Relume is an AI website builder for marketing sites. Publish on Relume or export to Figma, Webflow and React. Free plan, paid from $12 per project a month.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Relume is an AI website builder aimed at marketing websites. A user supplies an old website, a document or a few notes, and the tool produces a site meant to be published rather than a rough draft. The company says it is trusted by 1M+ freelancers and agencies.
Its approach differs from tools that generate code each time. Relume's AI does not write raw code. It selects and assembles components that Relume's designers built and maintain, the same system the company says is behind 2M+ websites started since 2023.
Input can be an existing site, a document or short notes. Relume generates a brief, sitemap, wireframes and a style guide, then assembles pages from its component library. Everything the AI produces can be edited, including copy, sections, layout, colors and typography.
When the site is ready, it can be published on Relume or exported to Figma, Webflow or React. Relume's AI agents can suggest improvements to strategy, copy and design, but the user decides what goes live.
On the build side, Relume produces a brief, sitemap, wireframes, designs and a style guide with color, typography and spacing tokens. Paid Site Builder plans include 1,000+ components for Figma, Webflow and React. Studio, a beta product, handles on-brand imagery, and Relume MCP lets users build from inside their AI tools.
On the publishing side, sites get hosting, SSL and a global edge network. Built-in forms collect submissions in a dashboard, analytics show visitors and top pages, and SEO controls cover robots.txt, sitemap.xml, JSON-LD, indexing settings, 301 redirects and custom code.
Relume is an AI website builder for marketing websites. It generates a brief, sitemap, wireframes and style guide from an old site, a document or notes, then assembles pages from a library of designer-built components.
Relume has a free forever plan with no card needed. Publish Pro starts from $14 per month, and Launch hosting for a custom domain starts from $12 per project per month. Site Builder export plans run from $18 per month (Starter) to $40 per month (Pro), with Team from $36 per month for a minimum of 3 users.
Yes. The free plan includes enough monthly usage to build a full website and free hosting on a relume.live subdomain. Relume says it is not offering a 7-day trial for the Pro plan.
No. Sites can be published directly on Relume with hosting, SSL and a global edge network. Users who prefer other tools can export the site to Webflow, Figma or React.
Yes. Free sites publish to a relume.live subdomain, while Launch hosting connects a custom domain, handles SSL setup and renewal, and removes the Relume badge.
Relume says its components are responsive, accessible and SEO and AEO ready. Published sites offer control over robots.txt, sitemap.xml, JSON-LD, indexing settings for search engines and AI crawlers, and 301 redirects.
Yes. Copy, sections, layout, colors and typography are all editable. Relume's AI agents can suggest improvements, but the user decides what goes live.
Relume is used by freelancers and agencies who turn client briefs into live sites, and by small businesses that want a marketing website without hiring a developer. Clients and teammates can join as editors with no per-seat charge.