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WEBSITE BUILDER FOR AGENCIES

Website builder for agencies: AI, no code, and white label client sites

Spin up complete client websites from a brief, then hand the agent to your client so they edit by chat.

See it build a site ↓
No code· Real SEO built in· You own your site
Build Console rev 01

§ brief

§ agent worklog

§ page-map

§ chosen look

§ seo

§ chat to edit

Sample build · illustrative pages and copy

The full agent build/ Edit by chatting/ Custom domain and SSL/ Live in minutes

In short

The best AI website builder for an agency spins up a complete, on-brand client site from a brief in minutes, then hands the editing to the client so your team stops fielding change requests. AgentSite is an AI agent that designs, writes, and launches full multi-page sites from a short description, matches each client brand, and lets the client edit by chatting instead of emailing you. Hosting, SSL, and a custom domain are included, pricing is flat from $19 a month, and you own and can export every site.

Last updated August 2026

OVERVIEW

Agencies win on speed and margin, and rebuilding the same brochure site from scratch eats both. AgentSite is the AI website builder for agencies that turns a client brief into a complete, on-brand website. Feed the agent the positioning, services, and tone, and it designs the pages, writes the copy, and sets up SEO, so your team reviews and refines instead of starting from a blank canvas.

When the project ships, the agent becomes the editor your client uses. They update copy, hours, and offers by chatting, which kills the endless small-change tickets. You keep flat predictable pricing per site with no token metering, custom domains, and included hosting and SSL, so you can scale delivery without scaling headcount.

The word agencies use for this is white label, and it is worth being precise about which version you are buying. Delivered sites carry your brand and no AgentSite badge, you work from a shared team workspace with seats for your producers, and Studio covers up to 25 client websites with bulk builds from briefs and a clean client handoff. What it is not is a reseller platform where your clients log into a portal on your domain and pay you inside our billing. If that is the requirement, buy a reseller SaaS instead. The white label website builder page works through the difference row by row.

Two things decide agency margin on website work, and neither is design talent. The first is the hours between a signed brief and the first draft a client can react to, which is what the agent removes. The second is what a project is priced at in the first place, and US web design pricing is wide enough that the same eight pages sell for $3,000 or $12,000 depending on how the scope and the offer are framed. The guide on how much to charge for a website works through the ranges, the pricing models, and the care plan math. For the structure the agent actually produces per client, see the multi page website builder.

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§ WHAT YOU GET

Built for this kind of site.

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Faster delivery

Turn a client brief into a full draft site in minutes, so your team spends time refining strategy and design instead of building boilerplate pages.

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Fewer change tickets

Hand the agent to the client and small edits happen by chat. No more queue of copy tweaks and hour changes clogging your team.

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Predictable margins

Flat per-site pricing with no credit or token metering means costs stay predictable as you take on more clients and more sites.

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§ IN PRACTICE

What the agent does for you.

  • Generates a complete client site from a positioning and services brief
  • Matches tone and structure so each build feels on-brand
  • Writes service pages, case studies, and contact pages for you
  • Sets up multi-page SEO and a sitemap on every project
  • Lets clients self-serve small edits by chatting with the agent
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§ AGENCY DELIVERY MATH

Where the hours go on a client website, and which ones the agent removes.

A typical eight page small business site delivered by a small agency. The hours are indicative rather than a promise, and the point is which rows move.

Stage of the project Done the usual way Done with the agent Who still has to be human
Discovery and brief Two to four hours of calls and notes. Unchanged. The brief is the input. You. This is the part clients pay you for.
Page map and structure Two to five hours deciding what pages exist and how they link. Proposed in minutes from the brief, then you adjust it. You approve and adjust.
Design and layout Eight to twenty hours, plus a design review cycle. Generated with the build, on brand. You direct the look, you do not draw it.
Copywriting every page Eight to twenty hours, or a freelance writer invoice, or a six week wait on the client. Written for every page as part of the build. You set positioning, offer, and voice.
Build and wiring Ten to twenty five hours of assembly, responsive fixes, and forms. Included. There is nothing to assemble. Nobody.
On-page SEO Three to six hours of titles, metas, headings, and a sitemap. Generated per page as it is built. You choose the target terms.
Client revision rounds The unpredictable part, and where fixed fee projects lose money. Chat requests, scoped and rebuilt live, not metered. You decide what is in scope.
Launch, hosting, SSL, domain Two to four hours plus a host to buy and manage. Included in the plan. Nobody.
Ongoing maintenance Updates, patches, and backups per client site, forever. Handled under you. Nobody.

Hour ranges are typical for a small US agency on a template-based brochure site and will differ with your process. The pattern is what matters: production hours compress hard, strategy and client hours do not compress at all, and that is the whole reason the model works.

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§ FAQ

Common questions.

Yes. After launch the agent is the editor. Clients change copy and details by chatting, which removes routine maintenance from your plate.

Pricing is flat and predictable with no token or credit metering, so you can plan margins as you add more client sites.

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§ EXPLORE MORE

More ways to use AgentSite.

AgentSite builds a real site for any kind of business. New to it? The how it works page walks through the full build, and features covers everything the agent does. Or pick another use case below.

Other use cases

§ build yours

Describe your business. Get a complete website.

The agent designs it, writes the copy, builds every page, sets up SEO and launches it. You change anything by chatting.