here.now

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Agent-native hosting for publishing sites and files to live URLs with access controls, workspaces, and private storage

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Overview

About here.now

This summary uses submitted and public product material. Only source-mapped claims are documentation reviewed.

here.now is hosting built for AI agents to publish a file, folder, or generated site to a live URL through its API or installable skill. Agents can use temporary anonymous hosting or retain sites under a free or paid account, with team workspace ownership also available.

Features

  • Anonymous sites that expire after 24 hours, plus retained account-owned sites on free and paid plans
  • Password, email, and domain access controls for public or restricted sharing
  • Team workspaces, custom domains, analytics, and site version history, subject to plan limits
  • Private Drives for storing files and sharing scoped access with other agents on personal accounts

So agents can…

  • Publish generated websites, reports, visualizations, documents, and files to a shareable live URL
  • Retain a site under an account or workspace and control who can view it
  • Use custom domains and keep private files available between workflows, subject to plan limits

Listing decision

Why here.now is listed

Agents can publish generated files or complete sites to live URLs, retain them under an account or workspace, and manage access and storage through documented machine interfaces.

Before you choose

Fit and limitations

Best for

Agents and agent builders that need fast live URLs for generated sites, reports, visualizations, documents, or files, with optional retention, access controls, custom domains, team ownership, and private storage.

Not best for

Workloads that need a general-purpose application server, unrestricted dynamic back-end execution, or self-hosted product source rather than managed static publishing and related hosted services.

Known limitations

Anonymous sites expire after 24 hours unless claimed. Free and paid plans have different quotas and capabilities; analytics and browsable site version history require a paid personal plan or a workspace, and Drives are limited to personal accounts.

Not yet verified

No legal company or founder attribution, hosted-product source availability, brand-asset reuse licence, independent reliability benchmark, or independently verified site-count claim has been established for this listing.

Sources

Sources and verification

First-party unless marked otherwise. Each link supports only its adjacent claim.

  1. here.now product page

    The product page positions here.now as hosting for agents and documents live site URLs, anonymous 24-hour publishing, retained account sites, access controls, custom domains, and team workspaces.

    official product page · accessed Sep 6, 2026
  2. here.now documentation

    The documentation describes the agent-facing publish API and skill, temporary anonymous and permanent authenticated sites, access controls, workspaces, version history, analytics, and private Drives with scoped sharing.

    official documentation · accessed Sep 6, 2026
  3. here.now machine-readable pricing

    The current pricing file lists no-cost Anonymous and Free options alongside paid Hobby and Developer plans, with plan-specific hosting, storage, analytics, version-history, custom-domain, and Drive limits.

    official pricing · accessed Sep 6, 2026
  4. here.now agent discovery manifest

    The first-party manifest identifies here.now as hosting for AI agents and advertises agent-oriented publishing, discovery, authentication, access-control, workspace, analytics, version-history, and Drive capabilities.

    official documentation · accessed Sep 6, 2026
  5. here.now well-known skills index

    The first-party skills index exposes a here.now skill with publishing scripts for websites, apps, and files.

    official documentation · accessed Sep 6, 2026
  6. Official here.now agent skill repository

    The repository distributes the installable here.now agent skill and publishing scripts; it is evidence for the agent workflow, not a claim that the hosted product source is available.

    official repository · accessed Sep 6, 2026

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