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Create an account
Email or Google, your pick. 15 credits land right away, no card. On Free the page stays off the internet — the mock lives in your dashboard.
No CSS · you talk, nothing to drag
Build a website yourself — no blocks to drag
DIY here means you talk. No CSS, no dragging blocks around. Tell the AI about your business — the name, the town, what you sell, what a visitor should do — and it puts a landing page together in about a minute. You get 15 free credits and nobody asks for a card. A generate costs 5 credits, an edit costs 1. When it’s ready, publish on Start (€19/month) or Pro (€29/month), both with custom domains. One thing it isn’t: a shop.
Build a free website yourself
- No CSS anywhere
- 15 credits, no card
- One account, one site
How the DIY part actually works
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Describe the business
One paragraph does it: the name, the town, what you sell, what the client should do. No themes, no blocks, definitely no CSS. About a minute later the mock is there. Costs 5 credits.
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Fix it in a sentence, then publish
“Swap the photo”, “add prices”, “make the button bigger” — each of those is 1 credit. Happy with it? Publish on Start at €19/month or Pro at €29/month, both with custom domains. Leads go to Telegram.
Why this beats a builder for DIY
A conversation, not a canvas
Wix and Voog make you drag blocks around. Here you just say what bothers you. And you decide — no waiting on a project manager’s calendar.
No CSS to learn
The model picks the look. Wrong colour? Write “make it darker” and move on. The code never crosses your screen.
The lead reaches you
The form is on the page from the start. Every submit lands in your Telegram, with a copy in the dashboard. No CRM to wire up.
An honest limit
A shop, logins, subscriptions — those you can’t DIY here. For those, WordPress or an agency; the comparison table says so openly.
DIY: chat, a builder, or WordPress
| Odav Koduleht | Builder (Wix, Voog) | WordPress | |
|---|---|---|---|
| How you build | You talk about the business | You drag blocks | A theme + plugins |
| CSS | Not needed | Often a little | Yes, when something breaks |
| First page | ~1 minute | An evening to a week | A day to a week |
| Online shop | No | Often yes | WooCommerce |
| Take the code | Start order, 1–3 days | Partly | Yes, you maintain it |
Where DIY goes wrong
The classic mistake is a three-word brief. “Make it nice” gets you bland copy; write like you’re explaining the business to a neighbour. The other one is polishing forever. A live page plus two edits beats a perfect file nobody sees. And remember: one account, one site. Files on Start are an order, 1–3 business days.
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Questions
Do I need to design or know CSS?
No. You handle the content; the model handles the look. Wrong colour, wrong photo, weak headline — just say so in plain words. Building it yourself means the decisions are yours, not the layout work.
Is this a builder like Wix or Voog?
No. A builder makes you learn its UI, then drag blocks. Here you talk and get a result. No blocks, no themes, no CSS.
Can I take the code or HTML?
There is no instant ZIP. On Start you order an export in settings — we send the files in 1–3 business days by email. The live page stays on the platform so the form and the Telegram leads keep working.
How many sites can I build myself?
One per account. Your 15 credits go on the first generate (5) and edits (1 each). If they run out, Start is €19 for 200 credits a month, Pro is €29 for 500.
What if I get stuck?
Write to us — support sits right in the dashboard and we reply to your login email. DIY doesn’t mean solo. It just means no brief, no agency.
Build a free website yourself
Build a free website yourself