spanli

AI website builder

Describe your business. Watch the website build itself.

Tell Spanli what you do. It writes the pages, lays out your photos and puts your site live. Changing it is just asking.

80 free credits to start, no card needed. Publish from $19/month.

Or start from a social profile or a site you already have

You type “A family-run bakery in Providence - sourdough, pastries, and very good coffee” - and Spanli assembles the site in front of you: the opening, what we bake, this morning's photos, and an order form. The changes receipt reads: Added - 4 sections: opening, what we bake, photos, order form.

Four ways in

You don't have to start from a blank page.

A sentence, a profile you've been posting to for years, the site you're embarrassed by, or nothing at all - each of these is a real way to begin, and each ends at a finished first draft.

  1. Describe it

    Say what you do. In two sentences.

    The words you'd use with a customer are enough - add your logo and a few photos if you have them. A finished first draft builds while you watch, and nothing it asks you is technical.

  2. Start from your social profile

    You already posted it. Point at the profile.

    Paste your LinkedIn, or search your name on Instagram or Facebook. Spanli shows you “is this you?” to confirm, then builds a site from what you have already written and posted - your pictures included.

  3. Modernize the site you have

    Hand it the address you're embarrassed by.

    Spanli reads what your current site says and rebuilds it as something current, keeping your words. Or paste a site whose feel you admire and it borrows the mood, not the content.

  4. I feel lucky

    Answer nothing at all.

    For anyone who freezes at choices: Spanli picks the pages, the sections and the look itself. Every decision it made is listed on the way through, and you can change any of them.

What you can make

Sites that inform, persuade and take enquiries.

Not shops with checkouts, not apps with logins - we'd rather say so than half-build one. These are the shapes Spanli makes well, and each has a page of its own.

After the first build

The build is the first minute. This is the rest of it.

Point at it. Say what to change.

The hard part of editing a website is explaining which bit you mean. Here you click the thing in the live preview and type the change in your own words.

How it works

Update it the way you'd fill in a form.

The things that repeat - dishes, services, projects, articles - are a list you edit. Open one, change the fields, publish. No chat needed.

How it works

Enquiries land somewhere. Every time.

Your site comes with the form it needs, and everything sent through it is collected the instant it's sent and waiting in your Spanli inbox.

How it works

Say it. Watch your website do it.

The chat is the tool. A new section, a better headline, this year's prices - each is a sentence in the same conversation.

  • Design configurator

    Change the look and see it change, live.

    LookPick one - the site changes
  • Hosting is included. Publishing is one button.

    Built, kept and served in the same place you made it - no second company, no files to move.

  • Bring in the people who help.

    Invite someone by email and choose what they can do: change the site, look after the money, or own the whole thing.

  • Versions

    Try anything - you can put it back.

  • Domains

    Buy your name where you build your site.

  • Quality checks

    Nothing is done until it's been checked on a phone.

What you can count on

The parts you shouldn't have to think about.

  • It stays up

    Your published site is static and served from a global network. There is nothing running that can fall over on your biggest day.

  • It looks right on phones

    Every build is looked at on a phone-size screen, and checked against accessibility rules, before it is called done.

  • You can change your mind

    Every state of your site is kept. Ask for the old one back and you pick it from a list - one click, site restored.

  • You start with 80 free credits

    Enough AI building to create your site and look at it, with no card. Publishing it - putting it online at your own address - is what a plan is for.

Questions

In case you're wondering.

Do I need to know how to code?
Not at all. If you can describe your business in a chat, you can build your site - Spanli writes all the code for you.
Is the website really mine?
Yes. The words, the pictures and the site itself are yours, and so is the domain if you buy one here - it is registered in your name. Nothing you make is held hostage: your site is an ordinary website, not a page inside our app.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes. Search for a name and buy it inside Spanli, or keep one you already own where it is and point it here by pasting a single line at the company you bought it from. Connecting a domain to your site comes with a plan, the same as publishing does - you can buy the name on any plan, and it stays yours either way.
What if I don't like what it builds?
Say what's wrong in your own words, or click the thing on the page and tell it what should change. Every state of your site is kept, so if a change was a mistake you pick the old one from a list and it's restored.
Can Spanli build an online shop or an app?
No - and we'd rather say so than half-build one. Spanli makes sites that inform, persuade and collect enquiries. You can show a catalogue and take orders through a form, but there's no checkout and no logins for your visitors.
What is free, exactly?
Creating an account, and the 80 AI build credits that come with every new site - enough to describe your site, have it built, and preview the result, with no card. What a plan adds is publishing - putting the finished site online at an address the public can visit, on your own domain - plus monthly AI credits and the higher-quality build styles. See the pricing page for what each plan includes.

Ready to see your website?

80 free credits to start, no card needed. Publish from $19/month.

80 free credits to start

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