Landingsite.ai builds a website, logo and domain with AI from two questions. Free to preview; paid plans start at $10/month billed annually.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
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Landingsite.ai is an AI website builder aimed at business owners who do not want to learn a design tool. A user answers two questions, the business name and what it does, and the AI designs, writes and prepares the site, along with a logo and a domain. The company says the average build takes about 5 minutes.
The product positions itself against both complicated builders and paid designers. Its founders, Todd Hooper and Andrew Homeyer, say they built it after repeatedly struggling to make a good-looking website for their own companies. The company reports more than 1 million websites created and describes itself as 100% bootstrapped.
The process has three steps. The user describes the business in a sentence or two, previews the generated pages, copy, images and logo, and publishes when satisfied. According to the company, each site is made for the specific business, its industry and its town, rather than copied from a template.
After the first draft, all changes happen in a chat. Users type requests such as adding customer reviews, making a phone number bigger or changing colors to green, and the AI updates the site. The same chat adds and removes pages and inserts tracking codes.
Publishing requires a paid plan and a custom domain. Domains can be bought inside the product or connected from another registrar by changing nameservers or DNS records. Hosting, SSL and updates are handled by Landingsite.ai.
Both paid plans include a free logo, hosting, SSL, contact forms with file uploads, visitor stats, a cookie banner and sites in any language. The cookie banner adjusts to the visitor's location, only appears where the law requires it, and works in 20 languages. Sites are described as built to show up on Google.
Visitor stats can be requested through the chat, for example how many people visited this week and how they found the site. A separate assistant answers questions about sales, payouts, unpaid invoices and new reviews, and can send a payment reminder on request.
The Pro plan adds commerce. The online store supports physical and digital products, sizes, colors, stock, shipping, sales tax, discount codes and product reviews. Invoices are emailed and paid by card, and memberships bill monthly or yearly with members managing their own cards.
Landingsite.ai is an AI website builder that creates a website, logo and domain from a short description of a business. Users change the site by chatting with the AI. The company reports more than 1 million websites created.
Basic is $10/month billed annually ($120/year) or $15/month billed monthly. Pro is $20/month billed annually ($240/year) or $30/month billed monthly. Creating and previewing a site is free.
Yes. Users can create a site, preview it and try a few changes by chatting without a credit card. Publishing requires a paid plan, and a custom domain must be added first.
Yes, on the Pro plan, which includes an online store, invoices and memberships. Customers pay by card through Stripe and money is paid out to the user's bank account. Landingsite.ai adds a 1% fee on top of Stripe's standard fee.
Yes. Domains from registrars such as GoDaddy, Namecheap and Squarespace can be connected by changing nameservers or updating DNS records. DNS changes can take 24-48 hours to propagate. A connected domain serves the Landingsite.ai site for the whole root domain.
No. The site is generated from a plain description of the business, and later changes are requested in everyday language. The company positions the product for non-technical business owners.
Yes. Google Tag Manager, Google Analytics, Facebook Pixel and other tracking codes can be added by giving the AI the snippet or ID.
Paid plans have a 30-day money-back guarantee. If a site has not been published, a subscription can be canceled for a full refund from the website settings page. Other refund requests go to support, and approved refunds typically take 5-10 business days.