ShareMyPage vs. a Notion Public Page or Google Sites
ShareMyPage vs. a Notion public page or Google Sites: great for docs, wikis and multi-page sites, but neither will show your AI-generated HTML as you made it. Who each one is for, with the downsides.
When people want to put a page online for their team or the public, most of them reach for a Notion public page or Google Sites. For a doc or a wiki, that's right. For an HTML page your AI just designed, it's the wrong tool, because neither one will show the page the way it was made.
I built ShareMyPage, so I'm not neutral. Notion and Google Sites are good at what they were built for, and that is where I'd send you first if your content belongs there.
Use Notion or Google Sites when the content lives in their editor
Notion is a document and wiki tool. A public Notion page is perfect for notes, docs and a lightweight site made of Notion blocks, kept in sync with your workspace. Google Sites is a simple builder for a multi-page site made from its own components.
This is for you if:
- the content is really a doc or a wiki
- it should stay in sync with your Notion workspace
- you want several pages, not one
- their look is fine for you
The downside is that neither renders arbitrary HTML. Paste a custom AI-generated page into Notion and it doesn't run: you get blocks, not your design. Google Sites only allows a sandboxed embed box, not a full page you control. If your page has its own CSS, its own layout or a bit of interactivity, their formatting is a ceiling you keep hitting.
Use ShareMyPage when the design is yours
ShareMyPage serves your HTML exactly as written, at its own URL. There is no block editor and no template to fit into. You paste the page an AI generated and it renders as designed, in a sandboxed frame, in under a minute. Claude can also create it for you directly, over MCP.
This is for you if:
- you have a finished page: a proposal, a report, a portfolio, a landing page
- you want it online exactly as designed
- you need access control that a public Notion page doesn't offer
The downside is that it gives you single pages, not a site or a wiki. There is no block editor either, so changing the page means changing the HTML, by hand or by asking your AI again.
| ShareMyPage | Notion public page | Google Sites | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Renders custom HTML as-is | Yes, pixel for pixel | No, converts to blocks | Embed box only |
| Time to publish | Under a minute, paste and go | Fast, in Notion's format | Slower, build in editor |
| Full design control | Yes | Limited to blocks | Limited to components |
| Access control | Public, password, or workspace | Public or workspace | Public or Google org |
| Multi-page site / wiki | No, single pages | Yes | Yes |
| Best for | Publishing an AI-designed page | Docs and wikis | A simple multi-page site |
The short version
- Use Notion if the content is a doc or a wiki and Notion's look is fine.
- Use Google Sites if you want a small multi-page site inside your Google org.
- Use ShareMyPage if you have a designed HTML page and want it online as it is.
The tip I'd give a friend: ask whose layout it is. If it's theirs, keep it in their editor. If it's yours, don't squeeze it into blocks.
If you have a page to publish as designed, create it on ShareMyPage and paste your HTML in.