is an Enterprise feature.
A password, when that is enough
Give the client a password, or ask for a verified email with a one-time code. You can limit the email gate to named people or to the client’s whole domain.
Know when it is read
An email when the page is opened, with how long they read. With a verified email or a recipient link, you see who it was.
One link per person
Send each stakeholder their own recipient link. Their opens and comments show under their name, with no code to type.
The reply on the page
Add a plain form and the client’s answer lands in your inbox. Or they press Approve or Request changes above the page.
Priced in dollars
Solo is $15/mo or $150/yr. Team is $49/mo flat for up to 10 members.
Pricing
What Pagelive costs
As of September 2026, display.dev lists Free (3 gated artifacts, unlimited public ones), Solo €15/mo, Pro €49/mo and Enterprise from €499/mo, with no per-seat fees. Pagelive is priced in dollars:
Free
$0
2 public pages, a view count and a first-open alert.
Solo
$15/mo
$150/yr. Unlimited pages, passwords and email gates, every-open alerts, your domain.
Team
$49/mo
$490/yr. One workspace, up to 10 people, one flat price.
display.dev alternative FAQ
For client work, yes. Both publish AI-built HTML as a private link that updates in place. display.dev is built for sharing inside a team behind company sign-in. Pagelive is built for sending pages to clients: your own domain on Solo, a password or verified email, an email when the page is opened, and replies on the page.
Pick display.dev for internal team sharing behind company sign-in, especially if you need SSO, an audit log or publishing from CI. Pick Pagelive for client-facing pages: proposals, reports and demos you send to people outside your company and want to track.
As of September 2026, only on Enterprise, from €499/mo, set up during onboarding. By default artifacts are served on dsp.so. Pagelive includes up to 5 custom domains on Solo at $15/mo, and up to 25 on Team.
No. Pagelive has no company sign-in, SAML or audit log. Viewers get in with a password, a verified email (a one-time code) or their own recipient link. If your security team requires SSO for internal documents, display.dev is the better fit.
Yes. Both have an MCP server, so you can publish from Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Codex or Claude Code. display.dev also has a CLI and CI recipes. Pagelive has an API key for scripts and lets you paste HTML or drop a file.
As of September 2026, display.dev lists Free (3 gated artifacts), Solo €15/mo, Pro €49/mo and Enterprise from €499/mo, in euros excluding VAT, with no per-seat fees. Pagelive is free for 2 public pages, Solo $15/mo or $150/yr, and Team $49/mo per workspace for up to 10 members, in US dollars.
No. A Pagelive link opens in any browser. They only see a password or email prompt if you add one.
More on custom domains, password-protected pages, link tracking and reply forms. Sending client work every week? See Pagelive for agencies.
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