Best for
Production web apps & frameworks
Small software from AI agents
Time to URL
Connect repo, configure build, deploy
Seconds from agent output
Setup
Git repo + framework + build config
Drop files, paste HTML, or agent MCP
Account
Required
Not required — claim later
Sharing
Public by default; auth is DIY / enterprise
Invite by email · private · revoke
Updates
Redeploy via git push
Claim → update, same URL, no git
Agents
Bring your own integration
Native MCP: deploy
Custom domain
First-class DNS + certs
Request access · CNAME to cname.aft.page
Lifecycle
Always-on by default
Ship · use · stop when done
When Vercel is the right call
- Production frontend apps and framework hosting (Next.js, etc.)
- CI/CD from a Git repository with preview deployments
- A team shipping and maintaining one product over time
- Edge functions and serverless at scale
When aft.page is the right call
- Your agent just built something and you want a live URL now
- No repo, no build, no cloud account to wire up
- Share privately with a teammate — invite by email, revoke anytime
- Your own domain after claim (request access, CNAME to cname.aft.page)
- Internal tools, dashboards, prototypes you update in place and stop when done
Bottom line: Vercel is built for Big Software. aft.page is the publishing
and permission layer for the small software agents make — an instant URL,
private sharing, and clear ownership without the ceremony.
Common questions
Is aft.page a Vercel alternative?
For small, agent-made software, yes — aft.page gives you an instant
URL and private sharing without repositories or builds. For large
production framework apps with CI/CD, Vercel is the better fit. They
do different jobs.
Can I deploy without connecting a Git repository?
Yes. With aft.page you drop files, paste HTML, or have your agent
call the MCP. There is no repository to connect and no build step to
configure.
Does aft.page support private sharing?
Yes. Claim a page, make it private, and invite specific people by
email — and revoke access anytime.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes after you claim. Request access on the project Domains tab,
then CNAME to cname.aft.page. HTTPS issues from
there. The *.aft.page URL stays.