What aft.page is, who it's for, and how it works — in plain language.
What is aft.page?
aft.page turns software your AI agent builds into a live, shareable
HTTPS URL in seconds — no repository, cloud account, or build setup.
Deploy by dropping files, pasting HTML, or letting your agent call
the MCP.
Do I need an account to deploy?
No. Anonymous deploy gives you a live *.aft.page URL immediately. You
only sign in when you want to claim a page, update it, make it
private, or invite people.
Is aft.page free?
Yes — free during beta, including private invite after you claim.
Team is $99/month when billing starts. Waitlist members hear
before anything is charged.
How is aft.page different from a typical cloud host?
Those are built for Big Software: repositories, builds, and cloud
accounts. aft is the publishing and permission layer for small
software that one person or a small team uses — an instant URL,
invite-by-email sharing, clear ownership, and secrets, without the
ceremony.
How do AI agents deploy to aft.page?
Any agent that speaks MCP can use the remote server at
https://mcp.aft.page/mcp with the deploy,
aft_deploys, aft_rollback, and
aft_health tools,
or call the API directly.
Can I make a page private or invite people?
Yes. Claim a deploy, then keep it public, make it private, or invite
specific people by email — and revoke access anytime.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes after you claim. Project → Domains, request access, then CNAME
to cname.aft.page. HTTPS issues from there. The
*.aft.page URL stays.
What can I deploy, and what are the limits?
Single HTML documents or multi-file static sites and SPAs (include
index.html). Limits: 200 files, 10 MB per file, and 50 MB total.