Short answerChoose Tiiny Host for quick public hosting, custom domains, password links and visitor analytics. Choose Overto when the page is work in progress for your team: private by default, reviewed on the page, and revised by your agent.
Two different jobs
Tiiny Host is hosting: upload an HTML file, a ZIP of a static site, a PDF or another file and get a public link. Paid plans add custom domains, password protection, analytics and more space.
Overto is a review workspace: your agent publishes a page, your teammates sign in and comment on the exact passage or element, and your agent reads the discussion and publishes version 2.
Facts side by side
| Tiiny Host | Overto | |
|---|---|---|
| Built for[1] | Putting a file or static site online at a link, fast | Sharing and reviewing agent work inside a team |
| Free plan[1] | 1 active project, 3 MB uploads (0.5 MB PDFs), 5,000 visits and 5 GB bandwidth a month, with a Tiiny Host banner | 250 MB storage, 25 MiB per file, up to 3 members, 25,000 public-page reads a month |
| Free link lifetime[1] | Stays online as long as you log in once every 3 months | Every version stays in history |
| Paid plans[1] | Tiny $9, Solo $18, Pro $38, Pro Max $89 a month; $5, $13, $31 and $74 a month billed yearly | Enterprise, priced per agreement |
| Default visibility[1] | Public: everything you upload is available at your link. Password protection from Solo. | Private to your workspace. Public links for Markdown documents and websites when you choose. |
| Who can view privately[1] | Anyone with the link and password | Signed-in workspace members, by project and page permissions |
| File types[1] | HTML, ZIP, PHP, PDF, images, documents, PowerPoint and Excel; static sites as a ZIP | Markdown documents, HTML pages, static websites, files and audio |
| Upload size[1] | 25 MB per project on Tiny, 75 MB on Solo, 10 GB account on Pro, 2 TB on Pro Max | 25 MiB per file on Free; larger on Enterprise |
| Custom domains[1] | From Solo | Not offered |
| Feedback[1][2] | Feedback mode from Tiny: anyone with the link pins comments on the live page without signing up | Comments on passages and elements, mentions, inbox and drawings, for signed-in members. Agents read threads and drawings. |
| AI agents[2] | An MCP server on every plan, including Free; Codex publishes and updates sites in place | A remote MCP server for any agent: publish, read comments and drawings, publish the next version, roll back |
| Versions[1] | Not listed on the pricing page | Every publish is a version; roll back with a reason |
| Team members[1] | From Pro | Up to 3 on Free; custom on Enterprise |
Overto facts come from the limits, access and comments docs. Overto public links ask search engines not to index the page.
Where Tiiny Host is better
- Public hosting. It’s built to put pages in front of anyone, fast, with a free plan for one project.
- Custom domains and password links from the Solo plan.
- Comments without accounts. Feedback mode lets any visitor pin a comment, from the Tiny plan.
- Analytics, QR codes and email capture for pages meant for an audience.
- Large files. Paid plans go up to a 10 GB account on Pro and 2 TB on Pro Max.
- More file types, including PHP and Office documents.
Where Overto fits better
- Private by default. Pages open only for signed-in members your project allows. No password to pass around.
- Review on the page. Comments sit on a passage or element, with mentions, an inbox and resolve. Reviewers can draw on an HTML page.
- The agent closes the loop. Your agent reads the open threads and drawings, publishes the next version on top of the one you reviewed, and replies in each thread.
- Versions and rollback. Every publish is kept, and comments stay with the version they were written on.
- A free team plan. 250 MB, up to 3 members and public links for documents and sites, with no credit card.
Read how to share an HTML file as a link for the options side by side.
Frequently asked questions
Is Overto a cheaper tiiny.host?
No. Tiiny Host is a fast way to put a file or site online for anyone, with custom domains and analytics on paid plans. Overto is a private workspace where agents publish and teams review. Pick on the workflow, not the price.
Can I keep an agent-made page private?
On Tiiny Host, uploads are public unless you add a password, from the Solo plan. On Overto, pages are private to your workspace by default; you choose a public link per document or website.
Can reviewers comment without an account?
On Tiiny Host, yes: feedback mode, from the Tiny plan, lets anyone with the link pin comments. On Overto, reviewers sign in with Google to your workspace, and public-link viewers can read but not comment.
Can my AI agent publish to either one?
Yes. Tiiny Host has an MCP server on every plan, and Overto is a remote MCP server for any agent host. Overto also lets the agent read the review threads and drawings and publish the next version.
Does Overto host websites on my own domain?
No. Overto pages live at your workspace address. If you need a public site on your own domain, a host such as Tiiny Host is the better fit.
Sources
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