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ReportRoom vs Tiiny Host

Tiiny Host is the simplest way to put a file on the web: drag a single HTML file (or a zipped site, a PDF, even a PHP script) onto the page and get a live .tiiny.site URL in seconds. That simplicity made it the default host for the "share my AI-generated page" job. ReportRoom does the same job differently — your content (not your file) is published through a design system into a tracked, responsive live page, by you or your AI agent in one API/MCP call, with cookieless analytics on every plan including Free. Where Tiiny gives you a bare URL for whatever you upload, ReportRoom gives you a finished, instrumented document. This page walks the real differences — including the places Tiiny Host is genuinely the better pick.

Competitor pricing, plan limits, and feature tiers verified August 2026 against Tiiny Host's published pricing and documentation. Spotted something outdated? Tell us and we'll fix it.

TL;DR

Pick ReportRoom to turn AI-generated content into designed, tracked documents — analytics and API/MCP from $0.
Pick Tiiny Host to host files as-is — zipped static sites, PDFs, even PHP — with unbeatable drag-drop simplicity.
Biggest gap: free tiers — 50 tracked documents vs 1 active project, with analytics at $5/mo and the API at $13/mo on Tiiny.

50×

more free documents: 50 live tracked documents at $0 vs 1 active project on Tiiny Host's free plan

for analytics + API + MCP on ReportRoom — on Tiiny, analytics start at $5/mo and the API at $13/mo (annual billing)

MCP tools incl. analytics your agent can report back — Tiiny Host's MCP covers publish, update, delete

Choose ReportRoom if…

You publish documents at volume — 50 free live documents vs Tiiny's 1 active project; Pro's $8/mo (annual) hosts 100 vs Tiiny's $5/mo for 1 project and $13/mo for 5.
Analytics at $0 — cookieless daily view counts on every plan including Free; Tiiny's built-in analytics start on the $5/mo Tiny plan, and its free tier reports nothing.
Raw agent output comes back designed — Markdown renders through the design system, and HTML publishes can opt into the theme stylesheet; on Tiiny, an unstyled artifact stays unstyled.
Your agent needs to close the loop — 23 MCP tools including get_analytics ("31 views this week, peaking Thursday"); Tiiny's MCP publishes, updates, and deletes, but reports nothing back.
You'll eventually need gated sharing — data rooms with per-viewer analytics and NDA click-through at $49/mo (annual); Tiiny tops out at password protection (Solo) and email capture (Pro).

Choose Tiiny Host if…

Your artifact is a file or a whole site — zipped static sites with their assets, PDFs, Office docs, even PHP; 100+ formats served exactly as uploaded. ReportRoom doesn't host zips, PDFs-as-files, or PHP at all.
Drag-drop simplicity is the point: file in, URL out, nothing to learn — and its MCP server (every plan, including Free) publishes straight from Claude too.
You want QR codes, feedback mode, or PDF download-blocking on what you share — ReportRoom has none of these.
Large files or high traffic on few projects: uploads up to 2 TB on Pro Max, and Solo's $13/mo (annual) serves 100,000 visits/mo on a custom domain.

ReportRoom published client report with KPI strip and channel bar chart — A ReportRoom report as viewers see it — a designed live web page with built-in analytics. Open this live example →

ReportRoom published deck cover: Atlas Robotics with ARR, growth, accuracy and deployment stats — A published deck — scroll-snap slides, no viewer app needed. Open this live example →

Tiiny Host pricing cards: Tiny $5, Solo $13, Pro $31, Pro Max $74 per month billed yearly — Tiiny Host's published pricing (yearly view — its default), August 2026: Tiny $5, Solo $13, Pro $31, Pro Max $74 per month billed annually; monthly billing runs $9/$18/$38/$89. The free plan (1 project, 3 MB, banner) appears only in the compare-plans matrix below the cards.

