Building a website can feel a little like assembling IKEA furniture without the manual. You start with a clear vision, but somewhere between “I want a sleek homepage” and “wait, how do I center this button?”… it falls apart. If you’re not super techy (or just don’t want to be because you don’t have the time to learn an entirely new ecosystem of website builders), the whole process can feel more like a roadblock than a launchpad.
That’s why I was genuinely excited to come across Readdy.
It’s an AI-powered website builder that skips all the usual headaches—no coding, no fiddling with drag-and-drop editors, no blank-page syndrome. You literally talk to it. Describe what you want, and boom—it builds your site. Wild, right?
What’s the Deal?
Okay, so here’s how it works and why it actually matters.
Start by describing your dream site.
You give Readdy a plain-English prompt. Something like, “I want a clean homepage for a productivity app, dark mode, modern fonts, and a pricing section.” Within seconds, it spits out a full design based on what you asked for. And we’re not talking placeholders here—it gives you real layouts, with real content.
Tweak it by chatting.
Want to move that header image? Change the button color? Just say it. Readdy will adjust the design on the spot. You don’t need to learn a new tool or figure out where a hidden setting is buried—it’s like having a designer sitting next to you, updating things as you give feedback. That alone makes it feel pretty magical.
Export it when you’re happy.
Once you’ve got something you love, you can export the actual front-end code or download a Figma file for your design team. That means it’s not just a mockup—it’s ready to plug into your stack, or hand off to a dev with zero rework.
It runs on a credit system—but it’s easy.
Every new design costs 50 credits, and edits cost 10. Think of it like tokens in an arcade—you only spend when you play, and you know exactly what each move costs. This setup is surprisingly refreshing, especially if you’ve been burned by unclear pricing in other platforms.
So who’s this best for?
Honestly, anyone who needs a site but doesn’t want to mess with the usual mess.
- If you’re a founder or solo entrepreneur, you can go from idea to launch page in an afternoon.
- If you’re on a marketing team, it’s perfect for quickly spinning up campaign microsites or lead gen pages.
- Even product managers can mock up internal tools or customer portals without roping in a dev for every tiny update.
It’s one of those tools that just… gets out of your way.
How to Get Started with Readdy
Readdy’s pricing is super straightforward and grows with you.
They’ve got a Free Plan, which gives you 100 credits and lets you work on two projects. You can even export code on this tier—no watermark, no strings. Perfect for testing the waters.
If you want to do more, there’s the Starter Plan at $20/month. You get 5,000 credits, 10 active projects, custom domain support, Figma exports, and you can even start collecting leads from your site. It’s their most popular plan for a reason.
Then there’s the Pro Plan at $40/month, which unlocks everything—more credits, unlimited projects, and higher lead collection limits. Ideal if you’re scaling or just want the freedom to create without thinking twice about limits.
And if the whole “credits” thing confuses you at first (it did for me), don’t worry—they explain exactly how it works so you can get the most out of every plan.
You can check it all out at Readdy.ai. No pushy upsells, just a clever little tool doing something surprisingly helpful.
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