What is an AI website builder?

A tool that uses AI to plan, write and lay out a website from a description, often called vibe coding, and lets you edit and publish the result. Some keep the site on their platform; real-code builders like Xodia keep it as code in your own repository.

Yes. In Xodia your AI plans every page in the Plan tab, builds each one and checks its own work for design, copy and broken links. You review the result and change anything before it goes live. See Plan with AI.

With a real-code builder, yes. Xodia's sites are normal projects in your git repository. Stop using Xodia and the site keeps working.

The one you connect over MCP: Claude Code, the Claude app, Cursor, Codex or any MCP app, on your own plan with it. See connect your AI.

The Model Context Protocol, an open standard for connecting AI apps to tools. Xodia's MCP server gives your AI 54 tools and 9 prompts to work on your site. See the MCP reference.

No. You edit pages by clicking and typing, and in the panels. The code is there when you or a developer want it.

The Xodia template (Vite, React and React Router), Vite sites with React or plain JavaScript, and plain HTML sites, styled with Tailwind CSS 4 or plain CSS. Sites on other frameworks can come in through Import a website. See frameworks.

Yes. Import it from GitHub, or by its address if it's live, and edit it visually, without a prompt for every change. See sites built with AI, or the guides for a Cursor-built site and a v0 or Bolt export.

The code lives in your git repository. Put the site live on Xodia hosting, on its own xodia.site address or your custom domain, or deploy it to your own host, such as Vercel, Netlify or Cloudflare. The preview you edit on runs in your browser. See Xodia hosting.

Yes. Xodia CMS keeps collections such as blog posts or team members in your own repo, with fields you choose, lists on any page and a page with its own SEO for every item. It also edits Markdown folders, Decap CMS and headless CMSs such as Sanity, Contentful, Storyblok and Prismic. See Xodia CMS.

Your AI builds real pages in your framework, with titles, descriptions and links checked. The SEO tab runs PageSpeed tests of the live site. See SEO.

Yes. Comment on the page, see who is editing what, and see who changed what on every branch. See comments and review.

Webflow and Framer build and host the site on their own platforms, each with its own canvas, and Webflow can export HTML and CSS on paid plans. Lovable builds an app from your messages and syncs its code to GitHub. Xodia keeps your site as real code in your own repository from the start, and lets you style it by hand or with the AI you already use. The comparison above links each fact to its source.

Not in Xodia. The Style panel writes the change into your code itself, with no AI involved, so a colour or spacing change costs nothing. When your AI does the work, it runs on your own plan with that AI app.

Yes. The visual editor, the Content tab and the Plan tab all work without an AI, and the plan stays in sync with your site on every plan. Connect your AI when you want it to build or change pages for you.

Yes, if it's a site you own. Import its repository from GitHub, such as a Lovable project synced to GitHub, or bring a live site in by its address with Import a website. See switch from Webflow, switch from Framer and bring your Lovable or Bolt site.

Yes. Every site can go live on its own xodia.site address. A custom domain comes with the hosting add-on on Starter, Pro and Agency, or deploy the code to your own host and point your domain there. See Xodia hosting.

The Free plan is free, with no card. Paid plans start at $9 a month with Starter, billed monthly per workspace. See pricing.

Yes. The Free plan includes the visual editor, Import a website and a live site on Xodia hosting, with no card. Xodia CMS, your own AI and planning with it are included too, within the Free limits, and the Plan tab stays in sync with your site on every plan. See pricing.