deployclaude takes the code from your Claude, ChatGPT, or Gemini conversation and turns it into a live website. Paste your code, upload a file, or drop in an entire conversation — deployclaude deploys it to Cloudflare with a Supabase database. Nothing to configure.
Build something with an AI chat tool. Then deploy it.
The whole thing takes about ten seconds.
Hosting. Every deploy goes to Cloudflare Pages — their global edge network with free SSL and a .pages.dev subdomain. Paid plans can add custom domains.
Database. When your app needs one, deployclaude provisions a Supabase project automatically. If your code includes SQL schema files, those are run as migrations. Supabase URLs and API keys are injected into your code so it works immediately.
Conversation extraction. Paste an entire Claude or ChatGPT conversation into the dashboard. deployclaude finds every code block, infers filenames and structure, and assembles them into a deployable project.
No accounts needed. You don’t need your own Cloudflare or Supabase accounts. deployclaude manages the infrastructure on your behalf.
| Pay as you go | $3 per site — no subscription, Cloudflare hosting, Supabase database, .pages.dev subdomain |
|---|---|
| Starter | $9/mo — 20 deploys, custom domains |
| Pro | $29/mo — 100 deploys, custom domains |
Paste the full text of a Claude or ChatGPT conversation into the dashboard. deployclaude scans for fenced code blocks, infers filenames from context (like “here’s the index.html”), and assembles them into a project. You can review and edit the files before deploying.
No. deployclaude uses its own managed accounts on your behalf. Your sites are isolated per-project.
Anything that outputs static files: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, Svelte, Vue. For apps that need a backend, deployclaude handles the frontend plus Supabase (Postgres, Auth, Storage). Server-side rendering with Node or Python is not supported yet.
Your Supabase project stays active for the remainder of your billing period. After that it pauses but your data is retained.
Yes. The dashboard accepts file uploads, pasted code blocks, and pasted conversations.