What agenthost is
Hosting your agent drives. You ask for a link; your agent sends the files and we run them. What you need, what you can put online, and what you never have to learn.
You built something with an agent — a page, a small app, a tool for your team — and now it only exists on your computer. agenthost is where it goes to become a link you can send to someone.
The difference from every other host is who does the work. You do not sign up for a dashboard, pick a framework preset, set a build command and open a port. You ask your agent, and your agent does all of it through a connection you set up once.
What you need
- An agent that can write code and use tools. Claude (app or claude.ai), Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code with Copilot agent mode — anything that speaks MCP. See Connect your agent.
- An email address. That is the whole of signing up. There is no password and no API key to paste anywhere.
- Something you made. It does not have to be finished.
You do not need to know what your project is built with. Your agent already does, and it tells us.
What you can put online
| What you made | What it needs | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| A website, landing page, portfolio, docs | Nothing running — just files | Free on the Starter plan |
| A single-page app you've already built (React, Vue, Svelte…) | The built files | Still just files, so it counts as a site |
| An app that runs code — a form that saves things, an API, a dashboard | A server behind it | Node, Python or PHP. Needs the paid plan |
| A tool only your team should see | A server or files, plus invite-only access | See Make something private |
| A preview for a client, on your own domain | Your domain pointed at us | See Use your own domain |
What runs is Node, Python, PHP, or plain files served as-is. If your agent wrote it in something else, ask it — it can usually build the project down to one of those.
What it looks like in practice
you can you put this online?
agent It's live at recipe-box-8f2a.customer.agenthost.eu
Anyone with the link can open it.
you can it be on recipes.mydomain.com instead?
agent Add this DNS record at your registrar and it'll switch over:
CNAME recipes → ingress.agenthost.eu
HTTPS is set up automatically once that resolves.That is the actual shape of it. The link works immediately; the domain and the padlock follow when DNS does.
What you never have to learn
Ports, Dockerfiles, nginx, TLS certificates, DNS record types, build commands, CI pipelines, package managers, reverse proxies. agenthost has no settings for any of them — not hidden ones, none at all. How an app starts is fixed by convention per language, so there is nothing to get wrong.
If you want to know, all of it is written down in Runtimes and the toolbelt. It is just never required.
What it costs
Static sites are free — a real allowance, forever, with no card. Anything that runs code is on the paid plan, at a small monthly amount per app, and you add them one at a time rather than jumping to a bigger tier. The pricing page has the current numbers and worked examples; Plans & what counts explains how the counting works and why a site with twelve pages is still one site.
Where your app lives
In Europe — your app and its data sit in EU data centres, under European rules. Your files are yours, and you can ask your agent for them back at any time. Nothing here is a format only we can read.
Overview
agenthost is web hosting your agent drives. Connect it once, then ask for a link. Start here for the guides, the deploy reference, or the full MCP tool surface.
Connect your agent
Add agenthost to Claude, Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code or any MCP client, sign in with your email, and you're done. No API key, no password in a chat window.