Start with an idea.
Grow when you’re ready.

Tell us what you do and who you want to reach. You can adjust the first website from there.

Ask for a change, compare it with before, or go back to an earlier version in History. Looking at an older version doesn’t change your website; restoring it does. You decide what to keep and when to publish.

It depends on how much there is to write and draw. You see each real step as it happens, with no countdown, and you can stop at any time. A build that stops before anything is ready isn’t counted.

Not to start. Without an account you can build 10 websites and look at it as a private draft. If you don’t sign in, it’s removed 30 days after you start. Sign in, free, to change it with AI, put it live or build more.

Each change you ask the AI for, and each “Show me two directions”, uses one AI edit. A request that ends with nothing to show gives its edit back. Free has 5 edits on each website; Pro has 100 edits a month across your websites, counted from the first of each month. Every account’s AI work is also limited to 30 calls an hour and 100 a day. Editing words and photos yourself is never counted.

Each new website, or a fresh start of one, is a build. Free has 3 builds in all, including websites you later delete. Pro keeps up to 15 websites at once, with 10 builds a month.

Every website is built to fit phone screens, and you can check it at phone size before you publish.

No. Everything you build and change stays a private draft until you publish it, and publishing is always your choice.

Yes, with Pro. Settings shows the steps for the company that holds your domain. If Pro ends, connected domains are disconnected and live websites are taken offline; nothing is deleted, and you can put one back online on the free plan.

With Pro. A contact form on your published website sends visitors’ messages to your email while Pro is active. Forms in a draft or a preview never send.

It works from what you tell it and the photos you add, but it can still get a detail wrong or fill a gap. Check names, prices, addresses and opening hours before you publish.

Nothing changes on it. If you start from it, One Click reads up to 30 public pages to make a new private draft. Your old site stays where it is until you point your domain at the new one.

Pro is $49 a month, or $490 a year (2 months free), paid on Lemon Squeezy’s secure page. You can cancel any time from your account. Questions about a payment: support@w20.ai.