They build the site. Then they hand it back.
Durable, Hocoos, Relume, 10Web — the AI site builders generate a website from a prompt, and they're good at it. But generating the site is the first thirty seconds of the job. The blog that ships every week, the emails tied to what each customer read, the chat that answers from a knowledge base — that's the operation, and it starts after the site is live.
Generate-and-done, four ways.
Each of these tools answers a few questions and produces a site — copy, images, layout, live in minutes. Then the operation is yours: you write next week's post, draft this month's email, follow up on the form, answer the chat. The AI finished at "site live." The work that recurs — the work that fills your backlog — is the work it handed back.
That's the trade this page is about. Not whose generated site looks better on day one. Whose AI is still working on day ninety.
Each one is good at something.
Durable
Thirty seconds from sign-up to a live site, plus Stripe invoicing built for a plumber or trainer. The fastest onboarding in the category.
Hocoos
A wider bundle — site, email, booking, light ecommerce — on one flat, predictable bill. More ground than most pure site builders.
Relume
A thousand-plus Figma and Webflow components with AI to arrange them. A real accelerator for designers who build in that pipeline.
10Web
A genuine WordPress site on managed Google Cloud hosting, with its plugins and 90+ PageSpeed scores intact.
The site builders, side by side.
What you get
A generated site, invoicing, and a light CRM.
A generated site, email, booking, and a light store.
Wireframes and a style guide to hand to a designer.
A generated WordPress site on managed hosting.
A site the AI keeps operating — blog, email, forms, chat, CRM.
After it's live
You operate it, or it goes stale.
You operate it.
A designer and developer still build the real site.
You operate it with WordPress tools and plugins.
The AI writes the weekly post, drafts the emails, answers the chat.
Ongoing content
AI drafts; you publish.
AI drafts; you publish.
Placeholder or generic copy.
AI Co-Pilot edits; you publish.
The AI proposes, drafts, and — once you allow it — publishes.
Pricing
Flat, low-tens per month.
Flat annual, low-tens per month.
Per seat, plus Webflow and Figma seats.
Tiered; a traffic overage stops the site.
One usage rate — $25 per million units. No seats, no tiers.
Best for
A local service business that needs a site and invoices.
A freelancer or nonprofit that wants one flat bill.
A Webflow designer or agency.
A buyer who wants WordPress without the hosting tax.
A technical founder with a marketing operation to run and no team to run it.
Where these tools win, honestly.
When the site is the front, not the job.
Day ninety, still shipping
You're not a plumber, a boutique, or a designer. You're building a differentiated product, and a template-shaped site would undersell you on day one. More to the point: the site isn't the job. The job is a marketing operation that keeps running — a blog in a voice that's unmistakably yours, emails that reference what each customer read, a chat that answers from a real knowledge base, a CRM that sees across every channel. These tools finish at "site live." Giant Context's AI starts there and keeps going.
Start with the site. Keep the operator.
Let the AI build your site — then keep it running the marketing after the site is live.