drophost
drophost for prompt engineers
- Markdown and text on free
- Passworded packs on paid plans
- Same URL through prompt iterations
How to do it
1. Save the prompt as Markdown
Keep the canonical text in a .md or .txt file.
2. Upload to drophost
Copy the HTTPS URL into Slack, email, or your sales delivery note.
3. Password paid packs
On Starter or Pro, require a passphrase before buyers can open the file.
Version without Slack archaeology
Replace the Markdown file when the prompt improves. Reviewers keep the same bookmark instead of hunting v7 in chat history.
Sell or gate the good stuff
Paid plans add a password so only buyers open the skill or prompt pack. Share the URL in your checkout email and the passphrase in a separate message.
Canonical prompt URLs for every experiment
Prompt engineers publish Markdown or plain-text system prompts on drophost and paste one link into Slack, Notion, or a Custom GPT. Free covers text and Markdown with one project and 2 MB. Replace the file when the prompt tightens; collaborators keep the same bookmark without chasing pasted revisions.
Gate paid prompt packs
drophost Starter at €5/mo adds passwords, PDF packs, custom domains, and branding removal across 8 projects and 100 MB. Recipients open the link without creating an account. Pro at €12/mo expands to 30 projects and 500 MB when you maintain multiple product lines or vertical prompt libraries.
Common questions
Can prompt engineers share prompts on drophost?
Yes. Upload Markdown or text prompts to drophost and send the link. Add a password on paid plans for premium packs.
Can I update a prompt without a new link?
Yes. Replace the file on the same drophost project. Reviewers and buyers keep the same URL.
Do buyers need a drophost account?
No. They open the drophost link in a browser and enter a password if you set one.
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