Relume
AI website builder for marketing sites: turns a brief into a sitemap, wireframes and designed pages, then hosts them or exports to Figma, Webflow or React
AI website builder for marketing sites: turns a brief into a sitemap, wireframes and designed pages, then hosts them or exports to Figma, Webflow or React
Fast-read signals for fit, pricing, and trust.
A good fit for freelancers, agencies and small businesses that need a credible marketing site quickly, and for designers who want a sitemap and wireframe scaffold to finish in Figma or Webflow. Building and hosting on a relume.live subdomain is free with no card. Two things to check before committing: on the Export pricing ladder, Webflow and React export start at the paid Starter plan, and custom-domain hosting is a separate per-site plan whose starting price Relume prints as both $12 and $14 a month.
Relume works in the order a web project usually runs. Everything you have about the project, from an old site to a recorded client call, becomes a structured brief. Relume AI then works through three tabs: Sitemap lays out the pages, Wireframe shapes each page's layout and copy, and Design applies the logo, colours, typography and spacing. Each decision stays visible and editable. The AI sitemap generator at the front of this flow is part of the same product, not a separate app.
After the design stage you choose a path, and the two paths are priced separately. Publish keeps the site on Relume: AI capacity comes from the workspace plan, Free or Pro, and hosting is a per-site plan, either the free relume.live subdomain or Launch hosting on your own domain. Export hands the work to another tool, with Figma available on the free Export tier and Webflow and React export on the paid Starter, Pro and Team plans. Both ladders have a plan called Pro, so check which one you are buying.
The output is deliberately constrained. Relume describes itself as built for simple marketing sites, and its AI assembles pre-built components from the library rather than writing custom code; custom components are listed as coming soon. Payment is handled through Stripe, subscriptions renew monthly or yearly by plan, and the terms offer a refund on request within 10 days. Relume's published licensing agreement dates from 2022 and is written for the Relume Library and Webflow builds: it allows unlimited end products for clients and yourself and forbids reselling or redistributing the components; Relume's terms, licensing agreement and privacy policy do not say who owns AI-generated site content. Relume's privacy policy, current as of December 2024, allows certain customer data to be used for AI training, with an opt-out in account settings, and the home page lists SOC 2 compliance as pending.
Quick fit check against how you actually work.
What you can actually do with this tool.
Relume pulls files, PDFs, brand guidelines, a client call recording or a URL into one structured brief and generates the sitemap from it. The documentation for Relume's Site Builder, the builder behind its Export plans, adds that the home page is generated first so you can check the direction, that sitemap and wireframe copy can be written in more than 20 languages, and that alternative sitemap versions can be generated.
Pages are assembled from more than 1,000 responsive components with mobile variants that Relume's designers build and update monthly. Relume says its AI does not write raw code, which keeps layouts consistent and editable: swapping a component takes a click, with no prompt.
The Export path sends a whole project to Figma with auto-layout, variables and a style guide, to Webflow with Client-First classes, or to React with Tailwind CSS and shadcn/ui; an HTML export with Tailwind layout classes but no style guide, variables or images comes out of the React export. Webflow and Figma imports need Relume's style guide or Figma kit cloned first.
The Publish path keeps the site on Relume: a relume.live address for free, or a custom domain with SSL, analytics, forms, redirects and search and AI indexing controls on a Launch hosting plan. Relume CMS, added in October 2026, lets you run a blog or portfolio collection on the site at no extra cost.
Copywriter, Strategist, Designer and Analyst agents suggest changes on the canvas, and nothing goes live until you approve it. They are available on the free workspace as well as on Pro.
Pricing tiers and what's included in each.
Common questions about this tool, answered.
Yes. The Publish Free plan has no time limit and needs no card. It includes enough AI usage for one full website, unlimited websites and editors, the AI agents, and hosting on a relume.live subdomain with 1,500 monthly page views and the Relume badge. A custom domain needs a Launch hosting plan. The separate Export ladder also has a Free tier, limited to Figma export.
On the Publish side, Pro starts from $14 a month and Launch hosting is charged per site: the pricing page and free-plan FAQ say from $12 per site a month, while the home page says from $14 per site a month billed yearly. On the Export side, Starter is from $18 a month, Pro from $40, and Team from $36 with a minimum of 3 users; Enterprise is quoted. Prices are printed with a bare dollar sign as monthly rates; apart from that home-page line, none says whether checkout charges monthly or as a yearly commitment, and Relume's help says yearly billing costs less than monthly.
AI usage on Publish is metered per account on a rolling monthly cycle and shared across all your projects. When the account reaches 100% of its monthly usage, AI generation pauses until usage resets the following month or you move to a plan with more capacity. Relume's pricing page describes base Pro capacity as starting with 1-2 websites a month, with 1x, 5x and 20x options for more.
No. The AI sitemap generator is the first stage of building a site in Relume: you describe the project and it generates the sitemap, which you edit before moving on to wireframes and design. Sitemap generation is listed on the Free Publish plan as well as on Pro, and the documentation for the Site Builder behind the Export plans describes generating the home page first and producing alternative sitemap versions.
Relume's published licensing agreement dates from August 2022 and is written for the Relume Library, where the end product is a finished Webflow site. It allows unlimited end products for clients and your own projects, and forbids redistributing or reselling components or building a competing product; end products made for sale or free distribution should not include editable source files. Relume's terms, licensing agreement and privacy policy do not say who owns AI-generated site content, so confirm it with Relume if ownership matters to your client contract.