The missing backend
for AI-built websites
Ask Claude, Cursor, or Windsurf for a business website. RunLite hosts it, wires its forms to a real endpoint, and delivers enquiries — all driven through an MCP connector, so the AI tool does the work without anyone opening a dashboard.
How it works
Ask your AI tool for a site
Build a site for a client the way you already do — Claude, Cursor, or Windsurf just also has RunLite's tools available.
It's live in seconds, no signup
The AI tool calls bootstrap_account and deploy_site behind the scenes. The site is live on a runlite.in subdomain immediately — no email, no password, nothing for you or your client to set up first.
Forms just work
create_form returns embeddable HTML with spam protection already wired in. Submissions land in a real inbox with email notifications, not a black hole.
Claim it when you're ready
An unclaimed account is free to try and automatically deleted after 72 hours if never claimed. Claim it any time to make it permanent and get dashboard access — deployments, submissions, billing.
What you get
Static site hosting
Deploy a set of files to S3, served through CloudFront on a free {subdomain}.runlite.in — atomic deployments, version history, and draft saves included.
Form backend
One call returns an embeddable form with a honeypot field and Cloudflare Turnstile already configured. Submissions are stored and emailed to the account owner.
MCP connector
Six tools — bootstrap_account, deploy_site, update_site, create_form, configure_notifications, get_submissions — available to any MCP-compatible AI tool.
For developers and agencies
Add RunLite as an MCP connector in Claude Code, Cursor, or Windsurf, and its tools show up alongside everything else your AI tool can already do.
{
"mcpServers": {
"runlite": {
"url": "https://mcp.runlite.in"
}
}
}Pricing
Hobby
Free
- 1 site
- 100 submissions / month
- 3 deployments / month
Starter
₹349/ month
- 5 sites
- 1,000 submissions / month
- Unlimited deployments
- Custom domains
Going over your plan’s limits never takes a live site down — new deployments are saved as drafts instead of published, and forms keep accepting submissions.