“A site for my roofing business in Bruges: what we do, twenty photos of finished work, the municipalities we cover, and a quote form.”
That is the whole brief. The pages, the copy and the styling are written from it while you watch, and you correct what is wrong by saying what is wrong.
Most website builders give you a template and a drag handle. An AI website builder skips both: you say what the site is for, and the pages, copy, layout and styling are written for you while you watch.
What separates them from each other is what you are left holding. Vantix generates an ordinary React + Vite project — the same thing a front-end developer would have committed — and publishes it to your own domain on servers in Germany.
A template constrains you to what its designer anticipated. A generated site starts from your description, so a bakery with three locations and a wholesale arm does not have to pretend to be a generic shop.
And because the output is a normal codebase, the ceiling is not the builder. Anything a React developer can do to it later, they can do.
No. Everything is described in plain language. The code exists for when you or a developer want it, not as a requirement.
Yes, that is the normal way to publish. Certificates and DNS are set up for you.
Minutes. Refining it into something you are happy to publish usually takes a session, not a project.
On servers in Germany, operated under European data protection rules.
Free to start. You pay when you publish.
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