Turn ChatGPT output into a live website
Add cloud71 as a connector in ChatGPT, then ask it to publish the page or canvas it just wrote. A live https link comes back in the chat — no copying code into files, no host to set up.
https://mcp.cloud71.host/mcpyou › Publish this page to cloud71 and give me the link.
ChatGPT › calling deploy_files…
✓ live at https://spring-event.cloud71.site
ChatGPT will write you a landing page, an event page, or a polished HTML report in canvas without much fuss. The next step is where it slows down: save the code, find somewhere to host it, upload it, check it works. With the cloud71 connector, ChatGPT handles that step. It sends the files to cloud71 and replies with a link like spring-event.cloud71.site.
What you get is a real website on Cloudflare's global edge, with HTTPS from the start. From Starter ($5/mo), put it on your own domain, protect it with a password, or add an opt-in email form. Need a change? Ask ChatGPT to update the site and it republishes to the same link.
Try saying
- “Publish this page to cloud71 and give me the link.”
- “Turn this canvas into a website on cloud71.”
- “List my cloud71 sites.”
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Turn on developer mode
In ChatGPT, open Settings → Connectors and enable developer mode (under Advanced).
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Add the cloud71 connector
Create a connector named cloud71 with the URL https://mcp.cloud71.host/mcp.
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Sign in to cloud71
Log in and approve access when prompted. No API keys involved.
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Ask ChatGPT to publish
Say “Publish this page to cloud71 and give me the link.” The live URL comes back in seconds.
Everything the link needs
Canvas to URL
Publish what ChatGPT wrote in canvas as a working site anyone can open.
Your own domain
Use yourbrand.com with automatic SSL (Starter, $5/mo).
Update by asking
Ask for changes and ChatGPT republishes to the same link. The last 5 versions are kept.
Password protection
Keep a draft or a client page private behind a password (Starter, $5/mo).
Lead capture
Add an opt-in email form to a landing page and collect sign-ups (Starter, $5/mo).
Analytics included
Visits and top referrers for every site, on every plan.
Common questions
Add the cloud71 connector in ChatGPT (Settings → Connectors, developer mode, URL https://mcp.cloud71.host/mcp), sign in, and ask ChatGPT to publish what it wrote. It calls cloud71 and replies with a live link.
In the chat with the canvas, ask ChatGPT to publish it to cloud71. Without the connector, copy the code into an index.html file and drop it into cloud71 — same result, one extra step.
Custom connectors are added through developer mode in ChatGPT's connector settings. Which plans and workspaces can turn it on is up to OpenAI, so check your ChatGPT settings.
Yes. The free plan hosts one site on a cloud71.site address with 100 MB of storage, and ChatGPT can keep updating it by name. Starter ($5/mo) adds 5 sites, custom domains, password protection, and lead capture; Pro ($19/mo) has unlimited sites.
Yes. It's a normal website — anyone with the link can open it in a browser, no account needed.
Yes. deploy_files takes many files in one call — HTML pages, CSS, JavaScript, images — and cloud71 serves them together. Sites are static, so there's no server-side code or database.
Yes, from Starter ($5/mo). Ask ChatGPT to set a custom domain on the site, or add it from the dashboard. Add the DNS records cloud71 gives you and SSL turns on automatically.