Build it in minutes. — Webforgia, the AI website builder
Describe your idea and get a premium, production-ready website — no code required.
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Describe your idea and get a premium, production-ready website — no code required.
No canvas to learn, no template to pick apart. You write a sentence, answer a couple of questions, and a finished project renders while you watch.
One sentence about the business or idea. Attach a logo, a screenshot or a brief, and your real reviews and figures: Webforgia won't make any up.
Quick choices about tone, pages and features, at no cost. Restaurants, trades, retailers and a few other fields also get a design direction of their own.
Each step shows as it runs. Stop it part-way and you pay only for the steps that finished. Then change anything by asking in plain words.
Live over HTTPS on webforgia.com or your own domain, with working contact forms.
No card needed. A 7-day free trial with $1 of credit.
Pages, sections and their order resolved. Copy written per section, palette and type chosen together, image slots declared. Every field is checked against the schema before anything renders.
A sentence goes in and a finished project comes out, but not in one leap. Webforgia asks what it still needs to know, plans the pages and their order, fills a typed specification, generates the photography, and only then renders — each stage checked before the next starts.
The architect settled the structure and the page planner ordered the sections. The auditor scored the result, and the copywriter rewrote what it marked weak. The visual reviewer is looking at a photograph of the rendered page — the one check that catches what reads wrong rather than what validates wrong.
Behind each build type is a roster of specialists rather than one general-purpose call. A website gets an architect and a page planner that settle the structure, an auditor that scores what came out, a copywriter that rewrites whatever the auditor marked weak, and a reviewer that photographs the rendered page and looks at it. A deck and a website need different judgement, so they do not share a team.
Every call to action on the page is bound to the destination you supplied, and every form is bound to where its submissions should land. Nothing on the finished site points at a placeholder.
48 connectors put your tools to work. Point Webforgia at your Stripe link, your Calendly, your booking page, and the calls to action on the finished site go where they should. Form submissions come back out — to Slack, Teams, email, your CRM or a webhook — as they arrive.
The current specification goes in, not a fresh brief. The headline, its supporting line and the primary call to action are rewritten; the sections below them, the palette and the imagery stay exactly where they were.
Seventeen scoped edits across five groups — look and feel, polish, growth, adding a section, and localising. Each sends the current specification rather than starting over, so it changes what it names and leaves the rest where it was.
The workspace is resolved from the key and nothing else — no tool takes a workspace argument, so a caller cannot reach one their key does not open. Auth is checked before the body is parsed.
Webforgia speaks the Model Context Protocol, so Claude, Cursor, VS Code or anything else that speaks it can build, validate and publish without opening the dashboard. Seven tools over one authenticated endpoint.
The same engine produces decks, documents, dashboards, prototypes and playable games. What changes is the shape of the thing you get at the end.
Multi-page sites with real copy, working forms and photos generated and hosted by Webforgia. Right-to-left languages read right-to-left.
Poster graphics in the aspect you need — square, portrait, story, landscape or wide.
Full presentations with speaker notes. Prints one landscape page per slide.
Reports and proposals paged like real paper, with an auto contents page.
Clickable app prototypes with real navigation, forms and persistent state.
A single-file arcade game — snake, platformer, breakout, tower defence. Playable the moment it finishes.
A world you move around in, published to a link you can share. Its own engine and its own audit.
Canvas and WebGL scenes with play/pause that can record themselves to video.
An editable grid with a live formula engine and CSV export.
KPI tiles plus bar, line, area, pie and donut charts, including multi-series.
48 connectors, and each one does a real job you can see: buttons on your site that open your checkout or booking page, leads delivered where you work, and every publish deployed or backed up.
Credit draws down at what each build actually costs, at one rate on every plan. Top up when you need it, or take a monthly plan for bigger bundles and team features.