Side by side

Feature	ReportRoom	Tiiny Host
Free plan	50 live documents, analytics + API/MCP included	1 active project, 3 MB upload (0.5 MB for PDFs), 5,000 visits/mo, Tiiny banner
What viewers see	A designed, responsive live web page rendered from your Markdown/HTML	Your uploaded file, served as-is at a .tiiny.site URL
Paid entry (annual billing)	$8/mo (Pro): 100 documents, badge removed	$5/mo (Tiny): still 1 active project, banner removed, analytics, QR codes
Documents / projects per tier	Free 50, Pro 100, unlimited from Team ($15/seat/mo annual)	Free 1, Tiny 1, Solo 5, Pro 15, Pro Max unlimited ($74/mo annual)
View analytics	Cookieless daily views on every plan incl. Free; per-viewer analytics in data rooms	None on Free; built-in analytics from Tiny ($5/mo); link tracking from Solo
AI-agent (MCP) support	23 MCP tools: publish, design lint, images, analytics, data rooms (all plans; room tools need Business)	MCP server on all plans incl. Free — publish, update, delete
REST API	Every plan, incl. Free	Solo plan and up ($13/mo annual)
File & site types	Markdown or HTML documents — no zip, static-site, PDF, or PHP hosting	HTML, zipped static sites, PDF, PHP, images, Office files — 100+ formats
Design layer	Design system applied at publish: themes, typography, charts; design lint over MCP	None — what you upload is exactly what serves
Access control	Public or team-only docs; data rooms (Business): email/passcode grants, NDA click-through, per-viewer analytics	Password protection from Solo; email capture from Pro
Custom domain	Team plan and up ($15/seat/mo annual)	Solo plan and up ($13/mo annual)
Traffic allowance	No per-plan visit tiers on the pricing page	Capped per plan: 5k (Free), 10k (Tiny), 100k (Solo), 500k (Pro) visits/mo
QR codes / feedback mode	No	Yes — both from the Tiny plan ($5/mo annual)
Update a shared link	Yes — re-publish the same slug	Yes — replace the upload (dashboard or MCP update)

What each product actually is

Tiiny Host is a file host with a gift for simplicity: drag a file — single HTML, a zipped static site, a PDF, a PowerPoint, even PHP — onto the homepage and it's live on a .tiiny.site subdomain in seconds. There's no content model and no processing: the bytes you upload are the bytes that serve. Around that core it sells sharing conveniences by tier: banner removal, QR codes and analytics from Tiny ($5/mo annual), custom domains, password protection and the API from Solo ($13/mo), email capture and team seats on Pro ($31/mo), and 2 TB large-file hosting on Pro Max ($74/mo).

ReportRoom is a publishing layer: Markdown or HTML in — from a dashboard, a script, or an AI agent over MCP — and a designed, instrumented live page out, on your subdomain or custom domain, updateable in place behind a stable URL. The design system does the styling work at publish time, cookieless analytics count every view from day one, and the API isn't a paid add-on: it's the front door, on the free plan.

The cleanest way to choose: if you need the exact file served (a zip site, a PDF, PHP), Tiiny Host; if you need the content published as a finished, tracked document, ReportRoom.

The two free tiers, honestly compared

Both free tiers are real and neither expires — but they're sized very differently:

Capacity: ReportRoom's free plan holds 50 live documents (retire one to free a slot); Tiiny's holds 1 active project at 3 MB (0.5 MB for PDFs) with 5,000 visits/mo. One AI artifact shared at a time vs a library of them.
Analytics: ReportRoom counts views on the free plan; Tiiny's free plan has no analytics at all — its built-in analytics start on the $5/mo Tiny plan.
The machine surface: both free tiers speak MCP — that's genuinely to Tiiny's credit. But ReportRoom's free plan also includes the REST API (Tiiny's is Solo-and-up) and the MCP tools go past publishing into design lint, images, and analytics.
Branding: both free tiers badge their pages — Tiiny with its banner, ReportRoom with a "Published with ReportRoom" badge. Removal costs $5/mo (Tiny, annual) there and $8/mo (Pro, annual) here — but Tiny still hosts only one project, while Pro hosts 100.
Longevity: Tiiny's free links stay up indefinitely as long as you log in every 3 months (per its FAQ). ReportRoom's free documents stay live with no login requirement.

