Publishing a website usually means stepping away from whatever you’re actually doing to fuss with hosting settings. Tiiny Host just removed that step entirely, at least for anyone working inside an AI chat.
Specifically, the drag-and-drop hosting platform, run by Tiiny Labs Ltd., launched a new Model Context Protocol server that connects directly to Claude. In practice, that means a user can build something inside a Claude conversation and ask the assistant to publish it live, without ever opening a separate hosting dashboard.
Tiiny Host‘s whole pitch has always centered on speed: drop in an HTML file, ZIP, PDF, or PHP app, and get back a live link on a tiiny.site subdomain within seconds. There’s no server configuration and no DNS wrangling involved. Now, the MCP integration extends that same simplicity into AI assistants, letting users publish, update, or delete a hosted project just by asking within the chat itself.
Suman Chatterjee, Tiiny Host’s Marketing Lead, said the idea behind the company from the start was that publishing shouldn’t feel like its own separate project. Building on that, he framed the MCP server as the natural next step: if someone’s already working inside an AI assistant, there’s no real reason to leave that conversation just to get something live online.
Setting it up, meanwhile, is straightforward. Users head to Settings, then Connectors, then Add a custom connector inside Claude.ai, name it “Tiiny Host,” and enter the server URL. From there, publishing happens directly through chat.
This also isn’t Tiiny Host’s first move toward AI-native workflows. The company already runs an AI website builder that generates a publishable site from a plain description, a browser extension built for AI-generated code from tools like ChatGPT and Gemini, and an n8n community node for automating site creation and updates. Taken together, the direction is clear: Tiiny Host wants to be less of a standalone dashboard and more of a publishing layer that shows up wherever a project actually gets built.
As for availability, the MCP server works across every Tiiny Host plan, including the free tier. Paid tiers, meanwhile, start at $5 a month and scale up to $74 a month for Enterprise, with higher plans unlocking more storage, active projects, and features like custom domains. All paid plans, additionally, come with a 7-day money-back guarantee.
