Everything is credits, and generating a site burns them fast — Wegic's own page notes a single generation can cost over $10 in credits, while the free plan gives 100 credits once.
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(2026) Credit-based AI website builder. Free: 100 credits at signup only, on a .wegic.net subdomain. Trial pack $2.99. Starter around $16/mo (40% off annual = $286.8/year) for 600 credits/mo (~$0.04/credit); Premium tier for 2,000 credits/mo (~$0.02/credit) adds custom domain and code export. A separate 'Wegic Cloud' balance ($1-20/mo) is consumed by AI image/video generation on top. Plans change — always verify the live price on their site.
Correction after re-checking: (re-verified 2026-07-23) Starter is $39.90/month or $286.80/year ($23.90/month) for 600 credits, and Premium $69.90/month or $502.80/year ($41.90/month). The Premium credit allowance is disputed between two of Wegic's own live pages: the help center lists 2,000 credits a month while the pricing blog still says unlimited. Refunds are limited to seven days after a first annual subscription, not a 14-day money-back guarantee.
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The cheaper per-credit rate only kicks in on the higher annual tier, and premium AI media draws down a second 'Cloud' balance on top of your plan.
AI website builder that generates and hosts sites from a conversation — credit-based, with custom domains and code export on higher tiers, and built-in image generation powered by ChatGPT Image-2 (upload a reference or prompt, drop the result straight into your design). It can also turn a single product photo or mockup into a ready-to-sell product page. A one-click optimize pass audits a published site for SEO and site-health problems and applies the fixes itself — vendor-announced in July 2026, and not something we have tested.

Recurring themes from the buyer-review sites listed at the foot of this page, read in August 2026. We have not run Wegic ourselves, so this is other buyers' experience rather than ours. We summarise it here because the complaints are usually the part a vendor page leaves out.
There is no free build tier. New users get a small amount of free credits, but Wegic's documentation describes those as credits to chat with the AI before generating your website; the first generation itself runs through a $2.99 trial package that covers one full website generation. Starter is the real floor: $39.90/month, or $286.80/year ($23.90/month), for 600 credits a month, publishing to wegic.net and removal of Wegic branding. Wegic's own blog rates 600 credits at roughly 15 AI-generated websites or 60 AI modifications.
Premium — $69.90/month, or $502.80/year ($41.90/month) — buys the thing most businesses need: a custom domain. Its credit allowance is where Wegic contradicts itself: the help center lists 2,000 credits a month while the pricing blog says unlimited, so confirm with support before you buy. Two constraints to price in: an upgrade "cannot be undone or downgraded", and refunds are limited to seven days after a first annual subscription, with no prorated refunds for partial periods.
Create an account at wegic.ai, open the Workspace and select [+Create Website]. Describe the site you want to Wegic's AI assistant, Kimmy, or upload a sketch — hand-drawn, photographed or digital — which it converts into a working site. The AI then produces a draft you refine with plain-language instructions such as "change the button color to blue" or "put About Us first". Budget for that: each AI-generated edit uses credits, and the amount varies with the size and complexity of the request.
Product Hunt reviewers report credits being consumed even when the AI does not make the change they asked for, so keep instructions specific. Publishing to a your-business-name.wegic.net address is a Starter feature, not a free one; a custom domain requires Premium and needs an A record plus a www CNAME, where DNS propagation can take up to 48 hours.
Distilled from Wegic's own help-center documentation — Getting Started (https://help.wegic.ai/welcome-to-wegic/getting-started), Plan and Credits (https://help.wegic.ai/welcome-to-wegic/plan-and-credits) and Custom Domain (https://help.wegic.ai/features/custom-domain) — plus user reviews on Product Hunt (https://www.producthunt.com/products/wegic/reviews)
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The natural comparison is Hostinger — Hostinger's AI builder bundles hosting at a flat monthly price; Wegic is credit-metered and AI-native — faster to generate, but the meter runs on every regeneration.
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