MCP-native custom domains. Your agent provisions. Your user pays. You keep the relationship.
Agents ship code, content, and entire apps. But they can't ship domains.
Your agent deploys a site but hands the user a markdown checklist for DNS. Conversion dies at the handoff.
Existing custom domain APIs were built for a developer reading docs, not an agent making tool calls.
Your platform eats the domain cost or sends users to configure Cloudflare. Neither scales.
One API call. User pays. You profit.
5 tools your agent calls directly. Provision, check, update, release, list. Designed for agent reasoning.
End users complete Stripe checkout + DNS setup on a page you never have to build. White-labelable.
Default: user pays $8/mo, you keep $4. Set your own retail price. Custom splits on platform tier.
Three steps from agent call to live domain.
Your agent calls thin.host via MCP or REST. Gets a claim URL and DNS instructions.
End user visits the claim page, pays via Stripe, and sees registrar-specific DNS instructions.
DNS propagates, SSL auto-provisions, and the agent gets a webhook confirmation. Done.
Start free. Scale when your agents do.
| thin.host | Approximated | Cloudflare for SaaS | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Designed for | Agents | Human devs | Human devs |
| MCP server | Day 1 | No | No |
| End-user billing | Hosted | DIY | DIY |
| Apex domains | Yes | Yes | Enterprise |
| White-label | Yes | Limited | No |
| Rev-share built in | Yes | No | No |
Model Context Protocol is an open standard that lets AI agents call external tools. thin.host ships an MCP server so Claude, GPT, and other agents can provision domains directly.
Approximated is excellent infrastructure — we use it under the hood. thin.host adds the agent-native interface (MCP + structured API), the end-user billing flow, and the platform rev-share layer that Approximated doesn't ship.
Enterprise tier includes a self-hosted option. For most use cases, the managed service is simpler and cheaper.
The domain stays in pending_payment status. The claim link expires after 24 hours. The agent can re-provision to generate a fresh link.
Yes. Both apex domains (mysite.com) and subdomains (app.mysite.com) are supported. Free *.thin.host subdomains are coming in a future release.