AI website builder
for humans.

Yes. Free publishes one website at name.getsiter.com, with no card, for as long as you like. It has 3 pages and 1 form taking 10 submissions a month, 1 GB a month of visitor traffic and 14 days of analytics, and it always shows the “Built with Siter.io” badge. A custom domain, more pages and switching off the badge start with Solo. Compare the plans.

No. You design on a visual canvas and publish without writing a line of code (see how the no-code builder works). When you want code, you can add head code to the whole website and to each page, and the Code element embeds HTML and JavaScript on the canvas.

In Siter.io you design on a free-form canvas, with a separate layout for each breakpoint. One plan can publish several websites (see the plans). Every paid plan includes hosting, HTTPS, connecting your own domain, form entries, file hosting and cookieless analytics. There is no CMS, blog or store, so if you need one, another tool fits better. Read the side-by-side comparisons.

Yes. Siter AI designs pages on the same canvas you use: describe a page or a change in the editor’s Siter AI panel and it builds it for desktop, tablet and phone, or choose Build with AI when you start a website or a page. It also rewrites selected text and generates images. Everything it makes stays editable, a version is saved before each AI edit so you can undo it, and you can turn Siter AI off for your account in your Privacy settings.

Yes. Add an App in the editor and describe what it should do, such as a price calculator, a quiz with a result, a booking request or a before and after slider. Siter AI builds and tests it, it takes your page’s fonts and colors, and form answers go to Form entries and your email. See Apps.

Siter AI runs on credits. Free comes with 100 credits once, to try it, and each paid plan gets a new allowance every month. Unused plan credits stay usable one more month, and on a paid plan you can buy credit packs, which last 12 months. A request uses credits for the work it takes, so there is no fixed price per action, and a run that fails costs nothing. With no credits left, the chat still answers questions, without changing the page. Credits on every plan.

Each screen size gets its own layout. By default the breakpoints are Desktop 1200, Tablet 640 and Mobile 375, and “Add custom” adds a screen at any other width. Every element has its own position, size and style on each screen, so the phone layout is designed rather than squeezed.

Yes, at no extra cost on every paid plan; Free can’t connect one. Each website takes one custom domain, connected with A records for @ and www. HTTPS is included, with the certificate issued automatically once your domain points to Siter.io.

Yes. The Siter.io plugin for Figma sends your frames across, on every plan including Free. The import is one-way, with no re-sync, and prototype animations and interactions don’t come across, so you set those up in the editor.

No. You design pages one at a time; there is no CMS or blog, no ecommerce and no built-in multi-language support. If your site needs a store or a stream of posts, another tool will fit better.

On Pro you can download any page as HTML, packed in a ZIP, one page at a time. It is not a full-site export, and the other plans don’t include it.

Yes, on the paid plans. Each paid plan includes editor seats (see the plans), and everyone with access to a website takes a seat, you included. Admins manage the team and the website; Members edit and publish pages. You can add extra seats to your subscription. There is no real-time co-editing.

Yes. Build it in your own account, then transfer the website to your client’s email address. The account that receives it must be on a paid plan, and on any paid plan the owner can switch off the “Built with Siter.io” badge. More in the guide for freelancers.

No. Siter Analytics sets no cookies and collects no personal data, so on its own it doesn’t need a banner. Other things you add may need consent: Google Analytics, the Facebook Pixel and embedded videos can set cookies, and fonts from the Google Fonts library load from Google’s servers.

On a paid plan, extra websites and seats are added to your subscription. Pages and forms stop at the limit: a website that is already over keeps what it has, but you can’t add more. The Usage page shows each limit as Almost full at 80% and Limit reached at 100%.