The builder runs in your Hostna account, so it asks you to sign in first. Publishing needs a hosting plan; drafting does not.
- Pages, sections and starting copy generated
- A visual editor for everything it wrote
- Publishes from your Hostna account
- Nothing goes live until you publish it
Structure, which is the part that stops people
Most sites never get built because nobody knows what the pages should be. The builder is reliable at exactly that: a sensible set of pages, headings in an order that makes sense, and copy that is roughly right and easy to fix. What it cannot know is your business, your prices or your promises.
- A page structure you can rearrange
- Copy written to be edited, not shipped as-is
- The editor stays after generation — this is not one-shot
You are the publisher of whatever the builder writes, and the accuracy of what the site says about your business is yours — check anything it produces about prices, qualifications, delivery times or guarantees before it goes live. Generated images may not be suitable where a photograph of your actual premises or team is expected.