Feature
AI website builder, with the CRM already behind it.
Describe the business and the AI builds a complete multi-page website. Change anything in a visual drag-and-drop builder. The site's forms, bookings and chat feed the same CRM.
- block types
- 28
- templates
- 21
- fonts
- 32
- a month, every plan
- $49
AutomateNexus CRM includes an AI website builder: you describe a business, and it writes and lays out a multi-page site in about a minute. The site opens in a visual builder, where every section is a block you can drag, rewrite or restyle.
Because the builder lives inside the CRM, the site is not a separate island. A form on it creates a contact, a booking lands on your calendar, and the finished site is exported to your own GitHub repository, so you own the code and choose the host.
From a description to a published site.
- Step 01
Describe the business
One box: what the business does, who it serves, the tone you want, the sections you need. Pick a layout, a palette and a type pairing yourself, or leave them to the builder.
- Step 02
The AI plans and writes the site
It plans the pages, writes the copy for each one, builds the header, the navigation and the footer from the real page list, then checks links, headings and SEO before you see it. It takes about a minute.
- Step 03
Change anything, visually
The result opens in the visual builder as ordinary blocks. Drag them, edit the words on the page, restyle a section, or type an instruction and let the AI make the change.
- Step 04
Publish it as your own
Share a staging link for sign-off, then push the finished site to your own GitHub repository and host it on your own domain. The code is yours.
A first draft worth keeping.
A first draft from AI is only useful if it is a real site and yours to change. This one plans the pages, gives the site its own design direction, and hands it over as blocks.
- 01
A whole site, not one page
A home page and the pages a business actually needs, each with its own title and description for search, joined by a navigation and a footer that always match the pages that exist.
- 02
A design direction of its own
12 layouts, 36 colour palettes and 26 type pairings combine into a design direction for each site, and the builder steers away from the directions your workspace used recently.
- 03
Ask for a change in a sentence
"Add a pricing section." "Make the hero punchier." The page changes in place, and the page as it was is saved to version history first, so an edit you do not like can be undone.
- 04
Checked before you see it
Titles and descriptions are trimmed to the lengths search engines show, every page gets one main heading, and links that point nowhere are pointed at real pages.
- 05
Your AI key, or credits
The builder runs on the AI provider your workspace already uses: your own OpenAI, Anthropic, Google or DeepSeek key, a model on your own computer, or AI credits. AI usage is paid for that way across the CRM; the website builder adds no fee of its own.
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A draft, and yours to change
What the AI makes is not a locked template. It is the same blocks you would have placed by hand, so everything can be edited, moved, restyled or deleted. Read it before you publish: names, quotes and figures it wrote are placeholders until you make them true.
Drag, drop, and edit on the page.
A no-code, drag-and-drop website builder with 28 block types. What you see on the canvas is the page your visitors get.
- 01
Drag and drop
Drag a block from the list onto the page, or drop it between two others. Columns hold other blocks, so layouts are not limited to one stack.
- 02
Edit on the page
Double-click a heading or a paragraph and type. Undo and redo are a keystroke away, and so are copy, paste and duplicate.
- 03
Phone, tablet and desktop
Switch the canvas between the three and see the page as it really responds, then hide a block or change its spacing on phones only.
- 04
Sections ready to use
21 pre-composed sections (heroes, features, pricing, social proof, calls to action) drop in already laid out, and you can save your own to reuse.
- 05
One theme for the whole site
Colours, 32 fonts, width and corner radius are set once and apply to every page, with a header and footer shared across the site.
- 06
Design controls on every block
Background colour or image, spacing, alignment, corners, shadows, borders and scroll animations, without writing CSS.
- 07
A media library
Upload once and reuse. Images are resized and served in modern formats, with their dimensions set so pages do not jump as they load.
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Version history
Earlier versions of a page are kept, so you can go back to how it was.
28 blocks, 21 templates.
Start from a template for your kind of business, or from nothing. Either way the page is made of the same blocks.
See the website templates- Structure
- Navigation bar, hero, footer.
- Content
- Section heading, text, features, stats, FAQ, image, gallery, video, map.
- Social proof
- Logo cloud, testimonial, team.
- Convert
- Call to action, button, pricing table, contact form, embedded form, booking page.
- From your CRM
- Blog posts, booking pages, the forms you built in the CRM, and your team.
- Layout
- Columns that hold other blocks, text columns, spacer, divider, embed, custom HTML.
Seven of the templates are single pages (a SaaS landing page, an agency, a local business, a portfolio, a startup, a restaurant, an event). Fourteen are four-page sites for a trade, each with home, about, services and contact pages: plumbing and HVAC, a law firm, a dental clinic, a real estate agent, a fitness studio, a salon, a consultant, a nonprofit, a photographer, a contractor, an accountant, an auto repair shop, an online course and a cleaning service.
The site feeds the pipeline.
A website builder on its own stops at the form. This one is the front door of the CRM, so what happens on the site shows up on the customer record.
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Forms create contacts
A visitor fills in a form and a contact appears in your CRM, matched to an existing one by email, with the site and the form recorded as its source. You are notified in the app, and the submission can also be sent to a webhook.
- 02
Spam is turned away quietly
A hidden field, a minimum fill time and hourly limits stop most automated submissions before they reach your contact list.
- 03
Booking on the page
Drop a booking page into the site as a block: visitors pick a time against your real availability, and the meeting lands on your calendar.
- 04
Your blog and your team
The blog block lists the posts you publish from the CRM, and the team block can be filled from your employee list.
- 05
Chat, pop-ups and announcements
Turn on the CRM's chat widget, an announcement bar, a pop-up that can carry one of your CRM forms, and a cookie banner that holds Google Analytics back until a visitor accepts.
