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Solta vs display.dev

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display.dev describes itself as gated publishing for AI-generated artifacts: single HTML or Markdown files, published from an agent such as Claude Code, Cursor or Codex.1 Solta publishes what Claude and ChatGPT make, React files, folders and PDFs included, and lets you choose who can open each site.

The short answer

If your company signs in with Google or Microsoft and only colleagues should open what agents publish, with audit logs, choose display.dev.1, 2

If you publish from a chat in Claude or ChatGPT, the file is React, a folder or a PDF, or the site needs forms or an embed on your website, choose Solta.

Side by side

Side by side
What is comparedSoltadisplay.dev
PriceAs of 13 October 2026Free. Pro is $12 a month or $108 a year, for one publisher. Team is $49 a month for 3 publishers, then $12 a month for each one after.Free; Solo €15 a month or €150 a year; Pro €49 a month or €490 a year, for SSO and audit logs; Enterprise from €499 a month. Before VAT, and not per seat.2
Free plan or trialA free plan with no end date: public, unlisted and private sites, a password on 1 site at a time, the last 5 versions of each, 200 MB of storage, 30 days of analytics, and a small Solta badge on the site and on embeds.3 gated pages, unlimited public ones with display.dev branding, and unlimited viewers. Eligible new organisations get seven days of Pro with no card.2
What you can publishA single HTML or React file up to 2 MB; a folder or zip up to 50 MB; or a PDF on its own, which opens in Solta's own viewer.Single HTML or Markdown files, which can include JavaScript, CSS and embedded assets.1
How you publishPaste the file, or drop a folder, zip or PDF, at solta.now. No account to start: an unclaimed site stays up 24 hours, and claiming it keeps the same address.From any agent that writes HTML or Markdown: Cursor, Codex, Claude Code or a shell script, through a CLI, MCP or the web, on every plan.1, 2
Who can open itPublic, unlisted or private on every plan, and a password on 1 site at a time on Free. On Pro, a password on any site, or named people who verify their email once. Only your workspace, on Team.Public; Company, for colleagues who sign in with Google or Microsoft, from Pro; Private, for the creator and invited people, who get a one-time password by email and need no display.dev account.1, 2
Comments and reviewViewers can comment on a site, behind the same gate as the site itself. On Pro and Team, a version can wait for somebody to approve it before it goes live.Anyone who can view can comment inline after signing in with Google or Microsoft. An agent can read the comments, publish the next version and resolve the thread.1
VersionsEach published version keeps its own permanent address, and the link shows a new version only when you publish it. Free keeps the last 5; Pro and Team keep every one.The same address on every update, with earlier versions kept up to the plan's limit: 10 on Solo, 50 on Pro, unlimited on Enterprise.1, 2
Who opened itViews and visitors by day, countries, devices, pages and referrers, with no cookie: 30 days back on Free, a year on Pro, all of it on Team. It counts visitors but doesn't say who they are.View counts on Solo; counts and who viewed, on Pro and Enterprise.2
Visitor logNo log of who viewed what. Analytics are totals, and a site that asks for an email first, on Pro and Team, lists who gave one and when.Audit logs: 90 days on Pro, 365 on Enterprise.2
Sizes and limitsSingle files up to 2 MB; folders and zips up to 50 MB. 200 MB of storage on Free, 10 GB on Pro, 25 GB per publisher on Team.Storage of 50 MB on Free, 1 GB on Solo and 25 GB on Pro; up to 10 MB a page on Free and 50 MB on paid plans.2
Your own domain1 on Pro, as many as you need on Team.Custom domains on Enterprise.2
Who paysViewers, commenters and approvers are free on every plan. Only people who publish are paid for.No per-seat fees: publishers, colleagues, invited people and agents aren't billed per seat.1

Prices and terms checked on 13 October 2026, on each company's public pages. Solta's prices are in US dollars, before VAT, as on the pricing page.

Where display.dev is stronger

  • Company sign-in: colleagues open a page with their Google or Microsoft account, from Pro, and SAML on Enterprise.2
  • Audit logs, kept 90 days on Pro. Solta keeps no log of who viewed what.2
  • Who viewed a page, on Pro. Solta's analytics count visitors but don't say who they are.2
  • No per-seat fees on any plan.1
  • Members of your organisation can edit a page inline, which saves the next version at the same address.1

Who each one is for

display.dev

For companies whose agents publish HTML or Markdown that only colleagues, or a few invited people, should open.1

Solta

For people who build in a chat with Claude or ChatGPT and share it with clients, a team or anyone: React as written, PDFs and folders, forms, embeds, and viewers who never pay.

How to move

  1. Take the HTML your agent published, or the file Claude or ChatGPT wrote.
  2. Paste it, or drop the folder, zip or PDF, at solta.now. No account is needed to try it: an unclaimed site stays up 24 hours, and claiming it keeps the address.
  3. Choose who can open it: public, unlisted or private on Free; a password or named people on Pro; only your workspace on Team.
  4. Send the new link, and keep the display.dev page until the people who have it have moved.

Sources

  1. display.dev: https://display.dev/, checked on 13 October 2026.
  2. display.dev: https://display.dev/pricing, checked on 13 October 2026.

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Try it with your own file

No account needed. Paste it or drop it, and the link is yours to keep once you claim it.