A tiiny.host alternative built for client work
tiiny.host is the simplest way to put a file online, with a free plan, custom domains and a long list of file types. Its client features — passwords, tracked links, custom domains — start at the $18 Solo plan, which holds five projects. QuickHost puts passwords, a link per person and client comments on every plan, and is built around what happens after you send the link.
Checked 17 September 2026 against tiiny.host’s own pricing and documentation — sources.
At a glance
How does QuickHost compare to tiiny.host?
tiiny.host is the simplest way to put a file online. QuickHost is narrower: every plan is built for sending work to clients and seeing what happens next.
| What you need | tiiny.host | QuickHost |
|---|---|---|
| Publish without a repo or a build step | YesDrag and drop | YesDrag and drop, the qh CLI, or your agent |
| Multi-file sites — CSS, JS, images, sub-pages | YesZipped static sites | YesA zip or a folder, served as uploaded |
| PDFs, spreadsheets, markdown and video, each in a viewer | PartlyPDFs, Office files and images | YesPDF, markdown, CSV, JSON, images and video |
| A password on the link | PartlyFrom Solo, $18 a month | YesOn every plan, including the $8 one |
| A separate link per recipient, revocable on its own | PartlyTracked links, from Solo | YesNamed links, each revoked on its own |
| Who opened it, per recipient | PartlyVisits per tracked link, from Solo | YesOpens, first and last seen, per person |
| An expiry date on the link | No | YesAny project, every plan |
| Comments from your client, no account needed | PartlyFeedback mode, from Tiny | YesPinned to a sentence, a PDF page or a video moment |
| Your AI agent can publish it and read the feedback | PartlyAn MCP server that publishes; it can’t read feedback | YesMCP server with 17 tools, CLI and REST API |
| Nothing of the host's on your client's page | PartlyA banner on the free plan | YesOnly the password and expiry screens name QuickHost |
| Your own domain | PartlyFrom Solo | NoNot yet — links are <name>.quickhost.ing |
| A free plan | YesOne project, with a banner | NoA 7-day trial, then from $8 a month |
Fair is fair
When is tiiny.host the better choice?
tiiny.host is the better choice if you want something free, need your own domain, or publish file types QuickHost doesn’t — it takes Word, PowerPoint, Excel and PHP files, has an AI page builder and an in-browser editor, and has been doing this for years.
Choose tiiny.host if
- You want a free plan, and a banner on the page is fine
- You need your own domain
- You’re publishing Word, PowerPoint or Excel files
- You want a page builder or an editor alongside the hosting
Choose QuickHost if
- You want a password on every plan, not from $18 a month
- You keep dozens of deliverables live at once
- Links should expire on a date you choose
- Clients should comment on the page, and your agent should resolve it
The difference
Where does tiiny.host fall short for client work?
tiiny.host serves everyone from students to estate agents, so the features client work needs are spread across tiers — and a couple aren’t there at all.
Passwords start at $18 a month
Password protection, tracked links and custom domains all begin on Solo — $18 a month, or $13 billed yearly. The $9 Tiny plan has none of them. QuickHost’s $8 plan has passwords and a link per person.
Few projects per plan
Solo holds 5 active projects and Pro holds 15, at $38 a month. QuickHost’s Studio plan holds 100 for $39, with five people on the team.
Links don’t expire when you want them to
There’s no expiry date to set on a link. On the free plan it’s the other way round: a link stays up only if you log in at least once every three months.
Feedback your agent can’t see
Feedback mode collects comments from the Tiny plan up, but tiiny’s MCP server can only publish, update and delete — so the comments never reach the agent that would act on them.
Pricing
How does tiiny.host’s pricing compare?
tiiny.host has a free plan with one project and a banner, then Tiny at $9, Solo at $18, Pro at $38 and Pro Max at $89 a month, all cheaper billed yearly. Passwords start at Solo. QuickHost has no free plan; it starts at $8, with passwords included.
tiiny.host
- Free$0
- 1 project, 3 MB uploads, tiiny.host banner
- Tiny$9/mo
- $60 billed yearly · 1 project, no banner
- Solo$18/mo
- $156 billed yearly · 5 projects, password, tracked links, domain
- Pro$38/mo
- $372 billed yearly · 15 projects, team members
- Pro Max$89/mo
- $888 billed yearly · unlimited projects
QuickHost
- Starter$8/mo
- 1 member · 10 active projects
- Studio$39/mo
- 5 members, flat — then $5 each ($50 a year) · 100 active projects
- Agency$79/mo
- 15 members, flat — then $5 each ($50 a year) · 500 active projects
QuickHost prices are per workspace, not per person, and the same on every page of this site. Access is invite-only while billing is being finished; these are the plans it opens with.
Switching
How do I move from tiiny.host to QuickHost?
The same file or zip works as it is — download what you uploaded to tiiny.host and publish it again.
- 1Download the HTML file or zip you uploaded to tiiny.host.
- 2Drag it onto the QuickHost dashboard, run qh publish, or have your agent publish it over MCP.
- 3Pick a readable name, like acme-proposal, and a password or a named link for each client.
- 4Send the new links, and take the tiiny.host project down once your clients have moved over.
Questions
What else do people ask about tiiny.host and QuickHost?
The questions that come up when someone is deciding between the two, answered plainly.
Does QuickHost have a free plan like tiiny.host?
No. It starts at $8 a month, with a 7-day trial of Studio. That’s why there’s no upsell banner over your client’s page, and no link that goes down because you didn’t log in.
Can I password-protect a tiiny.host site on the free plan?
No. Password protection starts on the Solo plan, at $18 a month or $13 billed yearly. Every QuickHost plan includes it.
Does tiiny.host show who opened a link?
From the Solo plan, tracked links let you give each person their own link and count its visits. QuickHost works the same way on every plan: a named link per person, with when they first and last opened it and how many times.
Sources
Where do these facts come from?
tiiny.host’s own pages, read on 17 September 2026. Prices and plans change — if anything here has gone out of date, email [email protected] and it will be corrected.