Design Studio
A website template for independent design studios showing services, selected work, studio writing and a FAQ, with contact details at the end of the homepage.
AI website builder
Describe your business in plain words. Briks asks what it needs, plans the pages, designs and builds the site, checks its own work, and publishes it with hosting and analytics already in place.
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Order by Thursday and collect it warm on Saturday morning.
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Six steps take you from a description to a published site. You are asked only what Briks cannot work out from your words, and every step after the first can be left to it.
Type it or speak it: what you do, who it is for, where you are and how it should feel. A sentence is enough to start, and more detail gives a closer first version. If your colours or type are already fixed, set them; anything you leave open is chosen for your business.
Before anything is built, Briks asks which pages you want and anything your words left open, such as prices or how people get in touch. Tick, type your own answer, or press Decide for me.
This step is optional. Add a site you admire, with screenshots if you have them, and Briks reads its layout, spacing, type, motion and header menu.
Briks plans every page, chooses a look for your business and builds the site with your words. Want a say first? Switch on Pick a look and choose from three boards of colours, type, corners and buttons.
Colour contrast is checked in the code before publishing, and every page you chose must be in the menu. After the first publish, the live page is checked at desktop and phone width, with one repair if words are hard to read.
The site publishes first to its own briks.live address, kept out of search. When you are happy, Publish to production runs a launch check, including links that go nowhere, and your own domain can follow on a paid plan.
Point Briks at a site whose look you admire, and it builds yours in that spirit, with your own words.
Most people know what they like when they see it. Add one address when you start a project, and screenshots too, which helps when a page sits behind a sign-in. Briks studies the page the way a designer takes notes: how the layout is put together, the space between sections, the type, the motion as you scroll and how the header menu works.
Your site follows that rhythm, written for your business from your description. The words are yours, and the reference's words and pictures are never used.
No reference in mind? Leave it out. Briks plans a design for your business on its own, and if you switch on Pick a look, it shows you three looks to choose from before it builds.
Order by Thursday and collect it warm on Saturday morning.
Pre-orderStart from a site already made with Briks instead of a blank page. Pick a template, tell us about your business, and every page is rewritten for it before it is published.
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A site that looks right on your screen can still fail a visitor. These are the checks every first build gets, and the ones you can ask for.
Words you cannot read cost you customers, so contrast is checked twice. First in the code, where the colour of every word is compared with the ground it sits on. Then on the published page, which is looked at on a desktop and a phone screen. If words are hard to read, Briks repairs them once.
The menu is checked too: every page you chose has to be in it before the site publishes. And the code written for your site is read for keys left in files, routes that change data with no limit and database queries built from strings.
Checking your site
Write what you want changed in the studio chat, and Briks builds it and publishes it as a new version. On paid plans, change words and pictures on the page itself in the Visual Editor too.
Ask the way you would ask a person: make the header dark, add the winter opening hours, put the prices before the team. Briks makes the change and publishes it. If you only have a question about your site, ask that too; questions are answered without starting a build.
Every build, change and recheck is saved as a version. Anyone with edit rights can undo, redo or restore one, and the site is published again as it was, which takes a moment.
Not sure which version works better? Test a saved version against the live one. Visitors are split between them, half and half by default or anywhere from 5 to 95 percent. A conversion is a tap on a phone number or email address, a form sent or a click on the main action, counted once per visitor. Tests keep each visitor in their version with a cookie, and versions are locked while a test runs.
Versions and undoThere is no hosting to choose and no hosting bill on top. Type a domain to see the records you would add.
Every site is first published to its own address on briks.live, such as yourbusiness.briks.live. That first publish is a preview: it is kept out of search, and entries from its forms are kept but not emailed. When you are ready, Publish to production runs a launch check and puts the site live properly.
From the Starter plan, connect your own domain. You add an A record, a CNAME for www that points to edge.briks.live, and a TXT record that proves the domain is yours; the studio shows the exact values. Briks re-checks them every two minutes until they are right, and the certificate is issued and renewed automatically.
See who visits and where they come from, without adding a cookie to count them.
