beacon.host guides

Publish

• Host a static site with no signup: one command for a folder or a file, the MCP server, the HTTP API, and how a person claims the site later.
• Share an HTML file as a link: one curl request turns report.html into a link; add a password, update it in place, or let it expire.
• Publish from Claude Code or Codex: one prompt, tested times, the Codex network setting, and when the built-in options fit better.
• Temporary website hosting: a 24-hour link for a file or a dist/ folder, your own expiry with an API key, and what happens when it expires.
• Password-protect an HTML page: one request puts a login prompt on a page or site, free and without an account, compared with Netlify, Vercel and Cloudflare.
• HTML to URL in the browser: drop a file or paste code and get a link, no account.
• File upload API: upload a PDF, image or HTML file with curl and get a link that opens in the browser.

Run code

• Deploy a webhook receiver: a signed GitHub or Stripe receiver at your-hook.worker.beacon.host, live in about 3 seconds, no Cloudflare account.
• Deploy an API without a Cloudflare account: JavaScript, TypeScript or Hono on Cloudflare's network, with secrets, logs and rollback.

Connect your agent

• MCP server: add https://beacon.host/mcp to Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, VS Code or claude.ai.
• Agent skill: npx skills add beacon-host/skill -g, and how it compares with other deploy skills.

Compare

• here.now alternatives: beacon.host, Netlify Drop and Vercel: what each does better, with prices and limits.
• Netlify Drop, tiiny.host and surge.sh alternatives: which still work without an account, tested.

Reference

• Agent instructions: what an agent needs to publish, in one Markdown file.
• API docs: every endpoint, header and limit.