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The Tiiny Host alternative for people who send work, not host sites.
Tiiny Host is built to put almost any file online. If what you publish is one AI-built page per client, and what you need is to know it landed, Pagelive is built around that job.
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The quick verdict
Hosting files, or sending work
When you publish many kinds of files: PDFs, zipped static sites, PHP, presentations. Or when you want a separate tracked link for each prospect or channel pointing at the same file.
When each client gets their own page built with AI, you keep many of them live at once, and you want to know who read it, get their comments and approval on the page, and revise it at the same link.
In their words
How Tiiny Host describes itself
Quoted from Tiiny Host’s own site on September 24, 2026.
“Tiiny Host is the simplest way to share your work online.”
“You can use tiiny to share over 100 different types of documents, files or projects online.”
“Ditch attachments and share proposals, brochures and decks as a link using your custom domain. Then get notified the instant they open it.”
So Tiiny Host sells to proposal senders too, with custom domains and open notifications. The difference is the unit. Tiiny Host plans are counted in projects: its Solo plan, “Great for individuals & small projects”, lists “5 active projects”, and email capture sits on Pro, “For freelancers, agencies & companies”. Pagelive Solo has no page count under fair use: keep as many pages live as you send, each with its own gate, alerts, comments and approvals.
Side by side
Feature comparison
| Tiiny Host | Pagelive | |
|---|---|---|
| What it publishes | Over 100 file types, sites, PHP | HTML pages |
| Live items on the Solo plan | 5 active projects | Unlimited pages (fair use) |
| Custom domains | Solo and up | Solo (up to 5), Team (up to 25) |
| Password protection | Solo and up | Solo |
| Email capture | Pro plan | Solo, with optional one-time code |
| Open notifications | Yes | Every open, plus a daily digest |
Tiiny Host column from tiiny.host/pricing and tiiny.host/for/sales as shown on September 24, 2026. Their prices display in your local currency, so we compare plan limits rather than prices; check their pricing page for current details. Rows we could not confirm on their site are left out.
Built for sending
What a client link needs, on one plan
Everything below comes with Solo, at $15/mo or $150/yr.
One page per client, no cap
Solo has no page limit under fair use, so every proposal, audit and report can stay live at its own link.
Know who read it
An email when the page opens, with reading time. With a verified email or a recipient link for each person, every open is tied to a name.
The answer on the page
The client comments on a line, suggests the exact wording, and presses Approve or Request changes. Claude reads the comments and revises the page.
Revise at the same link
Publish a new version and the link stays the same. Version history keeps each round and restores any of them.
Private by default
Every page is noindex and served apart from your account. Add a password, an email gate or a view-once link.
Publish from Claude
With the Pagelive connector, “publish this” in a Claude chat returns the link. Or paste the HTML, or drop the file.
Honest answer
When Tiiny Host is the better fit
If you host PDFs, images, zipped sites or PHP, or you want several tracked links for one file so you can compare channels, Tiiny Host covers ground Pagelive does not. Pagelive publishes HTML pages only. It earns its keep when each page is a piece of client work, and knowing who read it matters more than what file type it is.
Pricing
What Pagelive costs
Free for 2 public pages. Solo is $15/mo or $150/yr. Team is $49/mo per workspace for up to 10 people, one flat price.
Tiiny Host alternative FAQ
For sending client work built with AI, yes. Tiiny Host hosts many kinds of files and sites. Pagelive does one thing: it turns an HTML page into a private, branded, tracked link you send to a client, and tells you when it is read.
No. Pagelive publishes HTML pages, one page per link. If you need to host PDFs, zipped static sites or PHP, a general host is the better fit.
Free for 2 public pages. Solo has no page limit under fair use, so you can keep one page per client or per deal live at the same time.
Yes. Free sends one alert on the first open of each page. Solo sends an email on every open, plus a daily digest, and shows reading time, unique viewers, country and which days.
Yes, on Solo and Team. Point a subdomain like proposals.yourstudio.com at Pagelive and publish pages to it by slug.
No. A Pagelive link opens in any browser. They only see a password or email prompt if you add one. To comment they confirm their email once, with a one-time code or Google, unless they came through their own recipient link.
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