Counting starts when your site is published. You see visitors, the pages they read, where they came from, the sites that sent them and the campaign tags on your links. A globe shows the visitors of the last five minutes as they arrive.
Analytics is on by default and counted without cookies, and you can turn it off for any site. Together with A/B tests, it tells you which version of a page brings more calls, emails and form entries.
Analytics without cookiesSwitch these on when you need them. None of them needs a separate service or a plugin.
It answers visitors from your published pages and emails the questions it cannot answer to an address you verify. Off by default, on every plan, up to 400 chats a day per site.
Site chatEntries are kept in the studio, where the latest 100 are shown, and emailed to you once the site is in production. A webhook can pass each one to another tool.
FormsMenus, listings and team members can live as records you edit in the Database tab and, on a paid plan, download as JSON or CSV.
DatabaseSend messages under your site's name from a briks address: 300 a month on Free, 2,000 on Starter, 5,000 on Pro and more on larger plans. Off until you switch it on.
Site emailUpload pictures and videos once and use them from any project's prompt box. Swap a picture without asking for a rebuild.
Media libraryStart from a public template. Give your business's details and every page is rewritten for it before it is published.
TemplatesOn paid plans, the Visual Editor lets you click any words, picture or section and change it, for phones and desktops apart. Your own edits use no credits.
Visual EditorYour site's code is read for security before every publish, keys are cut out of messages and kept in Secrets, and each site runs with its own database.
Safe by defaultOn paid plans, a Team lead plans the crew's week, Security checks the live site, and Support, Leads and SEO keep it working. Each asks before acting.
AI agentsBakeries, clinics, studios, shops and consultancies that need a clear site with their services, hours and a way to get in touch, built from a description instead of a brief to a developer.
Put an idea in front of people with a real, published site. Change it in plain words as you learn, and connect your domain when it is time.
Keep up to 10 workspaces, one for each client. From Pro, invite the client and your team with roles, and hand a workspace over by making the client an Owner.
Owner, Admin, Editor and Viewer roles with invites by email, from Pro and with no seat fees: Pro includes 3 people, Studio 10 and Agency 25.
Teams and workspacesBuilding, changes and checks use credits. Hosting never does.
A hold is set aside while the work runs. Each job is then charged for the work it took: what it does not use comes back, anything past the hold is drawn from your balance, and a request that fails is not charged.
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The Free plan's 50 credits are given once; there is no daily top-up. Paid plans are bought online at checkout, monthly or yearly. Compare every plan
It is a tool that turns a description of your business into a working website. With Briks you describe what you do in plain words, and it plans the pages, designs and builds the site, checks it and publishes it, with hosting included.
No. You describe the site and ask for changes in plain words. If you do code, you can browse and edit the files written for your site, and download them on a paid plan.
You start free with 50 credits at sign-up, then 5 a day that build up to 25. A new site holds 50 credits while it builds and is charged for the work it took: what it does not use comes back, and anything past the hold is drawn from your balance. Paid plans start at $16 a month and are bought online at checkout.
Yes. Add a site you admire and Briks reads its layout, spacing, type, motion and header menu, then builds yours in that spirit with your own words. Its words and pictures are never used.
Yes. It always asks which pages you want, and by default it also asks about anything your words left open, such as prices or bookings. Answer them, or choose Decide for me.
Not at first. The first publish goes to your site's briks.live address and is kept out of search. Publish to production when you are ready, and connect your own domain on a paid plan.
Yes, from the Starter plan. Add the records the studio shows, and the certificate is issued and renewed automatically. The Free plan publishes to a briks.live address.
Yes, as often as you like, in plain words in the studio chat, or on paid plans on the page itself in the Visual Editor. Every change is saved as a version you can undo, redo or restore.
Yes. After the first publish, contrast is checked on the live page at desktop and phone width. A fuller check at four widths, for layout, overlap and links, can be switched on when you start a project.
Your words, pictures and records are yours. On a paid plan, download the code written for your site as a zip, and your records as JSON or CSV. The zip leaves out the shared parts every Briks site runs on, so it does not run on its own.
Start with 50 free credits. No card needed.