display.dev alternative for AI-made HTML prototypes
display.dev hosts HTML and Markdown documents for a company, with sign-in through your identity provider. Ollav is narrower: it hosts one self-contained HTML file per link and is built around pinned comments and agents that act on them. Checked November 2026; check each vendor's site for current details.
Who this is for
A designer, PM or developer whose AI assistant produced an HTML prototype, and who wants colleagues to comment on it, not just open it.
Side by side
| Ollav | display.dev | |
|---|---|---|
| What you share | One HTML file (up to 15 MB) | HTML and Markdown documents |
| Deploy needed | No: upload, get a link | No |
| Access control | Private to your workspace by default; invite guests per document | Company sign-in (OTP / SSO per the vendor's site) |
| Pinned comments | Yes, with emoji reactions and emoji pins | Check the vendor's site |
| New version at the same link | Yes, earlier comments kept | Yes |
| Agents read, reply, resolve and publish via MCP/API | Yes (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Codex) | Yes (publishing); check the vendor's site for review features |
| Indexed by search engines | No | Check the vendor's site |
| Pricing | Free tier, Pro EUR 12/mo, Team EUR 10/seat/mo (min 3 seats) | Check the vendor's site |
When to pick display.dev instead
- You need a company-wide docs workspace with Google or Microsoft SSO across many editors, and review comments are secondary.
- You publish Markdown as well as HTML and want one home for both.
- Your IT team already expects documents to sit behind the company identity provider.
When to pick Ollav instead
- The point is feedback: reviewers pin comments, react with emoji, and the agent that made the page reads the thread and ships the next version at the same link.
- You want to start in a minute on a Free tier, without setting up company sign-in first.
- Reviewers should be accountable: members or invited guests, so each comment has a name on it.