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Dorik

Generates a full website from a text prompt and hosts it, aimed at agencies who want to resell finished sites under their own brand.

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What you'd use it for

Generating a full website from a text prompt, then reselling it under your own agency's brand with client billing built in.

  • Generate a full multi-page site — portfolio, business site, blog, landing page, job board or e-commerce shop — from a single text prompt
  • Build a data-driven site by connecting an Airtable base instead of entering content by hand
  • Resell finished sites through a white-labelled client dashboard with billing built in, on every paid tier
  • Export the underlying code instead of staying locked into Dorik's own hosting
  • Publish and host the finished site without managing a server yourself

The verdict

Dorik does the same prompt-to-site generation most AI builders do, but it's priced and built for someone reselling the result rather than just using it — a white-label dashboard and client billing sit on every tier, including the cheapest. The generation step produces one draft, not an agent that keeps refining the site afterward, so budget real editor time once the prompt comes back. It suits a freelancer or small agency running several client sites who wants the billing and branding solved, not someone who just wants a single site of their own.

What it costs

Tier Price For Includes
Personal $20.75/month billed yearly ($249/year), or $29/month billed monthly One person running a single site. 1 custom domain, 25 pages, 200 blog posts, unlimited storage and bandwidth, code export.
Business $41.50/month billed yearly ($498/year), or $59/month billed monthly A freelancer or small business managing a few client sites. 3 custom domains, unlimited pages, 10 collaborators, white-label dashboard, client billing.
Agency $79/month billed yearly ($948/year), or $99/month billed monthly Agencies reselling sites at scale. Unlimited custom domains, collaborators and blog posts, white-label dashboard, client billing.

Read from Dorik's own pricing page on 25 Sep 2026. Vendors change prices without notice.

What you need to start

  • A free Dorik account, no credit card needed to start
  • A paid Business or Agency plan for the white-label dashboard and client billing most agencies actually come for
  • A custom domain, unless publishing to Dorik's free subdomain is acceptable

A working draft in minutes — Dorik's own claim is a published site in under ten minutes — but the agency workflow of client billing, white-label branding and a custom domain takes closer to an afternoon to set up properly the first time.

Your first run Sign up free, describe the site in a prompt, and Dorik generates a multi-page draft you then adjust in the drag-and-drop editor; Dorik states a first site can be published in under ten minutes, though a client-ready agency build takes longer than that.

Where it breaks

A 2-year prepay drops the price again below the annual rate ($10.38/mo equivalent on Personal), so the number shown at first signup is rarely the cheapest one on offer.

Browser-based. Also sold as one-time lifetime licences ($249 Personal, $599 Business) instead of a subscription.

First entry in this reference. There is no previous check to compare it against.

When not to use it

A business owner building only their own site doesn't need the reselling machinery and can get the same generated draft more cheaply on a plain AI site builder. Anyone expecting the AI to keep improving the site after launch should look elsewhere — the AI work stops at the first draft, and everything after that is manual editing.

Most AI site builders are built for the person making the site. Dorik is built, just as much, for the person who’s going to hand that site to someone else and bill them for it — the white-label dashboard and client-billing feature are on every tier, including the cheapest one.

The actual building step is a prompt: describe the site, get a generated draft back, then edit it in a visual builder rather than code. The AI work stops there — it does the initial build, but nothing keeps running or changing on its own afterward. What Dorik keeps doing on its own is the hosting: once published, the site stays live without you managing a server.

Choosing a billing model

Dorik prices the same three tiers four different ways — monthly, annual, a 2-year prepay, and a one-time lifetime licence — and each is cheaper than the last. If you’re committing for more than a year, checking the 2-year and lifetime numbers before defaulting to monthly is worth the two extra minutes; the gap between $29/month and the $10.38/month-equivalent 2-year rate on Personal is not small.

Who this replaces

For a single small-business site, Dorik competes with generic AI website builders more than with a page tool like Airtable forms — it’s a full site with hosting, not a component. The Agency tier’s real audience is a freelancer or small studio that wants “site builder” off their own to-do list entirely and reselling on top of Dorik’s infrastructure instead.

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