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The Papermark alternative for HTML decks.

Papermark is built for PDFs and office files, has a data room, and gives 50 free links where HTMLRadar gives 2. Papermark’s supported-file guide, checked on 19 October 2026, lists HTML files on Business and above. Its public HTML viewer code, read on 14 October 2026, records the whole file as one page; HTMLRadar keeps an HTML deck, brief or proposal as a page and reports which sections each recipient read.

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What you needHTMLRadarPapermark
The document
Upload an .html fileYes, HTML is the main inputHTML files on Business and above1
Supported uploadsHTML files, or a URL you already hostPDF, spreadsheets, presentations, Word, images, video, audio, .msg, CAD, ZIP, and Notion URLs1
Reading
Reading detailWhich heading or slide of the HTML page, per recipientPage-by-page analytics on every plan2
Analytics retentionKept until you delete them, or for 1 year, 90 days or 30 days if you choose a retention period30 days on Free, 1 year on Pro, 2 years on Business and Data Rooms2
Price, HTMLRadar in dollars and Papermark in euros
Free planTwo tracked links; reading details for the first five readers of each link50 links, 50 documents, 1 team member2
Entry paid price$19 a month, or $190 a year, unlimited links4€24 a month for Pro, billed annually, or €29 with monthly billing2
Custom domain for linksIncluded in Pro at $19 a month4From Business at €59 a month billed annually, or €79 with monthly billing2
Beyond sending
Data roomsNoYes, Data Rooms costs €99 a month billed annually, or €149 with monthly billing, and adds granular file permissions and NDA agreements2

Rows marked Only are what the other does not have.

HTMLRadar

The document

Upload an .html file
Yes, HTML is the main input
Supported uploads
HTML files, or a URL you already host

Reading

Reading detail
Which heading or slide of the HTML page, per recipient
Analytics retention
Kept until you delete them, or for 1 year, 90 days or 30 days if you choose a retention period

Price, HTMLRadar in dollars and Papermark in euros

Free plan
Two tracked links; reading details for the first five readers of each link
Entry paid price
$19 a month, or $190 a year, unlimited links4
Custom domain for links
Included in Pro at $19 a month4

Beyond sending

Data rooms
No

Papermark

The document

Upload an .html file
HTML files on Business and above1
Supported uploads
PDF, spreadsheets, presentations, Word, images, video, audio, .msg, CAD, ZIP, and Notion URLs1

Reading

Reading detail
Page-by-page analytics on every plan2
Analytics retention
30 days on Free, 1 year on Pro, 2 years on Business and Data Rooms2

Price, HTMLRadar in dollars and Papermark in euros

Free plan
50 links, 50 documents, 1 team member2
Entry paid price
€24 a month for Pro, billed annually, or €29 with monthly billing2
Custom domain for links
From Business at €59 a month billed annually, or €79 with monthly billing2

Beyond sending

Data rooms Only Papermark
Yes, Data Rooms costs €99 a month billed annually, or €149 with monthly billing, and adds granular file permissions and NDA agreements2
HTMLRadar and Papermark, with dated sources from papermark.com, its help centre and the papermark/papermark repository. Papermark lists prices in euros and dollars; the euro prices are the ones its pricing page shows by default and the ones quoted here. The small numbers point to the sources below.

Have a PDF deck? Turn it into a web page, then send it as a link you control.

Sources

  1. 1Papermark, supported-file guide. HTML availability checked on 19 October 2026. The other file-type observations retain their 14 October 2026 date.
  2. 2Papermark, Pricing and its linked pricing data. Euro billing schedules, included team members and the Business custom domain checked on 19 October 2026. Annual and monthly billing are shown separately. Other observations retain their 14 October 2026 date. Papermark lists prices in euros and dollars; euros are shown by default and quoted here.
  3. 3Papermark, LICENSE file in its repository, read on 14 October 2026.
  4. 4HTMLRadar, Pricing.

Papermark is a real open-source project with a real team behind it, offering document sharing, data rooms, page-by-page analytics on office files and a free plan of 50 links. The difference that matters is narrow and specific: what the two of us do with a web page.

Where HTMLRadar fits

You already send HTML. You want to keep it as HTML, create per-recipient links, and see which headings or slides held attention.