Publish in one call

ReportRoom's entire publishing workflow is one HTTP call. Send Markdown (or your own HTML) and get back a live, tracked URL:

curl -X POST https://api.reportroom.io/v1/documents \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer rr_live_…" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{
    "type": "report",
    "title": "Q3 Client Report",
    "content_format": "markdown",
    "content": "# Q3 results\n\nOrganic traffic +34%…"
  }'

# → { "url": "https://yourhandle.reportroom.io/q3-client-report", … }

Re-publishing the same slug updates the document behind the same link. For AI agents it's even shorter — connect the MCP server once and publishing becomes a sentence:

claude mcp add --transport http reportroom https://mcp.reportroom.io/mcp

After that, "publish this analysis as a report and tell me tomorrow who read it" is a complete workflow: the agent calls publish, gets the URL, and later calls get_analytics, which returns daily view counts plus a plain-language summary written for agents to relay. 23 MCP tools cover publishing, design lint, images, data rooms, and analytics — publishing, images, and analytics work on every plan, including Free; the data-room tools require the Business plan.

Credit where due: Tiiny Host also runs an MCP server (mcp.tiiny.host) on every plan including Free — its tools publish, update, and delete projects. The difference is scope: ReportRoom's 23 tools also lint the design, manage images, gate data rooms, and read analytics back, so the agent that published your report can also tell you tomorrow who read it. Tiiny's agent publishes a file and stops there.

Analytics and access control

Tiiny Host treats measurement as an upgrade: nothing on Free, "built-in analytics" from the Tiny plan, link tracking from Solo, and email capture (collect a viewer's address before they open the page) on Pro. Password protection arrives with Solo. These are link conveniences, not an analytics product — there's no API access to any of it.

ReportRoom counts real page views (cookieless, asset requests excluded) into daily rollups on every plan, exposed in the dashboard, over GET /v1/documents/:slug/analytics, and through the MCP get_analytics tool with a plain-language summary written for agents to relay. Identity-level tracking lives where identity is real: data rooms (Business, $49/mo annual) admit viewers by email grant or passcode and show per-viewer, per-document activity — plus NDA click-through and a CRM lead webhook.

If the question is "how many people opened my page?", Tiiny answers it from $5/mo. If the question is "who read what, and can my agent act on it?", that's the product ReportRoom is.

What switching actually involves

An HTML page you've been uploading to Tiiny — publish the same HTML to ReportRoom in one call and the URL gains analytics, an optional theme stylesheet, and in-place updates. This is the easy migration: the input format is the same.
A zipped multi-file site, a PDF, or PHP — these don't port. ReportRoom publishes documents, not site archives or server scripts; a zip site's content can be re-drafted as Markdown/HTML (an agent does this in minutes), but if the site itself is the artifact, keep it on Tiiny — that's its home turf.
Your agent workflow — swap the MCP endpoint (mcp.tiiny.host → mcp.reportroom.io/mcp) and the publish sentence stays the same; what changes is the answer coming back: a designed page plus analytics your agent can query tomorrow.
Links in the wild — old .tiiny.site links keep working on Tiiny (log in every 3 months on Free); swap the link at the source and let old threads age out.

Pricing

Tiiny Host's published pricing (checked August 2026, screenshot above; USD): Free $0 — 1 active project, 3 MB upload (0.5 MB PDFs), 5,000 visits/mo, Tiiny banner, no analytics. Paid, billed annually (monthly in parentheses): Tiny $5/mo ($9) — still 1 project, 25 MB, banner removal, QR codes, analytics; Solo $13/mo ($18) — 5 projects, 75 MB, custom domains, password protection, the API; Pro $31/mo ($38) — 15 projects, email capture, team members; Pro Max $74/mo ($89) — unlimited projects, 2 TB. The MCP server is on every plan, and there's a 7-day money-back guarantee. ReportRoom: Free $0 with 50 live documents, analytics, and the API/MCP; Pro $9.99/mo ($8/mo annual) with 100 documents and no badge; Team $19/seat/mo ($15 annual) with unlimited documents and custom domains; Business $59/mo ($49 annual) with data rooms and 3 seats. The shapes differ: Tiiny meters projects and visits, ReportRoom meters documents — so ReportRoom's rungs carry 10–100× the document capacity at each price, while Tiiny's carry file types ReportRoom doesn't host at all.

