By Daan Haket · Researched and written with an AI assistant · who does what
Pagecloud has no native blog or online store; you embed or link an outside service.
small businesses, consultants and creatives who want a brochure site with inquiry forms, built and edited by chatting with AI, with hosting and analytics in one bill.
you want to sell online or publish a blog natively, or you need to know your AI allowance in numbers before you pay.
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✓ Pricing re-verified 11 Oct 2026
Three plans, each with Pagecloud AI, hosting, SSL, your own domain, inquiry forms with an inbox, analytics and SEO settings. Billed annually and shown as a monthly equivalent: Launch $22, Grow $36, Optimize $69. Billed monthly: Launch $26, Grow $45, Optimize $89. The plans differ only in AI usage and team members: Launch has 'some AI usage' and no team members, Grow twice the AI usage and up to 10 team members, Optimize five times and up to 100.
The page says these are relative allowances, not a guaranteed number of pages or requests, and that numerical allowances are not specified; extra AI credits are sold in bundles, without a price on the page. Monthly plans get a fresh allowance each month; annual plans receive the year's allowance up front. Annual plans add a free custom domain (up to a $20 value) and one year of Google Workspace for one user (an $82 value).
The FAQ says Pagecloud AI is in beta and normal AI usage is not charged during the beta, though excessive use may be rate-limited, and that it does not include native blogging or ecommerce: you link to an external service or embed its code. Plans change — always verify the live price on their site.

The plans are separated by AI usage that the page gives only as multipliers with no numbers, and AI is free 'for typical use' during a beta, so what you will pay for AI once the beta ends is not on the page. Launch includes no team members. We have not used Pagecloud ourselves.
AI website builder for small businesses: describe your business and Pagecloud AI builds the site, which you edit by chat or on the page, with inquiry forms, privacy-first analytics, SEO settings and hosting included.

Every plan has the same building, editing, forms, analytics and hosting tools. The upgrades buy two things: more AI usage and logins for other people. Launch at $22 a month billed annually is a one-person plan. Grow at $36 is the step for a small business where a colleague or freelancer also edits the site, with up to 10 team members and twice the AI usage. Optimize at $69 is for larger teams of up to 100.
The AI part is hard to price because the page gives only multipliers, no numbers, and says normal AI use is free during the beta. Until Pagecloud publishes real allowances, choose on team size. Monthly billing costs $4 to $20 a month more depending on the plan, but annual billing pays the year up front and adds a domain and a year of Google Workspace for one user, so it only makes sense once you know you are staying.
Start by describing your business to Pagecloud AI; it builds the first version of the site, which you then edit by chat or by clicking on the page. Set up the inquiry form and inbox early, since that is how visitors reach you. If you need a blog or a shop, decide which outside service you will embed or link to before you build, because Pagecloud has neither natively. Stay on monthly billing until you know how much AI editing you use; the annual plan's domain and Google Workspace year are only worth it once you are staying.
Distilled from Pagecloud's own pricing page (pagecloud.com/pricing), read on 2026-10-11 with both billing options and the FAQ expanded: plan prices, AI usage multipliers, team members, the annual extras and the answers on AI usage, the beta, currency and the lack of a native blog or store. Pagecloud is a PartnerStack partner of ours. We have not used Pagecloud ourselves.
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The natural comparison is Weblium — Weblium is in our dossiers too: a template builder with a free plan, where the online store, blog and multilingual pages come with its Business plan. Pagecloud builds the site from a conversation with its AI but has no native blog or store at any price. If you plan to sell or publish articles, Weblium covers that natively and Pagecloud does not; if you want the AI to do the building, Pagecloud is the one designed for it..
Read on 11 October 2026: Launch $22 a month billed annually or $26 monthly, Grow $36 or $45, Optimize $69 or $89, all in USD. Annual plans add a free custom domain and one year of Google Workspace for one user.
Not natively. The pricing FAQ says Pagecloud AI does not currently include native blogging or ecommerce; you link to an external service or add its embed code.
The page gives only relative levels: Launch some, Grow twice and Optimize five times as much, with no numbers specified. During the beta, normal AI usage is not charged, and extra AI credits can be bought in bundles.
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