Pagecloud

Pagecloud began as a visual drag-and-drop website builder and has since pivoted its default experience to Pagecloud AI. Instead of choosing a template and arranging blocks yourself, you describe your business and what you want visitors to do, and the assistant produces a first version of the site — headline, structure, copy suggestions, and imagery. From there you can either ask for edits in plain language ("make the headline warmer", "add a wholesale page using these photos") or click directly on the page to change text and images.

What is built in matters more than the AI framing for most small businesses. Pagecloud includes hosting and security, so there is no separate server account to manage; a style system that keeps colors, typography, buttons, and spacing consistent as you add pages; forms that collect inquiries into a dashboard inbox; image generation and editing; and analytics you can query conversationally, such as asking which pages visitors read most. Pages are also structured with search and AI-answer visibility in mind, which is increasingly table stakes for local businesses.

The pricing is subscription-based and the entry tier, Launch, starts at $26 per month with monthly billing or $22 per month billed annually. Existing customers of the original builder are not stranded: Pagecloud Classic remains available through their account. There is a free starting point as well, so you can build a draft before committing to a paid plan.