dochost
Sign-up-free hosting that turns HTML into a shareable link
Tool details
dochost is a sign-up-free hosting service that turns a single HTML or Markdown file into a shareable link in seconds, run by Xhorizon Labs LLC. It does not generate content — it only converts and hosts — and it puts all of its effort into making AI output land directly as a link: web, browser extension, MCP, and keyless API, all four paths.
Core capabilities
- Paste to publish: drop in a .html or .md file with no account and get a link immediately; the Markdown preview renders tables, code blocks, and LaTeX.
- Two-link design: publishing returns both a public link and an edit link, so an anonymous page can still be changed afterwards without its address or view count changing.
- MCP and extensions: the hosted MCP server ships 8 tools with OAuth and no key; the Chrome/Edge extension lets Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor publish in one click.
- 20+ converters: deterministic conversions such as Markdown↔HTML, HTML→PDF, and CSV→Markdown, with no generation mixed in.
- Visibility you control: from Pro you get custom slugs and password protection (PBKDF2 hashing), and public pages are noindex by default.
- Security isolation: content sits in a sandbox iframe on a random subdomain of the separate domain dochost.co, kept apart from the main site.
Where it fits Sending a report, quiz, dashboard, or résumé produced by ChatGPT or Claude to colleagues or clients; giving an agent workflow a “publish” exit; temporary sharing that only needs to stay valid for a week.
What sets it apart At its price point it has the most complete distribution chain: keyless MCP, an official extension, a Telegram bot, and a keyless API, all four in place. It is candid about the limits too: it states plainly that it is not a website builder and does not support multi-file sites or image uploads, so images can only be inlined or served from an absolute URL.
Editorial take The free tier is 10 online pages plus 7 days per link (3 days for private), and it does not reset monthly; long-term survival comes from a one-time extension from $2.99, from likes and interaction, or from a Pro subscription at $7/month or Max at $16/month. Its completeness is well beyond 5 months of work, but community buzz is close to zero and the operator's details cannot be verified. Good for one-off sharing, not for long-term hosting.
Pricing
Subscription$0 (Free tier: 10 online pages, links public for 7 days / private 3 days)Monthly Pro comes with a 7-day free trial, a card is required, and it renews automatically at $7/month once the trial ends10 online pages, 1 MB per page; links public for 7 days / private 3 days, no monthly reset
200 online pages, 10 MB per page; permanent links, custom slug, password protection, analytics dashboard, custom subdomain
Works out to about $4.92/month, roughly 30% cheaper than monthly
Unlimited pages, 50 MB per page; includes a custom domain (up to 2) and priority support
Works out to about $11.25/month
A one-time payment that extends a single link by 30–365 days, no subscription required
Additional notes
Yearly billing works out about 30% cheaper than monthly; subscriptions are billed through Stripe and can be refunded within 14 days. A single page can also be bought outright (“keep forever”) inside the publish dialog, though the pricing page does not list a price for that option.
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