Building a business website with AI

Plain-English guides from the Orivox team: how to choose a website builder, how to make a site by describing your business, and how to compare the main options. We make Orivox, and each guide says so where it matters.

Choosing a website builder

• Best AI website builder for a small business (2026)

  Wix, Squarespace, Hostinger, Durable and Orivox side by side: what each costs, what is included, and which kind of business each suits.

• Best AI website builders for local businesses in 2026

  A local business needs different things from a startup: tap to call, opening hours, a map and booking. Here is how the main AI builders handle them.

• AI tools to build a website without coding: what is out there

  Not every tool that builds sites with AI is meant for non-programmers. Here are the three kinds, and which one fits a business owner.

• The cheapest way to get a professional website with hosting

  A free plan costs nothing but has limits, and a prepaid four-year deal is cheapest per month but renews higher. Here is the arithmetic.

• Best free AI website builder: what free includes (2026)

  Orivox, Wix, Durable and Framer have free plans; Squarespace and Hostinger have trials. What each free plan covers and where it stops.

• Is there a 100% free AI website builder? What it costs

  A free plan is rarely free forever and everywhere. The costs that show up later: domain, credits, upgrades and your time.

• Free website builder with a free domain: what you really get

  A free plan usually means a platform address. A free custom domain usually needs a paid plan. What each builder's own page says.

• AI website maker: what it makes and what you still do

  An AI website maker builds the pages, wording and design from a description. What you still add, and a five-step way to use one.

• Which AI is best for creating a website for free?

  It depends on the job: an assistant writes code you host yourself, a builder gives you a hosted site, an app builder is for software.

How do I...

• Need a website for your small business and can't code? Start here

  You do not need to code to have a proper business website. Here is the whole path, from what to collect to going live.

• How to make a website just by describing your business

  Describing your business is enough to get a first website. Here is what to write, three worked examples and what happens next.

• Website builders that let you edit by chatting

  Chat editing means asking for a change in plain words instead of hunting through menus. These builders do it, and here is what to watch for.

• How to redesign your old website with AI

  An AI builder can read your current site and produce a refreshed version. Here is how to do it without breaking what already works.

• Free AI website builder with a prompt: three you can copy

  A good prompt is short and specific. Three copy-and-paste examples, and the five details that make the first draft close.

• Free AI website generator with no sign-up: what to expect

  A site you keep, edit and publish has to be saved against an account. What no-sign-up generators can offer, and what Orivox asks for.

Comparisons and alternatives

• Best Wix alternatives for a small business (2026)

  Squarespace, Hostinger, Durable, Framer and Orivox compared with Wix on price, hosting, domains and editing, plus when to stay put.

• Orivox vs Wix: price, features and who each is for

  Both build a site from a description and both let you edit by asking. The differences are price, scope and ecosystem.

• Orivox vs Durable: a website builder or a business in a box

  Durable bundles business tools around the website. Orivox concentrates on the website. The price gap reflects that.

• Alternatives to Framer for a local business site

  Framer is built for designers. A plumber, salon or cafe usually wants the site made for them. These are the alternatives.

• AI website builder or web designer: which should you use?

  For many small businesses an AI builder is enough. For some it is not. Here is how to tell, and how to use both.

• Lovable vs Orivox: AI app builder or website builder?

  Lovable builds apps by chat; Orivox builds business websites. Free allowances, what each is for, and when to pick which.

• Replit vs Orivox: when a coding platform is too much

  Replit is a coding platform with an AI agent. Orivox builds a business website from a description. Prices and who each suits.

• Can Claude build a website? What it does and what it needs

  Claude can draft website code and text. A website builder also hosts, connects a domain and lets you edit visually. The difference matters.

• Google AI website builder: Google Sites and the alternatives

  Google's site tool is Google Sites. What Google's page says, what it leaves out, and how it compares with an AI website builder.

• GoDaddy website builder vs Orivox: price, AI and domains

  GoDaddy's builder gives 50 AI credits free and charges from $9.99 a month. Price, credits, domain and store compared with Orivox.

• Renderforest AI website builder: what it includes and costs

  A website builder inside a creative suite, on plans priced mostly by video credits. What the website part lists, and how it compares with Orivox.

• AI website builder GPT: can ChatGPT build a website?

  ChatGPT can now build and host sites with Sites, in public beta on paid plans. What it does, what it needs, and how it compares with a builder.

• Bookipi AI website builder: what it does and what it costs

  A website builder inside an invoicing tool. What Bookipi's plans and its Pro add-on list, and how that compares with a website-only builder.

• Readdy AI website builder: plans, credits and limits

  Readdy builds a site from a prompt, a screenshot or a URL. What its plans list for sites, credits and domains, and how Orivox compares.

• Figma AI website builder: Make, Sites and what they cost

  Figma Make builds a site from a prompt and Figma Sites publishes one you design. What each does, what free includes, and when to use a builder.

About Orivox

• What is Orivox? An AI website builder explained

  Orivox builds a real, hosted website from a short description of your business, then lets you change it by asking.

• Is Orivox any good? Who it suits and who should look elsewhere

  Good for a simple business site at a low price, weaker for stores and booking. Here is the honest version and a way to test it yourself.

• Orivox AI website builder review: a walkthrough, step by step

  A walkthrough of each step in Orivox, with what it does well and where it stops, written by the team that makes it.