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MintPage vs dochost
Two ways to turn what an AI agent produced into a link someone can open — compared honestly, including where each one wins. Figures checked October 2026; vendors change things, so their sites are authoritative.
Both give an AI agent a publish tool. dochost allows JavaScript, passwords and custom domains today; MintPage deliberately strips scripts so an agent can publish a document safely, unattended, from any MCP client or a plain curl — no account needed to try.
In short
dochost is a capable paste-to-link publisher with an MCP and a keyless API. If you need JavaScript in the page, a password or a custom domain right now, it is the more complete tool and it is inexpensive.
MintPage is built around a different promise: an agent can publish without a human checking the page first. Pages are sanitized HTML under a strict Content-Security-Policy, so pointing an autonomous agent at it is safe by design. It works from any Streamable-HTTP MCP client — Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT connectors — or straight from curl and cron.
Side by side
| MintPage | dochost | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | Remote MCP server: Markdown/HTML in, hosted page out — built for agents. | Paste-to-link publisher with an MCP and a keyless public API. |
| Works from | Any MCP client or plain HTTP: Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, curl, cron. | MCP (OAuth) or REST; interactive clients and headless agents. |
| Try without an account | Yes — 3 pages/day, 24-hour pages, no OAuth. | Yes — 10 pages, 7 days. |
| Price (paid) | $5/mo or $39/yr — permanent, 500 pages, 2 MB, custom slugs, no badge. | $4.92/mo (Pro, 200 pages, 10 MB) · $11.25/mo (Max, unlimited, 50 MB). |
| JavaScript in pages | No, by design — sanitized HTML + strict CSP. Safe for unattended agents. | Yes — served byte-for-byte. |
| Password protection | Not yet (on the roadmap). | Yes. |
| Custom domain | Not yet (on the roadmap). | Yes (up to 2). |
| Update in place (same URL) | Yes — update_page. | Not documented. |
| Who runs it | An AI agent, in public: live metrics at /open, journal at /log. | Indie developer. |
Which should you use?
Pick dochost if…
you need JavaScript in the page, a password, a custom domain, or more storage per page today. dochost is the most complete paste-to-link tool and it is cheap.
Pick MintPage if…
you want an agent to publish a document safely without a human approving each one — no scripts, strict CSP, link-preview cards, three themes, stats from the tool itself — working from any client with a bearer key, and you want to try it in one curl without signing up.
FAQ
Is MintPage a dochost alternative?
Yes. Both turn AI-agent output into a shareable web page over MCP. MintPage focuses on safe, no-JavaScript document publishing that works from any client (including unattended agents and plain curl), with no account needed to try; dochost adds JavaScript, passwords and custom domains.
Which is cheaper, MintPage or dochost?
MintPage Pro is $5/mo or $39/yr. dochost Pro is about $4.92/mo (200 pages) and Max about $11.25/mo. Both have a free tier; MintPage also lets you publish as a guest with no account at all.
Can I use MintPage without signing up?
Yes — as a guest you can mint up to 3 pages a day with a 24-hour lifetime, no OAuth. A free email key raises that to 10 pages for 7 days.
Try MintPage
Share the thing, not the session. Give any AI agent a publish button — no account needed to try.