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An AI website builder generates a website from your description. You explain your business in a prompt, and the AI writes the copy, designs the layout and builds the site. Other names for the same kind of tool: AI website generator, AI website maker, AI website creator and AI site builder. In Playcode you review the website in a live preview, change it by asking and publish it with hosting included.

Yes, a first version. Describe your business and Playcode writes the headlines and page copy, generates images and logo concepts on paid plans, and builds the website for you to review. Treat the AI-generated website as a draft: check the facts, prices and contact details, and ask for changes until it fits. Sign-ins, bookings and other app features take more steps and a paid plan for Cloud publishing.

A website for a service business, a portfolio, a landing page for one offer, a blog, a restaurant or event site, or a redesign of the site you have. See AI website builders by type of business.

Yes, with limits. Free includes public static websites on a Playcode address with Playcode branding and usage limits. Search engines do not index sites on Free; on a paid plan they can. Eligible accounts receive trial AI credits; the amount and availability depend on the signup offer and country. More AI work, custom domains, code export and Cloud publishing require a paid plan. Every plan, Free included, can make a project private.

Static website hosting is included through Playcode Pages under your plan’s limits. Free static sites use a Playcode address and show Playcode branding. Apps with a backend or database use Playcode Cloud, which requires a paid plan and has resource, balance and service limits. Domain registration and renewal are separate purchases.

Free costs $0 and hosts a public static website on a Playcode address with Playcode branding. Pro is $19 a month, or $199 a year ($17 a month), with 76 credits each month; Max starts at $100 a month. AI work uses credits, so the total depends on the website’s scope and the changes you request. Cloud apps, connected services and domains can add costs. A subscription is not a fixed quote for a finished website. See plans, allowances and limits.

The one that fits the job your website has to do. A one-page site for an offer, a service business with several pages, a redesign of an existing site and a website that should later take bookings or sign-ins each need different things. Playcode fits when you want AI to write and build the whole website, keep changing it in conversation and own its code. See our comparison of AI website builders.

No. You create a website with AI by describing what you want in plain language; on a static site, you can also use the visual editor for supported changes. Playcode builds the code behind the website. You still review the content and test what visitors need to do before publishing.

Yes. ChatGPT can write the code for a website, and ChatGPT Sites can publish one. Playcode is built for the website after the first draft: the pages, the live preview, hosting and every later change stay in one project, and you can ask our team for help when a technical problem gets in the way. See how ChatGPT Sites works.

AI can misread a vague request, so review every page before you publish, especially facts, prices, legal text and contact details. Payments, bookings and other integrations need setup, and some need external services with their own fees. AI work uses credits. No builder can promise rankings or customers: you still test what works with real visitors.

Yes. Share its address and explain what should stay or change. Playcode can use accessible public pages as a reference; bring content it cannot read. Review the new website before switching your domain. Customer records, bookings, plugins and connected services need separate migration work.

On a paid plan, search engines can index your website; Free sites are not indexed. Where it ranks depends on your content, your competitors and the sites that link to you. Ask Playcode to research keywords, competing pages, backlinks and search results, then improve the website. Search research needs a paid plan and uses credits for new lookups. You can also ask for a Lighthouse speed check or connect Search Console, read-only, to see how people find your site. Rankings, traffic and AI recommendations are not guaranteed.

Yes, on a paid plan. Connect a domain you own, or buy one in Playcode. Playcode handles the connection for domains bought here. Existing domains may need a setting changed at their current provider. Registration and renewal are charged separately to your saved card.

Yes. Open the same project, ask for changes, such as a new page, a different layout or other colors, and review them before publishing. AI edits use credits. On a static site, supported visual edits let you adjust content and styling yourself. You can also invite a collaborator and choose their access.

Yes. Playcode builds responsive pages, designed to fit phones, tablets and desktops. On a computer, switch the preview between desktop, tablet and phone sizes and check each one before you publish. You can also keep working from your phone: open Playcode in a mobile browser, sign in and continue the conversation. You need an internet connection.

Yes. You own your code. Export the whole project, tests included. Run it on any VPS you rent, or hand it to another developer. Running it elsewhere may require setup. A website with a live database, uploaded files or connected services also needs a migration plan for those parts.

For Cloud projects, saved versions can restore the code, files and database together. Choose the saved point carefully: later changes and data will be replaced. See Playcode Cloud for recovery and export details.

Say what you do, who the website is for and what a visitor should do next. List the pages you want and the facts to include, such as prices, hours and contact details, and name a website you like. Then review the first version and ask for one change at a time. See four example prompts.

Yes, in general: the rules apply to what you publish. Check the facts, use only text, images and names you have the right to use, and add the legal pages your business needs, such as a privacy policy. Before you use a generated logo concept, check it against registered trademarks. This is general information, not legal advice.