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Stacktree alternatives for sharing Claude artifacts.
Claude’s Share button gives an artifact a link; its guide lists no record of who opened it. Stacktree is built for client pages on your own domain and names who opened them from $19 a month. Of the six alternatives below, Hostus and HTMLRadar show who read a page on their free plans.
Read from each product’s own pages on 11 November 2026. Claude and Stacktree first, then the alternatives in alphabetical order. We make HTMLRadar; its row is read the same way.
Eight ways to share a Claude artifact, side by side
| Product | Getting a Claude artifact there | What it shows about readers | Who can open it | The free plan |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ClaudeClaude’s sharing guide | Built in: open the artifact and click Share. | Its sharing guide lists no record of who opened an artifact. | Anyone with the link; people you invite by e-mail, who sign in to Claude (beta, from Pro); on Team and Enterprise, your organisation. | Part of Claude. Who you can share with depends on your Claude plan. |
| StacktreeStacktree pricing page, Stacktree home page | From your agent, through its API and MCP server, on every plan. | Free: that a page was opened, not the numbers. Solo, $19 a month: who opened it, by name, and when. Studio, $79 a month: time on page and section attention, in aggregate. | A private, unguessable link and a passcode. E-mail gates, or only @client.com, from Solo. | 3 pages in total. Each lasts 7 days, or up to 90 while it keeps being opened. |
| HostusHostus home page and pricing | A Claude connector, an API and a Skill, on every plan, or drop the file. | Who viewed and when, on an e-mail-gated page, with each reader’s time by section. On Free. | Public, invite-only, or an e-mail gate limited to a list or a domain. | Up to 20 docs and 2 MB of HTML, with every feature. No card. |
| HTMLRadarHTMLRadar pricing page | Upload the file, or publish straight from Claude or another agent. | Who read it and which sections they stayed on, for the first 5 readers of each link. Later readers are counted. | A link per person, a one-time code that proves the reader’s e-mail, or a password; an expiry; a switch that turns it off. | 2 tracked links for the life of the account. No card. |
| LiveSendLiveSend home page and pricing | A Claude connector, or drop or paste the HTML. | Free: anonymous “opened” alerts and 7-day view counts. Pro, $12 a month billed yearly: who opened it, read time and country. | A public link on Free. A password from Pro. | 3 documents, files up to 2 MB, with a LiveSend watermark. |
| PagelivePagelive pricing page | Say “publish this” in Claude, or drop the file. | Free: a view count, and an e-mail on the first open. Solo, $15 a month: who, when, reading time and sections read. | Public on Free. From Solo: a password, a verified e-mail, Google sign-in or a link per person. | 2 public pages, with the Pagelive badge. |
| PeonyPeony pricing page, Peony HTML viewer | Upload the .html file; its viewer runs the JavaScript. Publishing from Claude through its MCP server is on Enterprise. | Who opened it and for how long. Page-by-page analytics are on Free. | A password and e-mail capture on Free. E-mail authentication from Business, $30 an admin a month. | 50 documents and 500 MB of storage. Unlimited visitors. |
| ShareDuoShareDuo home page and pricing | Drop or paste the HTML. No account needed to upload. | A view count and when it was last opened. | Anyone with the link, or a password. Kept out of search engines. | Links that last 1 hour, 1 day or 7 days. |
Claude
- Getting a Claude artifact there
- Built in: open the artifact and click Share.
- What it shows about readers
- Its sharing guide lists no record of who opened an artifact.
- Who can open it
- Anyone with the link; people you invite by e-mail, who sign in to Claude (beta, from Pro); on Team and Enterprise, your organisation.
- The free plan
- Part of Claude. Who you can share with depends on your Claude plan.
Stacktree
Stacktree pricing page, Stacktree home page
- Getting a Claude artifact there
- From your agent, through its API and MCP server, on every plan.
- What it shows about readers
- Free: that a page was opened, not the numbers. Solo, $19 a month: who opened it, by name, and when. Studio, $79 a month: time on page and section attention, in aggregate.
- Who can open it
- A private, unguessable link and a passcode. E-mail gates, or only @client.com, from Solo.
- The free plan
- 3 pages in total. Each lasts 7 days, or up to 90 while it keeps being opened.
Hostus
- Getting a Claude artifact there
- A Claude connector, an API and a Skill, on every plan, or drop the file.
- What it shows about readers
- Who viewed and when, on an e-mail-gated page, with each reader’s time by section. On Free.
- Who can open it
- Public, invite-only, or an e-mail gate limited to a list or a domain.
- The free plan
- Up to 20 docs and 2 MB of HTML, with every feature. No card.
HTMLRadar
- Getting a Claude artifact there
- Upload the file, or publish straight from Claude or another agent.
- What it shows about readers
- Who read it and which sections they stayed on, for the first 5 readers of each link. Later readers are counted.
- Who can open it
- A link per person, a one-time code that proves the reader’s e-mail, or a password; an expiry; a switch that turns it off.
- The free plan
- 2 tracked links for the life of the account. No card.
LiveSend
LiveSend home page and pricing
- Getting a Claude artifact there
- A Claude connector, or drop or paste the HTML.
- What it shows about readers
- Free: anonymous “opened” alerts and 7-day view counts. Pro, $12 a month billed yearly: who opened it, read time and country.
- Who can open it
- A public link on Free. A password from Pro.
