PageHub: Build Websites and Landing Pages With AI — Fast Because of AI, Free Because It Is HTML

Building a sales page usually stalls in one of two places. Page builders are fast, but they lock you into their format. Hand-coding is free, but it is slow.

PageHub takes both. AI assembles the page in seconds, and what comes out is ordinary HTML you can edit down to the last line. Nothing is locked, because HTML is the source of truth.

1. Describe the purpose of your page.
2. AI composes the page section by section in a consistent style.
3. Edit and publish through the visual mode or directly in HTML.

What separates this from generic AI generation is that the AI composes structure, copy and design together — not an empty skeleton you still have to fill. The process runs in a queue so it survives interruptions: it can be paused, resumed, and never charges credits twice.

PageHub supports Anthropic Claude, OpenAI and DeepSeek, switchable from settings. Every page also has its own AI chat panel for repeated revisions, including image attachments for vision-capable models.

Visual mode works like any page builder: click an element to select, drag to reorder, adjust properties in a panel, and edit text directly on the canvas. There is also an element tree outline, a palette of ready blocks, and full undo and redo.

Code mode opens the HTML, CSS and JavaScript as they are. The two stay in sync in real time, with responsive live preview, autosave, fifty revisions of history per page, and a downloadable ZIP export.

A single website holds many pages with a global theme, navigation menu, and shared header and footer composed automatically around every page. There is also a per-website blog with categories and articles.

Pages publish to clean public URLs and are served from an in-memory cache so they stay light under traffic, complete with security headers and a Content Security Policy. Paying merchants can attach their own domain through TXT verification with A record or CNAME guidance, and share links are available for preview before publishing.

PageHub comes in two forms answering different needs.

The subscription version has six plans: Trial at IDR 1, Pelajar at IDR 20,000, Mahasiswa at IDR 50,000, Perintis at IDR 99,000 which is the most popular, Freelance at IDR 200,000, and Agency at IDR 500,000 per month with seventy websites, one hundred landing pages and two hundred fifty AI credits. Quotas for websites, pages, blog articles, AI credits, team members and storage are set per plan, and AI credits can be topped up at any time.

The source code version is a complete Laravel package, multi-tenant from the start: organisations, memberships with owner, admin and member roles, plus per-website access at editor or viewer level. One user can belong to many organisations and switch without logging in again.

Billing uses manual transfer: the customer selects a plan, receives an invoice, uploads proof of transfer, and an admin approves. AI credit top-ups and additional storage packs are available too. Overdue subscriptions are handled automatically — a drop to the free plan, a seven-day grace period so content stays live, then cleanup of content exceeding quota if it is still not renewed.

The superadmin panel is built on Filament, thirty ready templates and four languages are included, and the system runs without Redis, so it can be installed on shared hosting. That last detail matters to many buyers because it lowers running costs significantly.