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The best AI website builders, honestly compared
Every tool now says “AI website builder,” but they mean very different things. An honest map - template builders, AI app builders, and owning your own site - and how to pick.
Move a Wix, Squarespace or Webflow site to your own hosting
You built it on a builder and now you want off - your domain, your files, no monthly ransom. Why leaving is hard, what really exports, and the honest path to a site you own.
How to add a store and checkout to any website
You have a site you like and now you want to sell from it - without moving to Shopify or bolting on a clunky plugin. How to add cart and checkout to the design you already have.
Turn a Figma design or mockup into a live website
A browser can’t open a picture. Here’s the honest gap between a design file and a working site - and the fastest modern way to cross it, from Figma frame to live page.
How to build a website with Claude (and make it live)
Describe your site to Claude, get clean static HTML, and make it live in minutes - design untouched, editable after, and Claude keeps the keys over MCP.
How to build a website with ChatGPT (start to live)
The prompts that get ChatGPT to write your whole site as real HTML files - and the shortest path from chat window to a live address, free to start.
I have an index.html - how do I make it a website?
Your AI handed you an index.html and it opens in the browser, so why isn’t it a website yet? What’s missing - and the five-minute path to live.
The best way to host an AI-built website
GitHub Pages, page builders, WordPress or Yetty? A fair scorecard for the site your AI built - design kept, editable after, and your AI still in charge.
How to host an AI-generated website: your real options
Static hosts want a developer, page builders make you rebuild. The honest comparison - and how byte-true hosting keeps your AI’s design and adds the rest.
Let your AI run your website over MCP
The AI that built your site shouldn’t retire on launch day. Over MCP it can read leads, edit text, add pages, publish and roll back - with you in charge.
How to publish a Claude artifact as a real website
Save the artifact’s HTML, dodge the two traps that break it on naive hosts, and get it live on a real domain with a form that actually reaches you.
Deploy a website built in Cursor, without the DevOps
From a Cursor session to production without DevOps: zip, upload, live in minutes on your domain - then keep editing the live site from Cursor over MCP.
Connect a custom domain to your AI website
Your site is live on a free address - now you want yourdomain.com. What DNS really is, the two records that do the job, and a wizard that never lets you guess.
AI website builder vs coding your site with AI
Prompt a builder and take what it gives you, or build with your own AI and own every pixel? The honest trade-offs - and the third way that keeps both.
From an AI-built site to a real, live website
Your AI made the design. The gap between “files on my laptop” and “a website my customers use” is the part nobody talks about - here’s how to close it in minutes, not weeks.
Run your whole website from your AI
The dashboard is optional. With MCP, the same AI that built your site can publish it, edit it, read your leads and undo mistakes - all in plain English.
Build it, then hand your client the keys
The web project isn’t done when the site looks good. It’s done when the client can run it without you - and you’ve handed over ownership cleanly.