Related: HTMLRadar vs DocSend, DocSend vs Papermark compared, the free PDF-to-HTML converter, free tools for turning HTML into a link, HTMLRadar pricing, tracked links on your own domain, security and data handling, HTMLRadar vs LiveSend, and track an HTML deck.

The document is an HTML file.
You drop the .html file in, or paste a URL you already host. Fonts, layout, links and interactions all still work for the recipient.
You want to know which section they read.
Each recipient gets their own link, and the report tells you which headings or slides they read and for how long.
You hold a PDF today.
Convert a PDF deck into a single HTML page for free in your browser, with no account needed to convert and download, and see whether the HTML version is the one you would rather send.
You want one flat price.
HTMLRadar Pro is $19 a month or $190 a year for one person with unlimited tracked links, and a custom domain is included in Pro, with one CNAME record.

What HTMLRadar does not do

HTMLRadar has no data room, granular per-file permissions, NDA agreements, dynamic watermarking or screenshot protection. Its section-level reading data is for web pages: a PDF or office file rides along as an attachment under a tracked link, and the converter turns a PDF deck into a web page when you want the reading data. Papermark covers documents that are PDFs or office files, a data room with granular file permissions and NDA agreements, and the largest free plan of the two. On Team and Enterprise, readers can sign in with a Microsoft work account instead of an e-mail code, on htmlradar.page links that confirm the reader's e-mail. See HTMLRadar pricing (checked on 19 October 2026).

Common questions

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Can you upload an HTML file to Papermark?

Papermark’s supported-file guide, checked on 19 October 2026, lists HTML files on Business and above. If HTML is not enabled in your account, it says to contact support. In Papermark’s public code, read on 14 October 2026, the HTML viewer records the whole file as one page, so reading time is for the file as a whole, and an HTML file is limited to 3 MB. HTMLRadar takes the .html file directly, or a URL you already host, keeps it as a page and reports which sections each recipient read.

Is Papermark or HTMLRadar the better DocSend alternative?

They answer different questions. Papermark offers document sharing, data rooms, page-by-page analytics on office files, and a much larger free plan at 50 links. HTMLRadar is narrow: it tracks HTML pages section by section. Papermark is built for PDFs and data rooms. Papermark’s supported-file guide, checked on 19 October 2026, lists HTML files on Business and above. Its public HTML viewer code, read on 14 October 2026, records the whole file as one page; HTMLRadar reports which sections each recipient read.

How much does Papermark cost compared with HTMLRadar?

Papermark’s pricing page and linked pricing data, checked on 19 October 2026, list Pro at €24, Business at €59 and Data Rooms at €99 per month billed annually. With monthly billing, those plans cost €29, €79 and €149 respectively. Business and Data Rooms include three team members; the free plan remains €0. HTMLRadar Pro is $19 a month or $190 a year for one person with unlimited tracked links, plus a free plan of two tracked links. Papermark’s free plan is far more generous on link count. HTMLRadar Pro includes a custom domain; Papermark’s pricing page, checked on 19 October 2026, lists custom domains from Business at €59 a month billed annually, or €79 with monthly billing.

Is Papermark fully open source?

Almost. Its LICENSE file, read on 14 October 2026, puts the repository under AGPLv3 with one carve-out: everything under the ee and app/(ee) directories is under a separate commercial licence. Its pricing page also lists the self-hosted option and self-hosting support as Enterprise lines.

Which should I choose for a pitch deck?

It depends on what the deck is. If it exists as a PDF or a PowerPoint and always will, Papermark will track it page by page and HTMLRadar will not. If it exists as HTML — a Claude artifact, a reveal.js build, a page you wrote — then converting it to a PDF just to track it throws away the layout and interactions you built, and HTMLRadar tracks the page as it is. If you have a PDF and want to try the HTML route, the free converter at /convert turns a landscape PDF deck into one HTML page in your browser.

Does HTMLRadar have data rooms?

No. HTMLRadar tracks one document per link, with attachments that ride along under the same link. There is no folder structure, no group permissions and no due-diligence workflow. Papermark’s pricing page and linked pricing data, checked on 19 October 2026, list Data Rooms at €99 a month billed annually, or €149 with monthly billing. The plan adds granular file permissions, NDA agreements and data-room analytics.

Two tracked links, free. No credit card.