Create, edit and publish, then run your website and your app from their own dashboard. Every feature shown in real screenshots.
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A Next.js project in React and TypeScript, sent to your GitHub repository. A spec change made in the repository comes back to Eqlo.
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Paste a URL. In thirty seconds you see exactly what Google receives before any JavaScript runs.
Check a URLYou describe your business in one sentence and Eqlo writes the website. The pages, the navigation, the copy, the prices and the forms arrive together, with free stock photos already placed. With an AI website builder there is nothing to install and nothing to lay out: you read, you correct, then you publish.
Eqlo writes four to six pages depending on your business: home, services, pricing, past work and contact. The copy is written from what you described, not left blank for you to fill. The menu, the footer and the internal links are already wired.
On first publish you pick an address such as lumiere-salon.eqlo.dev. On the Plus and Team plans you connect a domain you already own, or buy one inside Eqlo in your own name. The HTTPS certificate installs itself, and hosting is part of the plan.
Every form works from the moment you publish, file uploads included. Each request is emailed to you and your team and filed in an inbox you can sort and export as CSV. A connection to Brevo, HubSpot or Google Sheets passes the contact details on as well.
One sentence, the way you would say it on the phone. You can attach up to six files: your photos, your logo, a price list as plain text, or a screenshot of a site whose look you like. The site is written in English or French.
Eqlo settles on a visual style that suits your trade, places four to six free stock photos and writes every page. A short report then lists what is ready, what still needs setting up, and a link to the right screen.
You select a block and write what should change. Eqlo edits only that element, and the previous state stays in the version history.
One button puts the site live after a set of checks: a single main heading and text readable without JavaScript, no third-party script, and a title, description and canonical address on every page. If a check fails, Eqlo names the page and the fix.
This is the question everyone asks before buying: what happens in six months, when the prices change. With Eqlo, you write the change and it is applied. There is no ticket to raise, no variation quote and no wait.
Three ways to edit, depending on what you are changing. Write a sentence in the chat for anything that touches several pages: "raise all my prices by 5 per cent". Click straight on a piece of text and fix it, for a typo or an opening hour. Select a block and describe the change, to move, resize or remove an element.
Every change creates a dated version. You can compare two versions and roll back to any earlier state in one click. Publishing stays a deliberate act: until you press Publish, your visitors still see the previous version.
Five shapes of site, each with its own pages and its own admin. How long you spend reviewing before you publish depends mostly on what the site has to take in.
Home, services and prices, past work, reviews, and a way to reach you. The most requested shape, and the fastest to publish. Expect one to two hours, photos included.
Catalogue, product page, cart, shipping, and payment online or cash on delivery. Orders land in the site admin, and stock drops with every sale, with an alert below the threshold you set. Expect half a day to check listings and prices.
Services with their length and price, an optional online deposit and an email reminder before every appointment. Your Google or Outlook calendar blocks the hours you are already busy. Expect two to three hours of setup.
One offer, one proof, one objection answered and a form. Analytics then compares the hooks of your campaigns through the tagged links in your ads. Expect thirty minutes of review.
A grid of projects, one page per piece of work and a contact form. Images are compressed to the right format and alt text is written for each one. Expect an hour.
The usual complaint about AI-built sites is that they look fine and never show up in search. The cause is technical. Many tools publish pages whose content only exists after a program has run in the browser. Googlebot then receives an almost empty document and has to come back later, if it comes back.
Eqlo publishes pages whose text is already written into the file the crawler receives, on the first load. What Google sees on the first pass is what your visitor sees.
Ranking then depends on your content and your reputation. Nobody can guarantee you a position, and an offer that promises one should worry you. What Eqlo guarantees is that nothing technical will stand in your way.
Your customers sign in with a code sent to their email, or with a password of at least ten characters. Under My account they find their orders, and you can keep some pages for signed-in members only.
Payments run through your own Stripe account, so every sale lands with you and Eqlo keeps no cut. One-off payments, booking deposits and monthly or yearly subscriptions are covered. Refunds go out straight from the site admin.
You see how many people come, where they come from and which page leads to a request or a sale. Visits are counted on the server, so no consent banner is needed.
The three most common ways to get a website today, compared on what actually changes day to day. Checked in September 2026.
| Criterion | Eqlo | Classic site builder | Web agency |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starting point | one sentence | an empty template | a written brief |
| Who writes the copy | Eqlo, then you correct it | you | the agency, as an add-on |
| Changing a price | one sentence, instant | you, in the editor | variation quote |
| Content readable by Google | from publication | depends on the tool | yes |
| Mobile app | included, same project | no | separate project |
| Code you can take away | yes, on your GitHub | no | depends on contract |
| First-year cost | $0 to $228 | $200 to $500 | $2,000 to $6,000 |
A classic builder still makes sense if you enjoy composing your own pages, block by block. An agency is worth it when a brand identity has to be created or the site has unusual requirements. Eqlo is the fastest route when you know what you sell and you want to be online today.
Three plans, the same technology in all three. They differ on projects, seats, AI budget and whether the site can use your own domain.
| Free | Plus | Team | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Subscription | free | $19 a month | $49 a month |
| Active sites and apps | up to 5 | no limit | no limit |
| Seats | 1 | 3 | 10 |
| Site hosting | built in | built in | built in |
| Custom domain | no, you get an eqlo.dev address | included | included |
| AI budget per month | $3 | $30 | $120 |
| Payment card | never | when you move to Plus | when you move to Team |
Sending the code to your GitHub repository works on all three plans, Free included. A domain bought inside Eqlo is registered in your name, with the price shown for the first year and for renewals. Signed apps for the App Store and Google Play come with Plus and Team.
These pages go deeper on one type of site, on search or on the plans. If you like the look of an existing site, give its address as inspiration: Eqlo picks up the visual mood, and the words stay yours.
Getting started only takes one sentence from you. A brochure site you are willing to publish, with your prices and your photos, then takes one to two hours of reading and correcting. An online store takes about half a day, the time to check every product listing.
Yes, on the Plus and Team plans. Eqlo shows two DNS records to copy at your registrar, with guides for GoDaddy, Namecheap, Squarespace and a few others. The check repeats on its own for up to 72 hours, then the HTTPS certificate installs without you doing anything.
The content is written into the page the crawler receives on the first load, and the sitemap is generated on every publish. Technically, nothing stands in the way of indexing. Ranking then depends on your content, your reviews and the competition in your sector.
Five projects, hosting, an eqlo.dev address, one seat and a $3 monthly AI budget. No card, no time limit. You move to Plus when you want your own domain or more AI edits.
The Send to GitHub button puts a complete Next.js project, in React and TypeScript, into your repository. A developer can take it over without learning a special tool. It works on every plan, Free included.
You correct it by writing, and every correction creates a version. That is exactly why you should read before publishing: the generator writes from what you told it, and it can misread an unusual trade.
No. Eqlo picks one of 21 styles, with its fonts and palette, to suit your trade. Send your logo with the first sentence so it sits in the header. If you already follow brand guidelines, the Design tab changes the palette and fonts without the AI, and the project standing instructions repeat your rules on every request.
Yes. You connect your Stripe account and the store takes payment straight into it. The cart, up to twenty shipping rates and cash on delivery are handled. Prices show exactly as you enter them, and your terms of sale are yours to write in the store texts.
Nothing is deleted. The site stays live on its eqlo.dev address, and your own domain redirects to it. The domain stays registered in your name, its transfer code stays available, and the site code goes to GitHub whenever you like.
Five projects, one seat and hosting on an eqlo.dev address, with no card to enter. For your own domain and three seats, Plus costs $19 a month.