Create websites with Hubspot AI Website Generator

Prompt-driven site generation

HubSpot’s AI website generator creates a tailored website by asking simple prompts about your business, industry, and goals, then producing a complete draft layout. The system designs page structure, places sections for services or products, and suggests imagery and fonts aligned with the input. That initial deliverable accelerates setup and gives a professional starting point you can revise. It reduces back-and-forth with designers and lets teams focus on messaging and conversion tasks faster while keeping branding consistent across pages.

No-code drag-and-drop editor

After generation, the site can be customized using a no-code drag-and-drop editor that makes layout adjustments simple for nontechnical users. Move modules, swap images, tweak text, and adjust spacing with immediate visual feedback. Designers can still refine styles while marketers update content without developer support. The editor preserves responsive behaviors so changes display correctly on phones and tablets. This approach reduces deployment cycles and keeps ownership with internal teams, shortening timelines for launches and analytics.

Built-in CRM & lead capture

The generator links directly to HubSpot’s CRM and marketing tools so every form submission, chat interaction, and CTA click becomes a tracked contact. Built-in contact forms and CTAs can be personalized and tied to workflows that route leads to sales or nurture sequences automatically. That connection provides unified data for segmentation, reporting, and lifecycle tracking, removing manual data export tasks. Teams gain visibility into which pages and content drive conversions, enabling continuous optimization across funnels without switching between multiple platforms.

Managed hosting, mobile-ready, and SSL

HubSpot provides hosting for AI-built sites on a managed infrastructure that handles uptime, scaling, and security, including standard SSL certificates for encrypted connections. You can connect a custom domain at no cost, which helps brand recognition and trust for visitors. Sites generated by the tool are mobile-responsive by default, so layouts and fonts adapt to screen sizes. Managed hosting reduces operational overhead for small teams and simplifies launch steps, letting organizations focus on conversion paths, analytics, and ongoing content updates.

Auto-generated copy and CTAs

The AI writes initial website copy and suggests calls-to-action tailored to the chosen industry and audience, producing headlines, feature descriptions, and contact prompts that fit the layout. Generated text saves time during the first build while providing editable content that teams can refine to match brand voice. Suggested CTAs integrate with forms and lead flows, so calls trigger measurable actions. Having a copy draft reduces content creation delays and helps stakeholders review structure and messaging before final edits and localization.

SEO guidance and AI content tools

Built-in SEO recommendations appear inside the editor to guide page titles, meta descriptions, headings, and keyword usage so pages have a better chance to rank. The tool links to HubSpot’s AI content generator for blog posts, meta text, and social snippets, helping maintain a consistent voice across channels. SEO prompts are practical and action oriented, with suggestions that editors can accept or change. Combining on-page guidance with content tools creates a smoother workflow for attracting organic traffic and measuring results.

Seamless publishing and platform integration

Publishing a site generated by the AI is straightforward: after customization you can publish directly to HubSpot’s hosting and use integrated analytics, contact records, and marketing automations without separate setup. The platform connects landing pages, email campaigns, and ad tracking so visitor actions feed into the same reporting tools. That integrated stack reduces tool fragmentation and grants clearer attribution for campaigns. Teams can iterate on landing content, test CTAs, and measure performance while keeping customer records centralized for sales handoffs.

Free core tools with premium upgrade path

The AI website generator is offered free within HubSpot’s Content Hub, giving teams core tools to publish a live site, connect a domain, and capture leads without upfront cost. Included features cover hosting, SSL, and basic customization. Organizations that need expanded control can upgrade to Content Hub premium for advanced permissions, additional templates, developer tools, and deeper analytics. This path lets teams validate their presence quickly and migrate into paid plans when more governance or integrations are necessary and scale.

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