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Traffic you can see
Page views and form submissions for the published site, by day and by page, in the site's settings.
From there the rest of the CRM takes over: the AI SDR agent scores the new lead, a workflow can start the follow-up, and booking pages fill the calendar.
SEO is in the output, not an add-on.
Published pages are plain static HTML: fast to load and easy for search engines and AI assistants to read.
- A title and description for every page
- Open Graph and Twitter cards
- Clean, canonical page addresses
- Organization, local business and FAQ schema
- sitemap.xml and robots.txt
- Favicon and social share image
- Google Analytics, with consent mode
- Redirects and a 404 page
- A health check before you publish
You own the site.
The builder is not a hosting business, and that is on purpose: your website should not disappear if you change tools.
- Preview
- A private preview link for work in progress, which you can reset at any time.
- Staging
- Every site gets a staging address on the app, for demos and client sign-off.
- Production
- Connect GitHub once. From then on, publishing pushes every published page to your own repository as static HTML and turns on GitHub Pages.
- Another host
- From the same screen, deploy that repository to Netlify, Vercel or Cloudflare Pages, or download the whole site as a zip and upload it anywhere.
- Your domain
- Set your production domain in the site's settings and add it at your host, which issues the SSL certificate. The export carries the domain in its sitemap and in the CNAME file GitHub Pages reads.
Build client sites where you run the clients.
A website builder for agencies that already sits beside the client’s CRM, portal and reporting. See white-label for how the platform carries your brand.
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A workspace for each client
Each client's sites, contacts and leads sit in their own workspace, on every plan.
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Review links for sign-off
Send a client a link of their own, with a password and an expiry date if you want. They need no account: they move through the site, pin comments on the page, and approve it or ask for changes.
- 03
The client's own GitHub
GitHub is connected per site, so each client's site can be pushed to that client's own repository and hosted on their own domain.
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Your brand on the platform
White-label branding is on every plan, so the builder your clients sign in to carries your name.
One tool fewer.
What changes when the website builder and the CRM are the same product.
| A separate website builder | AutomateNexus CRM | |
|---|---|---|
| Where form leads go | Into the builder's own inbox, or through an integration you set up and keep running | Straight onto a contact in the CRM, with the form as the source |
| Booking, chat and blog | Extra tools, embedded | Blocks and switches from the same account |
| AI usage | Often a metered add-on of the builder | Your own AI key, or the same AI credits as the rest of the CRM |
| Hosting | On the builder's servers, for as long as you pay | Static pages in your own GitHub repository, on the host and domain you choose |
| If you leave | The site usually stays behind | You already hold the code |
| Price | A second subscription | Included on every plan, from $49 a month |
Questions about the AI website builder
An AI website builder writes and lays out a website from a description instead of from a blank page. In AutomateNexus CRM you describe the business, and the AI plans the pages, writes the copy, picks a design direction and builds a multi-page site, which then opens in a visual builder where you can change anything.
Yes. The AI website builder and its visual drag-and-drop builder are part of the CRM on every plan, from $49 a month, and on the lifetime plans. It is part of the CRM, not a separate product, and a workspace that does not need it can switch the module off.
Everything. The AI's output is ordinary blocks in the visual builder: 28 block types you can drag, edit on the page, restyle or delete. You can also keep asking the AI for changes in plain language, and the page as it was is saved to version history before each AI edit.
No. Start from one of 21 templates, or from an empty page, and build with blocks and ready-made sections. The AI is there when you want a first draft or a quick change.
On hosting you own. The builder gives every site a staging link for demos and sign-off, and publishes the production site as static pages to your own GitHub repository, which GitHub Pages serves. From the same screen you can deploy that repository on Netlify, Vercel or Cloudflare Pages, or download the site as a zip.
Yes. Set the production domain in the site's settings and add it at your host (GitHub Pages, Netlify, Vercel or Cloudflare Pages), which issues the SSL certificate automatically. The export carries the domain in its sitemap and in the CNAME file GitHub Pages reads.
The submission is stored, a contact is created in your CRM (or matched to an existing one by email) with the site and form as its source, and your team is notified in the app. You can send submissions to a webhook as well, or instead.
It can be, if the pages are real pages. This builder publishes plain, fast static HTML with a title, a description and a canonical address per page, Open Graph tags, structured data for the organization, for FAQs and for a local business (from the name, address and phone you enter), a sitemap and a robots file, and a health check flags missing headings, weak contrast and broken links before you publish. Ranking still depends on what the site says and who links to it.
Nothing on top of your plan. The builder is included on every plan, from $49 a month. Generating or editing with AI uses your own AI provider key, or AI credits, the same as the rest of the CRM. Hosting is on your own account at GitHub Pages, Netlify, Vercel or Cloudflare Pages, each of which has a free tier.
Yes. Each client gets a workspace, GitHub is connected per site so a client's site goes to the client's own repository, and review links let a client comment on and approve a site without an account.
Pairs well with the rest of the platform.
- 01AI Appointment Setter & BookingMeetings on autopilot.Share booking links, sync calendars two ways, and let the Scheduler agent own your calendar — routing, reminders, and zero double-bookings.
- 02Live ChatOne inbox for every conversation.Unify website chat, WhatsApp, SMS, and email in a single inbox where Karrie drafts replies and flags what needs a human.
- 03Email Marketing & SequencesCampaigns and follow-up sequences, on the customer record.Send campaigns and multi-step sales sequences through your own email provider (Mailgun, Postmark, Google Workspace and more) or hosted sending as an add-on, with open and click tracking on your own domain and every reply landing back on the contact.
Build the site. Keep the leads.
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