Everything in Studio, plus the audit log and volume pricing — with data residency and an SLA agreed in the contract.
| Free trial | Pay as you go | Pro | Studio | Enterprise | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Building | |||||
| Credit | $1 for 7 days | Top-ups you choose | 1,000–25,000 a month | 25,000–150,000 a month | Custom |
| Builds | 1 site + 1 app | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Build modes | Lite | Lite · Economy · Power | Lite · Economy · Power | Lite · Economy · Power | Lite · Economy · Power |
| AI photography | — | ||||
| Code export | — | ||||
| Publishing | |||||
| Publish to webforgia.com | |||||
| Your own domain, with SSL | |||||
| Form inbox and lead delivery | |||||
| No Webforgia badge | — | — | |||
| Team and security | |||||
| Invite teammates with roles | |||||
| Two-factor sign-in, data export | |||||
| Security scan of a project | |||||
| Groups | — | — | — | ||
| Single sign-on with verified domains | — | — | — | ||
| Workspace-wide security center | — | — | — | ||
| Audit log | — | — | — | — | |
How building, credit, publishing and your data work — in plain words.
Write to us and a person will answer — or read the full documentation.
The details are in the Terms and Privacy Policy.
No. You describe what you want in a sentence, answer a few quick questions, and Webforgia builds it. You change anything by asking in plain words. If you do want the code, you can export it once you have bought credit or a plan.
Websites, slide decks, documents, dashboards, poster designs, clickable mobile app prototypes, 2D and 3D games, animations and spreadsheets — nine build types from the same engine.
They are build modes. Lite is fast and cheap: one pass, no photographs. Economy adds AI photography and a repair pass when a build needs one. Power does everything, then reviews the result and improves it until it stops getting better. You choose per build.
No. Webforgia is built not to invent testimonials, ratings, statistics or client names. They go on your site only when you give them, and without them the copy describes what you do and how you work instead. A portfolio lists only the work you describe.
Yes. Attach images, files or a screenshot in the chat. Images are used as visual references, and text files are read as part of your brief.
Everything runs on credit: 100 credits = $1, on every plan. Each build is charged for what it actually cost to make — a typical website with AI photography is about 60 credits, and Lite builds cost less. Top up when you need it, or take a monthly plan for bigger bundles and team features.
$1 of credit for 7 days, with no card needed — unused trial credit ends with the trial. The trial covers 1 website and 1 app build in Lite mode, and you can publish what you make. Add any amount of credit to unlock unlimited projects, Economy and Power builds, and code export.
No. If a build goes wrong part-way, nothing is taken from your balance. Stopping a build yourself is different: you pay for the steps that had already finished.
Yes. While a website, design, deck, document or dashboard is building, press Cancel. It stops after the current step, you are charged only for the steps that already ran, and your project is left as it was.
No. Credit you buy, and the monthly credit a plan adds, stays in your balance until you use it.
Yes. Top up from $5 to $50 at a time, with no subscription. Plans are optional — they add a monthly credit bundle, remove the Webforgia badge, and on Studio add team features like Groups and single sign-on.
Any time, from Settings → Billing & credits. An upgrade starts straight away and is charged the difference for the rest of the period. A downgrade starts at your next renewal. Cancelling keeps your plan until the end of the period you paid for, and your credit stays.
Your published sites stay live. Building pauses until you add credit or your plan renews — nothing is deleted.
Yes, on every plan. Publish to a free webforgia.com address instantly, or connect your own domain with automatic SSL.
Yes. Contact and newsletter forms on a published site save every submission, and your dashboard notifications tell you when one arrives. Connect Slack, Discord, email alerts or a webhook to receive each submission in full as it arrives.
By default, yes — published sites can be indexed. If you are still working on one, turn indexing off in Settings → Privacy and republish.
Yes. Any plan — Pro, Studio or Enterprise — removes the badge from your published sites.
You do: your prompts, files, projects and published sites. Webforgia only uses them to build and host your work.
We do not use your prompts or projects to train AI models. Builds are made by AI model providers whose API terms say they do not train on that data by default.
Yes. Export your account and every project from Settings → Privacy in one download, and export a project's code once you have bought credit or a plan.
Describe it. Webforgia builds it. You publish it.
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