Mirin offers a free website redesign, a no-code editor with AI edits, forms and analytics. Paid plans start at $99/month. Read the Gappsy review.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Mirin is a website platform for service businesses, local shops and online stores. Its main idea is to show you the result before you commit: you share your website address and email, and Mirin builds a new homepage for you at no cost and with no card required. Your current website stays live while you review it.
After that, Mirin works as a place to run the site. It combines a visual editor, AI-assisted changes, contact forms, a website inbox and reporting in one workspace. The company's founder, Jason Biondo, describes the goal as a simpler starting point for businesses whose websites do not reflect the work behind them.
The process starts with a form where you enter your site address and email. Mirin reads your site the way a new visitor would, produces a scorecard, and begins a new homepage. The result arrives by email and opens in your own Mirin workspace. Before you sign in, you can try three AI refinements. If you have no site yet, you can choose No site yet and describe your business instead.
To change the site later, you ask for one change in your own words, review the draft on your page, and publish when it looks right. The credit cost shows before anything runs. You can also edit by hand in the visual editor, and you can undo an edit or restore a saved version.
The editing tools are the core. The visual editor needs no code, and AI edits are metered in credits that are shown up front. Failed work is refunded, and undo is free. Reviewing a change and making it live are separate steps, so a draft never reaches visitors until you publish it.
Around the editor sit the business tools. Forms deliver each inquiry with the name, email and message together. The inbox lets you reply to chat visitors from your phone and see which page they are on. Insights covers visits, tracked clicks, chat, sales and email over one date range, and you can open each report for its full figures. Order management follows a sale from payment to fulfillment.
Mirin is a website platform for small businesses. It builds a free redesign of your current site, then gives you a visual editor, AI-assisted edits, forms, an inbox and analytics to keep it current.
Yes. The free redesign starts with a new homepage that opens in your Mirin workspace, and no credit card is required. You can put it online free at a Mirin address, and your current site stays live until you choose to replace it.
Free costs $0, Pro costs $99 per month and Business costs $199 per month, each per website and billed monthly. Enterprise is a custom quote. Optional AI credit packs can save up to 20%, and extra design work is quoted separately.
Yes, on paid plans. You keep registration and renewal with your domain provider and connect the address to Mirin when you are ready to launch. The Free plan stays at a Mirin address.
Mirin lists connectors for services including Stripe, Shopify, Square, Google Analytics, Mailchimp, Slack, Google Calendar, Calendly and Notion. Its page says 35 connect today and the list is growing.
Yes. You can edit pages directly in the visual editor or describe a change and let AI draft it. You review the draft on your page and publish when ready. Undo is free.
It is aimed at them. The plans are priced per website, the redesign is free to try, and the examples cover counseling, design-build, specialty retail and local services. Business owners who need heavy customization may need paid design work.
No. The redesign and the Free plan need no card. Billing begins only after you review a paid plan and confirm payment at checkout.