Your AI builds the app, now let it launch it.
Send an app, pay a few cents automatically, and it's live on a public URL in seconds — no account, no subscription, no credentials handed to the agent. Every deploy includes runtime; extending is one more small payment.
Built for the apps agents actually launch.
Most AI-built software doesn't need a permanent home — it needs to be live right now, shareable, and gone when it's done. Four patterns, each relying on a deploy that pays for itself.
From prompt to working link, end to end.
Ask your agent for an app and get back a live URL — not a folder of code. The agent builds, deploys, and shares the result without ever touching your hosting accounts or holding your credentials. Worst case if something goes wrong: a few cents and one throwaway app, never your cloud account.
Share a working version, let it retire itself.
Put a live app in front of a client, a teammate, or a community in seconds. Share the link, gather feedback, and let the app expire on its own when the conversation moves on — no cleanup, no forgotten test servers quietly billing.
Spin up helpers mid-task, discard after.
Agents often need small pieces of infrastructure while working — a dashboard, a form, an endpoint that receives updates from another service. Now they can create these on demand with one paid request and let them disappear when the task is done.
Launch in seconds, iterate as fast as you redeploy.
When an idea is hours old, signup friction costs more than the hosting. Deploy in one request, replace it with the next iteration for another few cents, and never spend a minute on infrastructure or cleanup.
One payment, one live app.
Upload your project files — JSON or tarball — and the request returns a price to pay automatically. Seconds later the app is live on its own isolated environment with a public URL and a clear expiry time. Extend it with another small payment, replace it with a redeploy, or let it expire and owe nothing.
- Pay per deploy
- Runtime included
- No account setup
- Expires on its own
The honest answers.
If something below doesn't cover your case, ping us — we answer directly, no SDR funnel.
Do I really not need an account?
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Really. Nothing to register, verify, or log in to. A deploy request with its automatic payment is the whole interaction. Managing the app later — extend, replace, take down — uses the private management link returned at deploy time.
How does my agent pay for deploys?
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You give your agent a small budget — say five dollars — and it pays a few cents from it per deploy or extension. It can never spend more than you gave it, and it never holds your logins or card details.
What happens when an app's time runs out?
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The app stops and its resources are removed. The expiry time is visible while it runs, and extending it is a single small payment. If you do nothing, it costs nothing further.
What can I deploy?
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Anything packaged in the standard container format: websites, APIs, bots, dashboards, small services. Each app runs isolated with firm resource limits — larger apps simply cost a little more per deploy.
How is this different from the Compute sandboxes?
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Compute gives your agent a persistent sandbox it operates and pays for per second until torn down. Instant Hosting is for the finished result: one payment, a live URL, a fixed lifetime, automatic cleanup. Build in a sandbox; launch here.
Doesn't no-signup hosting invite abuse?
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Free tiers invite abuse; paid deploys don't. Every app costs real money upfront, runs briefly by default, and sits behind strict per-app resource limits — so misuse is unprofitable, contained, and short-lived.