Deploy from Codex in 30 Seconds — Free Hosting
Add Hatchable as a Codex MCP server. Then ask Codex to deploy — you get a live URL and a database, free.
What happens next
Add Hatchable in Codex settings
Codex → Settings → MCP servers → Add server. Pick Streamable HTTP and paste the URL above. Name it hatchable.
Sign in with OAuth
Codex opens a browser tab for Hatchable's OAuth. No account? You'll be signed up — free, no card.
Ask Codex to deploy
Try: "Build a daily standup notes app and deploy it on Hatchable." Codex calls the right MCP tools — live URL in under a minute.
https://hatchable.com/mcp
What's on the free tier
- Live URL at
{slug}.hatchable.sitethe moment Codex calls deploy. - Postgres database, auth, file storage, scheduled jobs — wired in, no config.
- Free forever for personal projects.
- Custom domain? Pro plan, $12/mo flat — Codex can wire the DNS once you upgrade. Free projects stay on
{slug}.hatchable.site.
Why pair Codex with Hatchable instead of letting Codex run code locally
Codex can execute code in its own sandbox, which is great for one-off scripts. For anything you want to share — a tool a friend uses, an internal dashboard, a public landing page — you need a real URL, a real database, and somewhere that survives the chat session ending.
Hatchable is that surface. Codex calls Hatchable\'s MCP tools (create_project, write_files, deploy, run_function) and what gets built persists at a live URL with real storage behind it.
Frequently asked
Which Codex MCP transport do I pick?
https://hatchable.com/mcp.Does Codex need an OpenAI API key for this?
Can I see my deployed project before going public?
Will I get billed for Codex hosting?
Can I export my project later?
Ready to ship?
Add Hatchable as a Codex MCP server. Then ask Codex to deploy — you get a live URL and a database, free.
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