Cost scenarios, annual billing

Scenario	ReportRoom	Tiiny Host
Starting out — share AI-generated pages, tracked	Free — $0 (50 documents, analytics, API/MCP)	Free — $0 (1 active project, no analytics, Tiiny banner)
Freelancer with 20 live client pages, no branding	Pro: $96/yr ($8/mo annual)	Pro Max: $888/yr — Pro caps at 15 projects, so 20 pages need Pro Max
Agency: 30 live pages on your own domain	Team: $180/yr ($15/seat/mo annual)	Pro Max: $888/yr (Pro caps at 15 projects)
Host a 500 MB interactive site or zip archive	Not the product — ReportRoom publishes documents, not site archives	Pro: $372/yr (10 GB account limit) — Tiiny wins this one

FAQ

Is there a free Tiiny Host alternative with analytics?

Yes. ReportRoom's Free plan hosts 50 live tracked documents with cookieless view analytics at $0, no card required. Tiiny Host's free plan hosts 1 active project with no analytics — its built-in analytics start on the Tiny plan at $5/mo billed annually.

How much does Tiiny Host cost in 2026?

Per its pricing page in August 2026 (USD, billed annually): Free $0 (1 project, 3 MB, banner), Tiny $5/mo (1 project, banner removal, analytics, QR codes), Solo $13/mo (5 projects, custom domains, password protection, API), Pro $31/mo (15 projects, email capture, team members), Pro Max $74/mo (unlimited projects, 2 TB). Monthly billing runs $9/$18/$38/$89.

Does Tiiny Host have an API or MCP server?

Both. Its MCP server (mcp.tiiny.host) works on every plan including Free and can publish, update, and delete projects from an AI chat. Its REST API requires the Solo plan ($13/mo annual) or higher. ReportRoom includes both on every plan, and its 23 MCP tools additionally cover design lint, images, analytics, and data rooms.

What's the main difference between ReportRoom and Tiiny Host?

Tiiny Host serves the file you upload, exactly as-is, at a bare URL — maximum simplicity, no processing. ReportRoom publishes your content through a design system into a tracked, responsive document with analytics on every plan. Same 'get my AI-generated page online' job; one ships the file, the other ships a finished, instrumented document.

Can ReportRoom host zip files, static sites, or PHP like Tiiny Host?

No. ReportRoom publishes Markdown/HTML documents — it doesn't host zipped site archives, PDFs-as-files, or PHP scripts. If the exact file or a multi-file site is what you need served, Tiiny Host is the right tool; ReportRoom is for content that should become a designed, tracked web document.

Where should I publish Claude artifacts or AI-generated HTML?

Both products do it, both over MCP. On Tiiny Host the artifact serves as-is on a .tiiny.site URL — fine for one-off throwaways. On ReportRoom the same publish call returns a designed page with view analytics your agent can query afterward, and the free plan holds 50 of them at once vs Tiiny's 1 active project.

Does Tiiny Host's free plan remove the banner?

No — free projects carry the Tiiny Host banner; removal starts with the Tiny plan at $5/mo billed annually (which still hosts a single project). ReportRoom's free documents carry a small 'Published with ReportRoom' badge; it disappears from Pro ($8/mo annual, 100 documents) upward.

Can I use my own domain?

Tiiny Host: custom domains from the Solo plan ($13/mo annual). ReportRoom: custom domains from the Team plan ($15/seat/mo annual); every plan includes a yourhandle.reportroom.io subdomain. If a custom domain on a tiny budget is the only requirement, Tiiny gets there slightly cheaper — with 5 projects vs Team's unlimited documents.

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Sources for Tiiny Host facts: tiiny.host/pricing (plan cards + compare-plans matrix, monthly/yearly toggle), api-docs.tiiny.host (API availability: Solo and above), MCP connection guide (mcp.tiiny.host, all plans), and the tiiny.host homepage FAQ (file formats, free-link longevity); verified August 2026.

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