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HTMLRadar and display.dev, compared.
Both products keep an interactive page current on the same link. HTMLRadar helps you see which sections each person read. display.dev emphasizes shared review and editing directly on the published page (source 2).
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Side by side
| What you need | HTMLRadar | display.dev |
|---|---|---|
| Sharing and reading | ||
| What it is | You share a web page through a link whose access you control. | It publishes HTML pages and Markdown (a plain-text writing format) for shared review.2 |
| Reading detail | See who read the page, which sections they read and the time spent on each. | Its pricing page lists counts on Solo and viewer identity on Pro. It does not describe time per section.1 |
| Updates after sending | Replace the page on the same links while keeping their reading history. | Updates keep the same address, with retained versions on paid plans.12 |
| Publishing from an assistant | Connect your assistant to HTMLRadar to publish pages, update them and check how people read them. | Its documentation covers publishing through an assistant connector or a local command.3 |
| Reader charges | Readers never pay and need no account. | It lists unlimited viewers without charges for each team member.1 |
| Plans and prices | ||
| Free plan | Two tracked links with access controls and reading details. | Three gated pages and unlimited branded public pages.1 |
| For one sender | Pro is $19 a month or $190 a year. | Solo is €15 a month or €150 a year. Prices exclude value-added tax.1 |
| For a team | Team: $59 a month for up to 3 senders, or $590 a year. Each extra sender is $15 a month, however you pay, up to 20 senders. | Pro is €49 a month or €490 a year, without fees for each team member. Prices exclude value-added tax.1 |
HTMLRadar
Sharing and reading
- What it is
- You share a web page through a link whose access you control.
- Reading detail
- See who read the page, which sections they read and the time spent on each.
- Updates after sending
- Replace the page on the same links while keeping their reading history.
- Publishing from an assistant
- Connect your assistant to HTMLRadar to publish pages, update them and check how people read them.
- Reader charges
- Readers never pay and need no account.
Plans and prices
- Free plan
- Two tracked links with access controls and reading details.
- For one sender
- Pro is $19 a month or $190 a year.
- For a team
- Team: $59 a month for up to 3 senders, or $590 a year. Each extra sender is $15 a month, however you pay, up to 20 senders.
display.dev
Sharing and reading
- What it is
- It publishes HTML pages and Markdown (a plain-text writing format) for shared review.2
- Reading detail
- Its pricing page lists counts on Solo and viewer identity on Pro. It does not describe time per section.1
- Updates after sending
- Updates keep the same address, with retained versions on paid plans.12
- Publishing from an assistant
- Its documentation covers publishing through an assistant connector or a local command.3
- Reader charges
- It lists unlimited viewers without charges for each team member.1
Plans and prices
- Free plan
- Three gated pages and unlimited branded public pages.1
- For one sender
- Solo is €15 a month or €150 a year. Prices exclude value-added tax.1
- For a team
- Pro is €49 a month or €490 a year, without fees for each team member. Prices exclude value-added tax.1
Sources
- 1display.dev, pricing and plan details, checked 19 October 2026.
- 2display.dev, product overview, checked 19 October 2026.
- 3display.dev, connection documentation, checked 19 October 2026.
The comparison uses each product's published information. A feature not described on a pricing page is not proof that the product lacks it.
Where HTMLRadar fits
Send your web page. See which part each person read.
- You need to know which parts were read.
- See the time spent on each section, so your next conversation can start with the parts the reader explored.
- You choose who can open each link.
- A link per person, a code that proves the reader's e-mail, company-only access, an expiry, and a switch that turns it off.
- You want to try a real send first.
- Two tracked links, free. No credit card.
What display.dev includes
display.dev describes editing HTML and Markdown in the browser, with comments and new versions at the same address. Its product overview is source 2, checked on 19 October 2026.
Common questions
Choose for the work you need to do.
Can both display.dev and HTMLRadar update a page on the same link?
Yes. Both describe updates that keep the existing address. HTMLRadar also keeps the link settings and reading history. See source 2 for display.dev’s same-link updates.
Can I publish from Claude with display.dev and HTMLRadar?
Yes. Both support publishing from an assistant. HTMLRadar also lets you ask who read a link and which sections they spent time on. See source 3 for display.dev’s setup guide.
Does display.dev charge for every viewer?
Its pricing page lists unlimited viewers on every plan and no fees for each team member. HTMLRadar readers also never pay. See source 1 for display.dev’s plan details.