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You change your own website. And if you don’t like it, it goes back to how it was.

A team writes it in real code. You open your panel, type “move the form to the top and make the phone number bigger” and see the change in a preview before you publish. No visual builder, no templates that break, and no waiting three days for someone to move a button.

Three starting points

Which one sounds like you?

I have a website I can’t touch

1

version for every change, whether your team, the AI or we made it

Someone built it two years ago, and today changing your opening hours is an email, a wait and an invoice. Here your team, or ours, writes it in code, and you change what you want from the panel: content in Pages, design by typing what you want. Every change is saved as a version, with an author and a date, so nothing gets lost and everything can be undone.

I use a website builder and it shows

100%

of your website is files you can open, read, compare and take with you

You dragged boxes around until it looked “close enough”, and now the template has nothing left to give: on a phone the menu sits on top of the logo and there is no way to fix it. Here your website is a folder of Astro files: any developer can open it in their editor, every version can be compared with the one before it, and if you leave, you take it with you along with its history.

I’m starting from scratch

$0

forever, with 50 AI credits a month and no credit card

You don’t have a website and you don’t want to spend three months on one. Start on the Free plan: pick your blocks (hero, services, FAQ, contact), fill in your content and ask the AI for design changes with 50 credits a month. Your site lives at yourname.wixy.app, and when you want your own domain you move to Professional for $19 a month. Same website; only the plan changes.

How a change happens here

Four steps, and the last one is being allowed to change your mind

There’s no software to learn. You write the change the way you’d say it to someone on your team, and you decide with the result in front of you, not with a promise.

  1. You type what you want

    “Bigger WhatsApp button, and the opening hours under the map.” You pick whether the change is one section, one page or the whole site.

    scope: this section

  2. You see what it will cost

    The panel estimates the credits before it calls anyone. If the number doesn’t sit right, you narrow the scope or drop it: nothing is spent until you confirm.

    ~1 credit · estimate

  3. You look at it in a preview

    The change is built separately and opens on a different address, kept out of Google and visible only to you. Your published site stays exactly as it was.

    private preview · not indexed

  4. You publish, or you go back

    If it convinces you, publishing takes seconds. If by Monday it doesn’t, you go back to the previous version, still saved with its date and its author.

    v21 → v20

And if the change fails our validation, if the model declines or if it cuts off halfway, nothing is applied and you get every credit back. A failure on our side is never on your bill.

The preview

No change reaches your website before you have seen it.

What the AI writes doesn’t touch your site: it’s built separately and opens on an address of its own, so you can look at it properly —on your phone, or showing it to your business partner— and decide afterwards.

  • The preview lives somewhere else

    Never on your domain. It’s marked so Google won’t index it, and it opens with a signed link that expires.

  • Your published site never notices

    While it generates, your site keeps serving the same version as always. If the build fails, that version is marked as failed and your site stays up.

  • Discarding leaves no trace

    If you don’t like it, you discard it and that’s the end of it. It stays in your history so you know what you tried, but it never reaches your site or your customers.

See AI design

What it solves

What changes when the website is really yours

Not a feature list: these are the things that make you call someone today, and that here you do yourself from the panel.

  • Change the design by typing: See AI design

    The season starts and you want the booking button at the very top. You type it, pick the scope and see what it will cost before you generate. The result shows up in the preview: if you like it, publish; if not, discard.

  • Compose pages without a builder: See the blocks

    Tomorrow you launch a promotion and you want a page of its own: hero, three benefits, FAQ and a form. You pick the blocks, order them and fill them in. How each block looks is theme code, so the new page comes out as considered as the rest.

  • Roll back in seconds: See versions

    You published a change on Friday and on Monday someone tells you the phone number isn’t visible any more. Going back to the previous version is moving a pointer: it’s still there, with its date, and nobody has to rebuild anything.

  • Your SEO doesn’t depend on the design: See SEO

    Change the whole look of the site and the title, the canonical URL and the structured data stay where they were, because the system sets them, not the theme. And the analysis tells you what to fix on each page, without spending a credit.

  • Quote requests arrive finished: See forms

    A fifteen-field quote in three steps, and the visitor can come back through the same link and finish it. The submission is validated on the server, spam gets flagged instead of deleted, and the panel shows you which step the ones who don’t finish drop off at.

  • If you leave, you take it with you: See how your site is protected

    Your website is a folder of files, not data on a canvas. Your team opens the code from the command line, at any version; your content comes out through the API as JSON and your submissions as CSV. If you want it all in one package, we put it together for you.

Content and design

Your content lives in the panel. The design lives in the code. They don’t mix.

Ask the AI to “change the title to Industrial Solutions” and the panel doesn’t spend a credit: it tells you that’s done in Pages and gives you the link. The AI changes how a title is drawn, never what it says. That’s why you can redesign the whole site without rewriting a single line of your content, and raise a price without calling anyone.

  • Titles, copy, prices and photos are edited in your panel, without touching the design
  • An AI redesign can’t break your SEO: the head is set by the system, not the theme
  • The AI doesn’t touch your form submissions or your checkout page. It isn’t a box you can uncheck: it’s forbidden in the code
  • A failure on our side is never on your bill: if the change fails validation, you get every credit back

See how a page is composed

  • Pages
  • Posts
  • Media
  • Store
  • Forms
  • SEO

Pages

Home

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Page blocks

  1. Hero
  2. Featured
  3. Testimonials
  4. Form
  5. FAQ

The promise

Your website doesn’t go down because you touched your website.

That fear is what stops most owners from changing their own page, and here it’s answered in the code: every change is built separately, shown in a preview, and only goes live when you publish. The published version and the one before it are never deleted, on any plan, not even the free one.

If you ever leave, you take your whole website with you: the files, their history and your content. Managed, not held hostage.

That’s how the platform is built: one command materializes the code on your team’s machine, from any version.
See how your site is protected

Questions

What a business owner asks before starting

Do I need to know how to code, or hire a designer?

No. You type what you want to change, in your own words, and a model writes the code for you. You see it in a preview and decide. And if one day you want something the AI can’t reach (a new field, a new block), the team writes it in code and it lands in the same history as your changes.

Who builds the first version of my website?

You can put it together yourself with the catalog’s blocks on top of the base theme, which is already sorted out and looks right on a phone. If you’d rather it came out wearing your brand’s face, our team writes it in code, and from there on you change it yourself from the panel. Write to us and we’ll go through your case together.

Can I use my own domain?

Yes, from the Professional plan, at $19 a month. On the Free plan your site lives at yourname.wixy.app. Changing plans doesn’t change your website: same folder, same content, same version history.

What if I ask for a change and it comes out wrong?

You discard it from the preview and it never reaches your site. If the change fails our validation, if the model declines or if it cuts off halfway, nothing is applied and you get every credit back. And if you had already published it, rolling back takes seconds.

Does my site go down while the AI is generating?

No. The AI writes a new version, which is built separately and shown in a preview on a different domain from yours, not indexed. Your published site isn’t touched until you publish. If the build fails, that version is marked as failed and your site stays as it was.

Can I have a landing page for a campaign?

Yes. A landing page is just another page: you pick its blocks (hero, benefits, FAQ, form), fill it in and publish. Form submissions reach you by email, and the panel shows how many finished, how many stopped halfway and which step they left on.

Stop asking permission to change your own website.

Start free with a site at yourname.wixy.app and 50 credits a month. When you want your own domain, $19 a month. No credit card and no expiration date.