Does a landing page on Pages need a plan?

No. Vinssi Pages publishes a static file or folder and does not need a plan.

How do I keep the same link when I change the page?

Publish again with --site and the site id from the first publish. Visitors see either the old version or the new one.

Who can open the link?

Anyone you share the link with can open the page.

What if the site has several pages?

Publish a folder with index.html at its root. The company website guide is written for that kind of site.

Put a landing page online from your AI agent

Ask your AI helper to write a landing page as HTML, then publish that file with Vinssi Pages. You get a link anyone can open. Pages does not need a plan.

Start with this prompt

A landing page here means one HTML file: a headline, a short explanation, and a way to reach you that is written on the page. Copy this prompt into Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or another helper:

Deploy my app with Vinssi. Instructions: vinssi.ai/get-started.md

The helper should follow get-started.md. That guide publishes a static file or folder. A static file is a file the browser can open as it is, such as HTML.

Publish the HTML file

The command line tool needs Node 20 or newer. When you run it with npx, sign in with this command. It opens the dashboard. A workspace is created the first time you sign in.

npx vinssi login

Then publish the file the helper wrote:

npx vinssi pages publish /absolute/path/to/file.html --json

A single .html file becomes the index page. The --json flag prints siteId, versionId, url, bytes, and fileCount. Give that url to the person who should open the page. The same actions are documented as vinssi when the command is installed, and as npx -y vinssi in get-started.md. The Vinssi Pages skill is the note an AI helper can follow.

Check the link

curl -s -o /dev/null -w "%{http_code}" <url>

The result should be 200. A site that was just published can return 404 for about ten seconds. One retry after a short wait is enough. The address looks like https://<name>-<random>-<workspace>.pages.vinssi.ai. To replace the page at the same address, publish again with --site and the site id.

Publish only what you asked to share. If the file looks sensitive, such as credentials, customer data, or internal financials, ask before you publish. The page runs in Europe. Pages does not need a plan.

When it is an app, not one HTML file

A company site with several HTML files is the company website guide. A Vite or Next.js project from GitHub uses the quickstart and needs a plan. These steps come from get-started.md and the Pages skill. They were not run against a signed-in Vinssi account for this guide.

Common questions

Does a landing page on Pages need a plan?: No. Vinssi Pages publishes a static file or folder and does not need a plan.
How do I keep the same link when I change the page?: Publish again with --site and the site id from the first publish. Visitors see either the old version or the new one.
Who can open the link?: Anyone you share the link with can open the page.
What if the site has several pages?: Publish a folder with index.html at its root. The company website guide is written for that kind of site.

Ask your AI helper to put it online. Copy this: Deploy my app with Vinssi. Instructions: vinssi.ai/get-started.md

Open dashboard Read the get started guide