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A hosting platform where your AI assistant builds and updates your website for you. Describe your business in plain English; the AI writes the pages and publishes them at your-name.beam.page.

It's a read-only view — you can see each one and its info, but you don't make changes there. To change what's on a page, ask your AI in chat — that's where most of the editing happens.

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Small-business owners who want a website but don't want to build one. Developers who want their AI agent to ship static sites without the hosting chore. Agencies running many client sites.

No. If you can describe your business to a friend, you can describe it to Claude or ChatGPT. The AI writes every line of HTML and CSS.

With Wix you drag boxes around and pick templates. With beam.page you talk about your business and your AI makes the design decisions. No templates, no drag-and-drop — just a conversation.

Yes — it's an AI website builder and host in one. Instead of a drag-and-drop editor, you talk to an AI assistant you already use (Claude, ChatGPT, and others); it builds the site and beam.page hosts it live. No templates, no builder to learn.

Yes. Connect beam.page to ChatGPT, Claude, or another AI client, describe what you want, and it builds and publishes a real website for you — live at your-name.beam.page in about a minute.

Yes. beam.page sites are ordinary static HTML with a sitemap and clean markup, so search engines can crawl and index them like any other website. Add your own custom domain on a paid plan for a stronger presence.

Nothing to start — beam.page is free on a your-name.beam.page address. A custom domain and more headroom is £9.99/month. You'll also need an AI client; Claude's free tier is enough to try it.

Yes. The AI picks colours, layout, and fonts based on what your business is. If you don't like something, just say so and it'll change.

your-name.beam.page — your own subdomain, on HTTPS. A custom domain (your-name.com) is available on the Lone Creator plan.

With Google. When you connect your AI client for the first time, Google's standard sign-in page opens — approve it, and you're in. One sign-in covers every AI client you connect, so your projects follow you across all of them.

Any MCP-compatible client. Tested: Claude (claude.ai and Claude Desktop), ChatGPT (Plus / Pro / Business / Enterprise), Claude Code, Codex CLI. Others like Cursor, Antigravity, Aider, Windsurf, and Continue work via the same connector URL.

Claude's free tier works to try beam.page — start there. ChatGPT's free tier doesn't let you install custom connectors, so you'd need Plus / Pro / Business / Enterprise (~£18/month) to use ChatGPT with beam.page. A paid Claude plan (~£15/month) makes regular use smoother but isn't required.

It writes it. No templates. Your AI produces fresh HTML and CSS based on what you describe — two people with different businesses get two different sites.

Tell it. Every change can be rolled back — each project has snapshot and rollback built in.

Yes. For most people that means asking the AI to change something. If you want direct, scripted access to your site's HTML, see the for-developers page.

Any static stack that runs in a browser. Tailwind CSS + Alpine.js are the defaults (loaded via CDN), but React build output, htmx, plain HTML, or a zip of whatever you like all work.

Free tier: one site per account, up to four pages (enough for Home, About, Services, Contact), and twenty photos or files per site. Platform caps (same across every tier): ten files per page, 4 MB per file, 200 KB of structured metadata per page.

Yes. Full REST at api.beam.page. MCP is a thin, agent-friendly wrapper over the same endpoints.

Yes. Every *.beam.page subdomain is served over HTTPS via a global CDN, no config needed.

Yes — custom domains come with the Lone Creator plan. The free tier is subdomain-only.

No. Upload HTML and it's live. If your stack has a build step (Vite, React, etc.), you build locally and upload the dist — usually as a single zip.

Yes. No trial, no card, no dark patterns. Free stays free; paid plans (Lone Creator and Custom) are available when you want a custom domain or more headroom.

Your site stays live. New uploads pause until you delete something or upgrade to a paid plan.

Yes, on an organisation setup. We federate your own identity provider, so your team signs in with your existing corporate login — SAML or OIDC (Okta, Microsoft Entra, Google Workspace, and others). Set up per organisation.

Yes. An organisation is one shared space that everyone logs into — anyone signing in through your provider lands in the same place, so your sites are managed centrally instead of scattered across personal accounts.

Yes — organisation plans carry their own project, page, asset, and domain limits, sized to what you need.

It's bespoke. Tell us your identity provider and what you need at contact@lolasquared.com and we'll wire it up.

Lola Squared Ltd, a UK company (Companies House 15911333), registered at 483 Green Lanes, London N13 4BS.

In the United Kingdom, GDPR-compliant. Your sites are served from a global CDN for speed, but the source of truth stays in the UK.

You. It's plain static HTML — yours to keep, edit, or take with you.

Yes. Delete a project and its files are wiped within 24 hours. Delete your whole account (DELETE /me, or "delete everything" in the MCP) and all your data goes.

Not by us. Your subdomain is a public URL — search engines can find it if you want — but we don't keep a public directory of sites.

We'd give plenty of notice and an export route. Your HTML is plain static files, so it's portable to any web host.