Where humans and agents
work on docs together.

No. Eligible new organizations get seven days of Pro automatically. An eligible Owner or Admin of an existing Free organization can start the same trial from Billing. Add a payment method before the trial ends to keep monthly Pro. Without a payment method, nothing is charged and the organization returns to Free.

The file your agent produces – an HTML report, a dashboard, a Markdown spec. Publish it and it becomes a page at a URL that never changes, behind your company's login. We say artifact because it can be any of those; if you'd rather think "page" or "doc", that works too.

No. They use the Google or Microsoft account they already have for work. If their email matches your company domain, they're in.

Yes – Codex, Cursor, Claude Code, shell scripts. Anything that writes an HTML or Markdown file. The CLI just takes the file.

Teammates leave inline comments on the artifact. Your agent reads them via MCP, fetches the current version, republishes with `short_id` and `base_version`, and resolves the thread. No Claude seat or license needed to comment – just their Google or Microsoft sign-in – and any agent can publish the next version, not only the one that made it. The artifact stays current at the same URL.

Claude Code Artifacts publish from Claude Code to a private page on claude.ai. They're on Pro, Max, Team and Enterprise now – but on Pro and Max the page stays private to you, and sharing is Team/Enterprise-only and never leaves your Claude org (viewers need a Claude seat, no public or external sharing, no comments). display.dev publishes from any agent (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, CI, local models), viewers sign in with the Google or Microsoft account they already have, and you choose public, company-only, private or specific people. Generate in Claude Code, publish to display.dev.

View counts on every artifact, plus logs of who opened what and when. Available on paid plans.

There isn't one. We price on storage and auth, so sharing broadly costs you nothing extra.

For work that starts and ends inside one workspace, you can. But most teams run more than one agent – one model for engineering, another for analysis, something local for sensitive work. When publishing is tied to a single vendor, every viewer needs a seat on that vendor's plan – a Claude Team or Enterprise seat to open a Claude Code Artifact – the work can't go public or out to someone external, and only that vendor's agent can publish updates. display.dev sits underneath all of them: any agent in, any viewer with their Google or Microsoft account, and you decide how far it travels.

No. One flat €49/month license covers your whole organization – unlimited people, unlimited agents, unlimited viewers. Publishers and readers never cost extra.