Fronty builds websites with AI. Describe the site you want or upload a design, and it generates real pages you can edit with no code — then add a database, forms and your own domain, and publish. See what you can build.
There is a free plan you can build and publish on, and paid plans that add a custom domain, more pages, a larger database, more collaborators and full code export. Current prices are on the pricing page.
Payments are handled by Paddle, our reseller of record. That covers the major credit and debit cards, PayPal, Apple Pay and Google Pay, with local methods in some countries. Paddle also handles VAT and sales tax on the invoice.
Yes — that is the point of the editor. You click an element on the page and change its text, image, colour, spacing or link. Nothing you do requires touching HTML or CSS, and you can undo anything.
Yes. Fronty has a built-in database: you make a table, add rows, and bind a section of a page to it. Add a row and the page updates. It is what you would use for a blog, a product list, team members, listings or events. See databases.
Yes. Drop in a form, and every submission lands in an inbox on your dashboard — no third-party form service and no plugin. See forms and submissions.
Yes, on any paid plan. Point your domain at Fronty and it serves your site over HTTPS with a certificate issued automatically. Every site also gets a free fronty.live address to publish on immediately.
Yes, on the Pro plan and above. Export gives you a ZIP of standalone HTML for every page, ready to open in a browser or upload anywhere. Your site is not locked in. See code export.
Two things. The first page comes from AI rather than from a template, so you do not start by choosing between other people's layouts. And you can take the code with you — export produces clean, readable HTML rather than a proprietary format nobody else can open.
The badge is on sites published on the free plan. Any paid plan removes it.
Yes. Invite people to a workspace and give them a role per site — viewer, editor or admin — so a copywriter can change text without being able to delete a page. See teams and roles.