Send a site, not a deck

Your agents build the internal sites your teams need

Use Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or any agent that speaks MCP. Every site gets company sign-in, data, files, a durable URL, and a git repo you own.

Start your first site

14 days of Pro free. Card on file, nothing charged until the trial ends. Coworkers on your domain land in the same workspace.

Showing example oncall.acme.tryintern.dev

How it works

  1. 01

    Install the MCP

    env INTERN_BASE_URL=https://staging.intern.page npx --yes @archastro/intern-mcp@latest setup --host claude

    Swap claude for codex, cursor, grok, or whatever you run.

  2. 02

    Describe what your team needs

    Ask for the tracker, the wiki, the on-call page. Watch it build.

  3. 03

    Publish and share

    The agent pushes your site live at its company URL. Coworkers can open it; nobody else can.

  • Works with your agent

    Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or anything MCP. No new builder to learn.

  • Private by default

    Coworkers open it already signed in.

  • Database and files built in

    Authenticated workflows with data, not static pages.

  • A repo you own

    Every site is a plain git repository. Clone it, move it, archive it.

No drag-and-drop builder. No per-seat builder pricing. No deployment setup. No hosting lock-in.

The sites nobody had time to build

InternTraditional hostingInternal-tool builders
Best forContinuously creating company sitesShipping managed software projectsBuilding centralized operational tools
CreationThrough AI coding agentsDeveloper deployment workflowVisual platform builder
PricingOne company subscriptionUsage and team chargesCommonly per user
SitesUnlimitedManaged as separate projectsManaged as deliberate platform apps
Coworker accessBuilt inMust be configuredBuilt in
Data and filesBuilt inMust be assembledTied to the builder’s platform
AI providerWorks with any MCP-capable agentBring your own workflowPlatform-dependent

Intern

Best forContinuously creating company sites

CreationThrough AI coding agents

PricingOne company subscription

SitesUnlimited

Coworker accessBuilt in

Data and filesBuilt in

AI providerWorks with any MCP-capable agent

vs traditional hosting

Best forShipping managed software projects

CreationDeveloper deployment workflow

PricingUsage and team charges

SitesManaged as separate projects

Coworker accessMust be configured

Data and filesMust be assembled

AI providerBring your own workflow

vs internal-tool builders

Best forBuilding centralized operational tools

CreationVisual platform builder

PricingCommonly per user

SitesManaged as deliberate platform apps

Coworker accessBuilt in

Data and filesTied to the builder’s platform

AI providerPlatform-dependent

Pricing

Unlimited private sites. Unlimited coworkers.
One company subscription

Every workspace starts with 14 days of Pro, free. Card on file, nothing charged until the trial ends.

Starter

Occasional team tools and prototypes.

$19/monthfor the whole company

  • Unlimited sites and coworkers
  • Company sign-in included
  • Data and file storage
  • Durable tryintern.dev URLs
  • A git repo you own for every site

14 days of Pro, then $19/month

Choose Starter

Enterprise

For organizations that need additional security, control, and support.

Customfor the whole company

  • Everything in Pro
  • Custom company-wide usage allowances
  • Single sign-on with your identity provider
  • Dedicated onboarding and support
  • Service-level agreements
  • Security and procurement review
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Questions

Why wouldn’t I use Vercel?

Use Vercel for software your engineering team owns. Use Intern for the many private sites your teams want agents to create and share, without configuring authentication, storage, or a new deployment project each time.

Is this like Retool?

Retool is a centralized visual application builder. Intern lets any MCP-capable coding agent create many bespoke sites, each with company sign-in, data, files, and a git repository you own.

Is Intern limited to Codex?

No. Any MCP-capable coding agent can build and publish Intern sites. Codex works, and so do Claude Code, Cursor, and the rest.

Can these be real applications or only static pages?

Intern sites can be interactive company applications with authentication, data, and files, not only static pages.

Do I need a credit card for the trial?

Yes. Starting a workspace puts a card on file through Stripe. Nothing is charged during the 14 days, and canceling before the trial ends costs nothing. Workspaces created during early access, before billing is live, start their trial clock when billing launches.

What happens when my trial ends?

Your plan starts billing on the card on file. If you cancel instead, publishing pauses first, your sites keep serving for a grace week, and your git repositories stay yours to clone. Nothing is deleted without warning.

Are the sites public?

Intern sites are private by default. Only the coworkers you authorize can open them.

What would your company build
if every useful idea could become a site?