Deliverd

Comparisons

What else you could use.
And where it fits beside us.

Each page says what the other option does well first, where it stops, and what Deliverd adds — with the vendor documentation every claim was read from and the date it was read.

Asking a person

Approvals, reviews and requests.

The choices in front of a team giving its agents a person to ask. Several of them work alongside it.

Building it yourselfAn approval is a table and a button. Then it needs everything else.In-house agent approvals start as a table and a button, then grow: channels, rules, expiry, callbacks, a record. Which parts Deliverd's approvals already do.
Slack and Teams buttonsA button in Slack is quick to add. Who pressed it is the work.Slack and Teams can carry an approve button, and your app handles the press. Deliverd's approvals send the same request to both, tied to a person and a record.
Workflow toolsYour workflow can already wait. Who it waits for is the question.Zapier, n8n, Temporal and AWS Step Functions can each pause for a person. Deliverd's approvals supply the person: named, reached on a phone, and on record.
Framework pausesYour framework can pause the agent. Someone still has to be asked.LangGraph, the OpenAI Agents SDK, the Claude Agent SDK and MCP can each pause for a person. Deliverd's approvals plug into that pause and reach the person.

Publishing

Sharing what an agent made.

Publishing is one of Deliverd's primitives. These compare it with share buttons and hosts.

Claude artifactsClaude artifacts are excellent. Until the reader is a client.Claude artifacts are shared inside your Claude organisation or made fully public. Deliverd's publishing serves the same HTML to named people, groups and guests.
Static hostingA static host will serve the file. Everything else is yours to build.A static host will serve an HTML report, but access control, versions, expiry and an audit trail are yours to build. Deliverd's publishing is that layer, built.
v0v0 publishes it in one click. For the world, or your Vercel team.v0 publishes to one production URL behind your Vercel team's sign-in or a shared password. Deliverd's publishing serves that HTML to named readers and guests.
LovableLovable publishes it in a click. The audience is Lovable's.Lovable publishes to a lovable.app address for everyone, a workspace or named people, by plan. Deliverd's publishing serves readers with no account, signed in.
BoltBolt hosts it in a minute. Private means invited into Bolt.Bolt publishes to a .bolt.host address, public or private to your team and invitees. Deliverd's publishing serves named readers with no account, behind sign-in.
Netlify DropDrag the folder, get a URL. Then decide who the URL is for.Netlify Drop puts a folder on a netlify.app address, public or behind one shared password. Deliverd's publishing serves it to named readers, behind sign-in.
VercelVercel protects the deployment. For people with a Vercel account.Vercel protects a deployment for Vercel accounts, a shared password or an Enterprise identity provider. Deliverd's publishing serves readers with no account.