If something’s off, just say so in plain words, like “the headline is too long”. You start with 15 free credits and nobody asks for a card. Building the mock-up costs 5 credits, each edit costs 1. To put the page online, pick Start at €6 a month or Pro at €19 a month. Both let you use your own domain. The one thing it won’t do is run a shop.
How it works
Step 1
Create an account
Sign up with email or Google. You get 15 credits straight away, and no card is needed. On Free the page doesn’t go online; you see the mock-up in your dashboard.
Step 2
Describe your business
One paragraph is enough: the name, the town, what you sell and what a customer should do. No themes or blocks to pick, and certainly no CSS. In about a minute the mock-up is ready. That costs 5 credits.
Make a nice website.
I'm Marko, I renovate bathrooms in Tallinn and Harju County. Most clients are flat owners. I want people to ask for a quote.
Who, where, for whom, and what the client should do.
Step 3
Edit, then publish
“Swap the photo”, “add prices”, “make the button bigger”: each request like that is 1 credit. When you’re happy, publish on Start at €6 a month or Pro at €19 a month. Both work with your own domain. Enquiries from the form arrive in Telegram.
How this differs from a site builder
A conversation, not a canvas. In Wix or Voog you drag blocks around. Here you just say what bothers you. You make the calls yourself, without waiting for a project manager to find time.
No CSS to learn. The model takes care of the look. Colour feels wrong? Write “make it darker” and that’s it. You never have to see the code.
Enquiries come straight to you. The form is on the page from the start. Every enquiry lands in your Telegram, and a copy stays in your dashboard. No separate CRM to set up.
What you can’t build here. An online shop, logins or paid memberships can’t be built here. WordPress or an agency is a better fit for those, and the comparison below says so too.
Three ways to build a site yourself
| Odav Koduleht | Builder (Wix, Voog) | WordPress | |
|---|---|---|---|
| How you build it | You describe your business | You drag blocks | A theme plus plugins |
| CSS | Not needed | Often a little | Yes, when something breaks |
| First page | About 1 minute | An evening to a week | A day to a week |
| Online shop | No | Often yes | Yes, with WooCommerce |
| Getting the files | On Start, by order, 1–3 business days | Partly | Yes, but you maintain it |
Where people usually go wrong
The most common mistake is a three-word brief. “Make it nice” gets you bland copy, so write the way you’d explain your business to a neighbour. The second is polishing forever. A published page with a couple of edits does more for you than a perfect mock-up nobody sees. And keep in mind that one account gets one site, and on Start the files come as an order within 1–3 business days.
Questions
Do I need design skills or CSS?
No. You bring the content and the model takes care of the look. If the colour, photo or headline isn’t right, say so in plain words. Doing it yourself here means you make the decisions, not that you do the layout by hand.
Is this a builder like Wix or Voog?
No. With a builder you first learn the interface, then drag blocks around. Here you describe what you want and get the result. No blocks, no themes, no CSS.
Can I get the code or HTML?
There’s no instant ZIP download. On Start you order an export in the settings, and we email you the files within 1–3 business days. The live page stays on the platform so the form and the Telegram enquiries keep working.
How many sites can I make?
One per account. Out of your 15 credits, the first mock-up takes 5 and each edit takes 1. If you run out, Start is €6 a month with 200 credits, and Pro is €19 a month with 500.
What if I get stuck?
Write to us. Support is right in your dashboard, and we reply to the email you log in with. You’re doing it yourself, but you’re not on your own. You just skip the brief and the agency.