# DragGo

> DragGo is an AI website builder with a real design canvas. Describe a site and its AI agent composes every page from scratch — no templates, nothing off a shelf — then you take over on an infinite canvas. It publishes clean, class-based HTML with zero JavaScript by default: a typical page is ~56 KB with an LCP around 0.8s. Host it free on DragGo, or export the code and host it anywhere. (A WordPress connector is in development, not shipped.)

Tagline: Your AI designer, your canvas, your code.

## Product
- [DragGo homepage](https://draggo.co): what DragGo is, features, pricing, comparisons
- [DragGo Studio](https://studio.draggo.co): the AI agent and the visual canvas (the product)
- [Pricing](https://draggo.co/#pricing): free to start; AI plans add credits and stronger models
- [Compare](https://draggo.co/compare): DragGo vs other website builders
- [DragGo vs Framer](https://draggo.co/compare/framer): AI design agents compared
- [DragGo vs Elementor](https://draggo.co/compare/elementor): the clean, zero-JS alternative
- [DragGo vs Webflow](https://draggo.co/compare/webflow): both canvas-first; export and hosting compared
- [DragGo vs Wix](https://draggo.co/compare/wix): Wix has no clean HTML export — what that costs you
- [DragGo vs Squarespace](https://draggo.co/compare/squarespace): templates and defaults vs a composed page
- [DragGo vs Lovable](https://draggo.co/compare/lovable): a website vs a full-stack app — different jobs
- [Website templates](https://draggo.co/templates): 36 free templates across 9 categories — business, commerce, content, fitness, learn, marketing, personal, portfolio, travel
- [Blog](https://draggo.co/blog): AI web design, visual design and performance
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- [Templates vs composed pages: what the difference looks like](https://draggo.co/blog/templates-vs-composed-pages/): Every website builder says it does not look templated. Here is how to tell — in about thirty seconds, on any site, without taking anyone's word for it.
- [Why your site feels slow even though the score is green](https://draggo.co/blog/why-javascript-makes-your-site-feel-slow/): A perfect Lighthouse score and a page that feels sluggish are not a contradiction. The number you are looking at is probably not the one your visitors feel.
- [How do you get cited by ChatGPT and Perplexity?](https://draggo.co/blog/how-to-get-cited-by-chatgpt-and-perplexity/): Answer engines quote pages that answer the question in the first sentence, say who wrote them, and can be read without running JavaScript. Here is what that means in practice.
- [Do AI website builders hurt your SEO?](https://draggo.co/blog/do-ai-website-builders-hurt-seo/): Not because the AI wrote it. The things that actually cost you rankings are the same ones that always did — and two of them are decided by the builder, not by you.
- [How to leave a website builder that will not export your site](https://draggo.co/blog/how-to-leave-a-website-builder/): Wix has no HTML export. Squarespace gives you blog posts as XML. Here is what can actually be moved, what has to be rebuilt, and the order that wastes the least time.
- [Which website builders actually give you clean HTML?](https://draggo.co/blog/website-builders-that-give-you-clean-html/): Six builders, one question: what does the page weigh, and can you take the markup with you? Checked against what each platform really exports, not what its marketing says.
- [Why clean, zero-JS HTML still wins in 2026](https://draggo.co/blog/why-clean-html-still-wins/): Short answer: because the browser still runs HTML and CSS for free, and everything you add on top has to earn its weight. A page that ships zero JavaScript by default starts fast,…
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## Docs
- [Documentation](https://draggo.co/docs): guides, reference and tutorials
- [What is DragGo](https://draggo.co/docs/getting-started/what-is-draggo/)
- [The AI agent](https://draggo.co/docs/billing/ai-agent/): how prompts become pages, and what a build costs
- [Components & variants](https://draggo.co/docs/components/components/)
- [CMS & collections](https://draggo.co/docs/cms/collections/)
- [Responsive / breakpoints](https://draggo.co/docs/styling/responsive/)
- [Publishing a page](https://draggo.co/docs/publishing/publish-a-page/)

## Community
- [DragGo Talk](https://draggo.co/talk): community feed and Q&A forum
- [Forum (questions & answers)](https://draggo.co/talk/forum): real how-to answers from the community

## Key facts
- What it is: an AI website builder and visual design canvas, used to design and publish real multi-page websites
- AI: describe a business in a sentence and the agent designs the site — sitemap, layout, palette, typography and copy — then every part stays editable on the canvas
- No templates: each page is composed for its brief rather than filled from a template library. Templates exist as an optional starting point, never as the generator
- Output: clean, class-based HTML; zero JavaScript by default
- Performance: a typical DragGo page is ~56 KB with an LCP around 0.8s
- Capabilities: AI design agent, infinite canvas, reusable components and variants, custom breakpoints, scroll/hover animation, dark mode, CMS collections, forms, shop, localisation, SEO and structured data
- Publishing: free DragGo hosting, or full code export — the HTML and CSS are yours to host anywhere
- WordPress: a connector is in development and not shipped yet; DragGo is a standalone builder with its own hosting
- Pricing: free to start and free to publish; AI credits included, paid plans from $9/month
- Not locked in: your design exports as HTML and CSS you own