Invoker
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What is Invoker?
Invoker is a developer tool that instantly deploys live web pages from AI conversations. By adding Invoker as an MCP server to Claude (or other AI tools that support the Model Context Protocol), you can describe a web page you need—like a waitlist page, contact form, or event page—and Invoker conjures a live, public URL in seconds without any backend setup, git, CI/CD, or configuration files.
The core capability is pushing any HTML to a live URL instantly. Every form submission is automatically captured and stored, viewable in a dashboard or accessible via API. Invoker supports webhook integrations to forward submissions to Slack, Discord, or any HTTP endpoint in both generic and Slack formats. Users can choose custom slugs like yourname.invoker.page for clean, shareable URLs.
Invoker is designed for developers, indie hackers, product designers, and anyone who needs to quickly prototype or deploy web pages. It's particularly useful for hackathon demos, landing page prototypes, waitlist pages before product launches, client feedback forms, and event pages. The tool eliminates the need for Firebase, Vercel, or manual config files.
Key features include instant deployment with no git or CI required, automatic form capture and storage, webhook integrations, custom URL slugs, a dashboard to view all deployments and submissions, API access to form data, pre-built templates for waitlist/contact/event pages, and MCP protocol support enabling any compatible AI to summon live pages.
Invoker pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
Pricing details are not explicitly shown on the website. The tool uses npx -y invoker-mcp for installation which suggests a free or freemium model. A dashboard is available to manage API keys and view deployments. No free tier limits, paid plan tiers, or specific pricing amounts are disclosed on the main page.
Invoker pros
- Instant deployment to live public URL in seconds
- No backend required at all
- No git, CI/CD, or configuration files needed
- Automatic form submission capture and storage
- Built-in dashboard to view all deployments and submissions
- API access to pull form submissions programmatically
- Webhook integrations for Slack and Discord
- Custom URL slugs (yourname.invoker.page)
- Pre-built templates for waitlist, contact, and event pages
- MCP protocol support works with any AI that supports it
- Claude integration available now
- Works with HTML you already have
- Clean shareable URLs for demos and prototypes
- No Firebase or Vercel needed
- Fast prototype iteration through conversation
- Customizable before deploying via AI instructions
- No coding required for basic pages
- Perfect for hackathon demos
- Great for indie hackers launching quickly
- Form data flows directly into Slack
Invoker cons
- Currently only Claude available (others coming soon)
- ChatGPT integration not yet released
- VS Code Copilot integration not yet released
- Cursor integration not yet released
- Windsurf integration not yet released
- Requires MCP support in AI client
- Limited to HTML-based pages
- No built-in styling editor
- Dashboard access requires API keys
- Webhooks require HTTP endpoint setup
- No database beyond form submissions
- Limited to front-end pages only
- No server-side code execution
- Custom templates require AI assistance
- No native mobile app
- Documentation appears minimal
- No pricing information visible on site
- No explicit rate limits mentioned
- Limited to one form per page presumably
- No built-in analytics
Frequently asked questions about Invoker
What is Invoker?
Invoker is a tool that conjures live URLs in seconds from AI conversations. Tell your AI what to build—like a waitlist page or contact form—and Invoker deploys it instantly with forms captured automatically and no backend required.
What AI tools support Invoker?
Claude is available now. ChatGPT, VS Code Copilot, Cursor, and Windsurf are coming soon. Invoker speaks MCP, so any AI that supports the Model Context Protocol can summon live pages.
Do I need a backend?
No backend is required. Invoker handles deployment, form capture, and storage automatically without Firebase, Vercel, or config files.
How are form submissions handled?
Every form submission is automatically captured and stored. You can view them in the dashboard or pull them via API. Submissions can also be forwarded to Slack, Discord, or any HTTP endpoint via webhooks.
What kind of pages can I deploy?
You can deploy waitlist pages, contact forms, event pages with countdowns, minimal forms with social proof, or any custom HTML. Use pre-built templates as-is or tell Claude to customize before deploying.
Can I customize my URL?
Yes, you can choose your own slug like yourname.invoker.page. Every deployment gets a clean, shareable URL.
What integrations are available?
Invoker integrates with Slack and Discord via webhooks (both generic and Slack formats supported). It also provides an API for programmatic access to form submissions.
How fast is deployment?
Deployment happens in seconds. One user went from idea to live signup page with custom slug in about 90 seconds. Another deployed a waitlist page in 20 minutes total including signups coming in.