WebHost
Describe the website you need. WebHost generates it, you edit it in the browser, and you publish it to your own domain. Built for people running more than one site.
From a description to a published site
- Generate. Write a brief in plain language and get a complete single-page or multi-page site, with structure and copy in place.
- Edit. Change any section in the browser. Switch themes, rewrite blocks, add or remove pages without touching code.
- Publish. One click to deploy, with your own domain and automatic TLS certificates.
- Run many sites. Each site is a separate tenant with its own pages, domain, forms and content.
- Forms that arrive. Contact forms are wired to email delivery on publish — no third-party form service in the middle.
- Import an existing site. Point WebHost at a URL to pull an existing site’s structure and content in as a starting point. In development.
- Export anything. Full HTML export at any time. Nothing is trapped in the platform.
At a glance
- Status
- In production
- Access
- Invite-only
- Model
- Monthly subscription
- Pricing
- On request
- Currency
- USD
- Processor
- Stripe
- Hosting
- Managed or self-hosted
- Custom domains
- Supported
- TLS
- Automatic
- Backups
- Nightly
- White-label
- Available
- Support
- Email and Telegram
How WebHost is sold
WebHost is a subscription, billed monthly or annually in USD through Stripe. We have not finalised published plan pricing, so at the moment every account is quoted directly based on how many sites you run and whether you want it hosted by us or deployed to your own servers.
A subscription includes AI generation credits, hosting and platform access. Where you register a domain through us, that is charged separately at the registrar’s rate.
Access is invite-only while we scale. Request an invite and we will confirm availability and quote before anything is billed. There is no waiting-list fee and no charge until an account is opened.
WebHost is also available white-label, so you can run it under your own brand for your own customers. See pricing and engagement models for how that works.