- The free plan
- 3 documents, files up to 2 MB, with a LiveSend watermark.
Pagelive
- Getting a Claude artifact there
- Say “publish this” in Claude, or drop the file.
- What it shows about readers
- Free: a view count, and an e-mail on the first open. Solo, $15 a month: who, when, reading time and sections read.
- Who can open it
- Public on Free. From Solo: a password, a verified e-mail, Google sign-in or a link per person.
- The free plan
- 2 public pages, with the Pagelive badge.
Peony
Peony pricing page, Peony HTML viewer
- Getting a Claude artifact there
- Upload the .html file; its viewer runs the JavaScript. Publishing from Claude through its MCP server is on Enterprise.
- What it shows about readers
- Who opened it and for how long. Page-by-page analytics are on Free.
- Who can open it
- A password and e-mail capture on Free. E-mail authentication from Business, $30 an admin a month.
- The free plan
- 50 documents and 500 MB of storage. Unlimited visitors.
ShareDuo
ShareDuo home page and pricing
- Getting a Claude artifact there
- Drop or paste the HTML. No account needed to upload.
- What it shows about readers
- A view count and when it was last opened.
- Who can open it
- Anyone with the link, or a password. Kept out of search engines.
- The free plan
- Links that last 1 hour, 1 day or 7 days.
Each row comes from the product’s own pages, linked under its name. A feature a page does not describe may still exist. Prices change; the linked page is the one that counts.
What each tool is built for
Claude
Claude’s own sharing is built in. An artifact starts private to you; Share gives it a link anyone can open, an invitation by e-mail or, on Team and Enterprise, access for your organisation.
Most artifacts shared with “Anyone with the link” open without a Claude account. The guide says who can open an artifact and what they see, and lists no record of who opened it.
Stacktree
Stacktree is built for client work kept current: private pages on your own domain, one address per client, and an agent that updates the page while the client comments on it.
Free is 3 pages for the life of the account, with a Stacktree footer. Solo, $19 a month, adds your own domain, e-mail gates and who opened each page by name; Studio, $79 a month, adds time on page and section attention, in aggregate.
Hostus
Hostus hosts HTML and AI-made pages as live links, keeps the responses to their forms, and lets Claude publish, find and update them through its connector.
Its free plan holds 20 docs with an e-mail gate and each reader’s time by section; at the gate the reader types an e-mail address before the page opens. Paid plans, $9.99 a month or $49.99 a year, remove the limits.
HTMLRadar
We make HTMLRadar. Sharing inside an AI tool works for colleagues. HTMLRadar is for the people outside: no account to create, access you control, and how they read it.
Free gives 2 tracked links; Hostus’s free plan holds 20 docs. Each link shows its first 5 readers in full, and later readers are counted. HTMLRadar is not a general document store or a data room; it is how a web page reaches the people it is for.
Pro, $19 a month, gives unlimited links and shows every reader. Replace the page on the same link, from the dashboard or by your agent, and everyone sees the new version.
LiveSend
LiveSend is built for client reports, research decks and proposals sent on a branded link, with a password and edits in place after sending.
Free holds 3 documents of up to 2 MB on a public link. Pro, $12 a month billed yearly, adds your own link name, a password, and who opened it, with read time and country; Team is $47 a month for 3 seats.
Pagelive
Pagelive is built for proposals, reports and decks made with AI and sent on your own domain, with comments, suggested edits and an Approve button on the page.
Free is 2 public pages with a view count. Solo, $15 a month or $150 a year, shows who read each page, when, for how long and which sections, and adds up to 5 custom domains; Team is $49 a month for up to 10 members.
Peony
Peony is a data room. It renders an HTML artifact live, with its JavaScript running, and on paid plans adds screenshot protection, NDA gates and permissions around it.
Free holds 50 documents with page-by-page analytics. E-mail authentication starts at Business, $30 an admin a month billed annually.
ShareDuo
ShareDuo is built for one job: giving a Claude artifact a shareable link, with a password and an expiry, and no account for you or your readers.
Free links last 1 hour, 1 day or 7 days. Plus, $4.99 a month, gives 10 active artifacts, 30-day and permanent links, Google Analytics and your own domain.
Can you see who viewed a Claude artifact?
Not in Claude itself: its sharing guide says who can open an artifact and lists no record of who opened it. Stacktree from Solo, LiveSend from Pro and Pagelive from Solo show who opened a page. Hostus and HTMLRadar show it on their free plans, with the sections each reader read.
Which Stacktree alternatives are free?
Each one here has a free plan. Hostus holds 20 docs, Peony 50 documents, LiveSend 3 documents, Pagelive 2 public pages, HTMLRadar 2 tracked links, and ShareDuo’s free links last up to 7 days. Stacktree’s Free plan is 3 pages, each live for 7 days, or up to 90 while it keeps being opened.
Do readers need a Claude account to open a shared artifact?
Not for most artifacts shared with “Anyone with the link”, Claude’s guide says; people you invite by e-mail sign in to Claude with that address. HTMLRadar’s readers need no account and nothing to install.
Which of them shows which sections each reader read?
Hostus, for each reader of an e-mail-gated page, on its free plan. Pagelive lists the sections read from Solo, $15 a month. HTMLRadar shows which sections each reader stayed on. Stacktree shows section attention in aggregate, across readers, from Studio, $79 a month.