Compare NudgeHost (2026)
Eighteen comparisons against eight hosts. Every figure comes from the vendor's own pages, with the date it was read.
Figures last verified 1 September 2026
- 18comparisons
- 8competitors
- 2 of 8publish with no account
- 1 of 8free API and free MCP
What are you trying to put online?
Four things you might be holding, and where each one is answered.
A document to send
A PDF, a deck, a spreadsheet or a Word file, going to somebody who should not have to sign in to read it.
The file-sharing toolsA site you have already built
A folder of assets or a framework build, where the question is what the host does with it and what that costs.
The static hostsSomething an agent produced
Output that needs an address before the turn ends, reached over an API or an MCP server rather than a dashboard.
Agent hosting platformsTwo other tools, neither of them ours
Tiiny.host and Linkyhost measured against each other, with a winner named per section and NudgeHost out of it.
Tiiny.host vs Linkyhost
Every free plan, side by side
One row per competitor, four questions each. Every cell is carried from that vendor's own comparison rather than checked again here.
| Product | A file | Live at once | Before an account | API on the free plan |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NudgeHost | 25MB | 10 live links | Nothing. 25MB and 3 links signed out, each running 7 days | 2 keys at 20 requests a minute |
| Tiiny.host | 3MB | 1 project | Account and verified email first | No, Solo and above |
| Linkyhost | 10MB | 1 permanent upload | No, an account is required | Business only, from $300/yr |
| Static.app | 50MB | 1 website on 50MB of storage | No, an account is required | Starter and above |
| WeTransfer | Not published | Not published | An account, required since November 2024 | Not published |
| GitHub Pages | Not published | One user or organisation site, and one project site per repository | No, an account and a repository first | A REST API is published and reaches repositories and Pages |
| Netlify Drop | Not published | Not published | Yes, a dragged folder, ZIP or HTML file | Deploys can be created through their API |
| Cloudflare Pages | 25 MiB for a single site asset | Not published | No. The dashboard flow starts by creating an application | Not published |
Competitor figures as published on 1 September 2026, and every cell in the table above is carried from the comparison it links to. "Not published" means that vendor publishes no figure of that shape, which is not the same as a figure of zero. NudgeHost figures come from the current plan definitions on the pricing page.
Against file-sharing tools
Products that exist to turn a file into a link, same as this one.
Tiiny.host
4 pages
- NudgeHost vs Tiiny.host1 Sep 202610 free links at 25MB each against 3MB and one project, and no plan here meters visitors.
- Tiiny.host reviews11 Sep 2026Reviewers praise Tiiny.host's speed and fault its free plan, where NudgeHost gives more.
- Tiiny.host alternatives12 Sep 2026Six places to move a file from Tiiny.host, each measured on the same three questions.
- Tiiny.host pricing12 Sep 2026Every Tiiny.host plan priced monthly and annually, set against what the same work costs here.
WeTransfer
4 pages
- NudgeHost vs WeTransfer16 Sep 2026WeTransfer moves far bigger files. NudgeHost keeps a link live at its own address.
- WeTransfer reviews17 Sep 2026WeTransfer scores 4.8 on Capterra and 3.4 on Trustpilot, and most recent one-star reviews are about billing.
- WeTransfer alternatives17 Sep 2026Six places to move your files from WeTransfer, each measured on the same four questions.
- WeTransfer pricing17 Sep 2026Every WeTransfer plan priced in the US, the UK and the eurozone, from its own catalog, set beside NudgeHost's plans.
Static.app
4 pages
- NudgeHost vs Static.app5 Sep 2026Static.app is cheaper at entry and this page prints the figures, and nothing there publishes without an account.
- Static.app reviews16 Sep 2026Static.app scores 4.7 on G2 and 3.7 on Trustpilot, and the gap is about suspended accounts.
- Static.app alternatives16 Sep 2026Six places to move a site from Static.app, each measured on the same three questions.
- Static.app pricing16 Sep 2026Every Static.app plan priced monthly and annually, with the add-ons on top, set against what the same work costs here.
Linkyhost
1 page
- NudgeHost vs Linkyhost8 Sep 2026API keys come with the free plan, where Linkyhost publishes API access on Business, a tier it prices from $300 a year.
Against static hosts
Platforms built to deploy a site, where a single file is not the unit.
GitHub Pages
1 page
- NudgeHost vs GitHub Pages5 Sep 2026Their ceilings are higher and it costs nothing, and ours needs no repository, no commit and no build.
Netlify Drop
1 page
- NudgeHost vs Netlify Drop5 Sep 2026Drop publishes without an account too, and its unclaimed link dies in an hour against 7 days here.
Cloudflare Pages
1 page
- NudgeHost vs Cloudflare Pages6 Sep 2026Pages takes a folder or a ZIP you built yourself, and NudgeHost takes the file.
Roundups and neutral reads
Wider than one head to head, or a comparison NudgeHost stays out of.
- 6 Sep 2026
Agent hosting platforms compared
NudgeHost asks for the least before the first call, and Vercel's MCP server reaches the furthest.
- 8 Sep 2026
Tiiny.host vs Linkyhost
Free tiers, static hosting, PDF sharing and visitor caps, with a winner named per section.
Frequently asked questions
Which of these can I try without making an account?
NudgeHost and Netlify Drop, and nothing else on this page. NudgeHost takes 25MB a file signed out, 3 links at once, each running 7 days and claimable later by signing up. Netlify Drop publishes a dragged folder, ZIP or HTML file logged out, but the anonymous deploy is a temporary project that has to be claimed within one hour. Tiiny.host wants an account and a verified email, Static.app and Linkyhost want an account, GitHub Pages wants an account and a repository, and the Cloudflare Pages dashboard flow starts by creating an application.
Which free plan is the most generous?
It depends on the unit, because these vendors do not cap the same thing. NudgeHost holds 10 live links at 25MB a file. GitHub Pages publishes a site of up to 1 GB and is the roomiest here on size. Static.app gives 1 website on 50MB of storage, at 50MB a file. Tiiny.host gives 1 project at 3MB, metered at 5,000 views a month. Linkyhost gives 1 permanent upload at 10MB. Netlify meters a hard 300 credits a month and spends 15 of them on a production deploy. Cloudflare Pages rations builds instead, at 500 a month with one running at a time.
Which one can an agent publish through?
NudgeHost gives an AI client four tools over Streamable HTTP on the free plan, at 2 API keys and 20 requests a minute, and one call turns a file or a block of text into a public link. Six of the eight platforms in the roundup publish an MCP server. The Vercel server reaches the furthest, covering documentation search, project and deployment management, log analysis and Web Analytics queries, and their changelog says it can now deploy code. Tiiny.host and Linkyhost publish a REST API and no MCP server.
How current are these figures?
Every competitor figure on this page is carried from the comparison that verified it, and each of those pages prints the day that vendor's own pages were last read. Those dates run from 1 September 2026 to 17 September 2026, and the line under the table shows the oldest of them rather than the newest, because a table is only as current as its stalest cell. A check in the repository reports any page whose figures pass ninety days.
See for yourself
The free plan is genuinely free. Try it before you decide.