Brizy

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What Brizy is

Brizy is a visual, no-code website builder that comes in several forms. Brizy Cloud is an "All-inclusive SaaS platform, hosted by us", with an AI website builder, ecommerce through Cloud Shops, and a white label edition. Brizy WordPress is an "Installable WP plugin, hosted by you". Brizy Shopify is a "Shopify app for landing pages". The solutions menu names freelancers, marketers, agencies, hosts and resellers, SaaS companies, enterprise and church and ministry as audiences. So the entry serves a founder or small business wanting a hosted site, an agency building for clients, a WordPress user who wants a page builder inside WordPress, and a software company or host that wants to embed or resell a builder under its own name. The homepage says Brizy is "Trusted by tens of thousands of customers worldwide".

What you build and how

The editor. Every edition shares the same drag and drop builder, a "Visual builder with drag & drop functionality". You can start from a blank page or import one of the included Pages, Blocks, Pop-up or Stories designs; the homepage counts "180+ design templates, beautiful & mobile perfect." The Cloud plan table adds responsive control with "Full Mobile & Tablet customisations", global styling that changes all similar colors and fonts at once, a custom fonts manager, and Advanced Custom Fields for dynamic content.

AI. A banner announces Brizy AI 1.7 as a major update that is "Now Prompt Based", with better onboarding. The menu offers a Cloud AI Website Builder, a WordPress AI Website Builder ("Let AI create the starting point, then shape it your way with Brizy WP") and a White Label AI Builder. For agencies, the homepage says the white label builder can "Generate quick websites that are surprisingly useful, in just a few clicks & less than 20 seconds," and lists Google Business integration, template customization and website editing control alongside it.

Brizy Cloud. The hosted edition includes "Premium Hosting on AWS" with "Unlimited visits & storage for your sites", a global CDN and SSL, and free publishing on the brizy.site domain or on your own domains. Beyond pages, the plan table lists a contact form builder, leads collection with "Collect and export unlimited leads", a pop-up builder, blogging "with the Brizy Cloud CMS", membership functionality, multi-language sites and marketing integrations for collecting leads in "your preffered apps". There are publishing escape hatches too: "Server Sync" lets you host sites on your own server while editing in Brizy Cloud, and an "Export HTML" row reads "Export your projects as HTML files". Higher plans add a visual team collaboration tool for adding tasks, client management, client billing through a Stripe integration, and a role manager to "Allow or restrict levels of access for members".

Brizy WordPress. For WordPress sites the menu lists a drag and drop builder, design tools, white label, a theme builder, a popup builder, a WooCommerce builder, marketing integrations, membership and Web Stories. The homepage says the plugin "Works with WordPress themes & plugins" and is "Best suited for Blogs, Magazines or eCommerce." That covers the WordPress category: you keep your own WordPress hosting and replace the layout work with Brizy. The membership page describes membership and paywall functionality in the PRO version, switched on "with just one click", working with WordPress default roles, custom roles and WooCommerce, with content restricted down to the block. The page is candid that "For more complex Membership sites, a learning system might come in handy, which Brizy does not offer."

Landing pages, Shopify and Stories. The Shopify app is described as a landing page builder for Shopify stores. Web Stories are "Swipeable mini-sites & landing pages, optimised for mobiles", included with any paid Brizy plan, "AVAILABLE FOR WORDPRESS & CLOUD", with "More than 50 template designs". The stories page suggests uses such as mobile landing pages, promotions, product showcases, how-to guides and client follow-up through a contact form.

Ecommerce. Cloud Shops is the store product, under the tagline "Build. Launch. Sell." The pricing page points store builders to separate Shops plans, and the WooCommerce builder covers stores on WordPress.

White label and enterprise. "Brand the builder as your own. Clients will create their websites with 'your' builder, not Brizy." Agencies can resell the builder as a new revenue stream. The Enterprise tier adds "Full access to Brizy's API", single sign-on, optional on-premises hosting and custom builder integrations. The homepage case studies describe API-based integrations of the builder into other companies' platforms, among them a domain and hosting company that saw "as many as 850 weekly activations of Brizy" after adding the WordPress builder.

Learning and support. Brizy Academy lessons "are provided for free and will remain this way for the foreseeable future." There is a knowledge base, video tutorials on YouTube, webinars, a community, email support, and a public service status page and trust center in the footer.

What the pages say about plans and pricing

The Cloud pricing page lists 4 plans, with a monthly price or a yearly price at 20% off:

  • Personal, $19 a month or $190 a year: AI builder, 1 website, additional sites at $17 a month, 1 workspace, unlimited team members.
  • Agency, $69 a month or $690 a year: AI builder, 10 websites, additional sites at $12 a month, 10 workspaces, unlimited team members, priority email support.
  • White Label, $159 a month or $1590 a year: the White Label AI Builder, 10 websites, additional sites at $8 a month, 10 workspaces, client management and the white label platform.
  • Enterprise, priced through a demo ("Let's talk tailored pricing"): unlimited workspaces, API and SSO, optional on-premises hosting, Stripe integration, tiered discount pricing, dedicated priority chat support, an onboarding and success manager and "70+ WL video tutorials".

The page notes that applicable taxes are not included. A 14-day free trial includes all features, and the FAQ promises "a 30 days money-back guaranteed policy." For WordPress, the pages offer "Download Brizy Free" and "Step up to Brizy PRO", and the hosting partners page says you get 1 year of Brizy PRO free with a hosting pack from partners including SiteGround, Kinsta, InMotion and EasyWP. The membership page claims you can "Save up to $2600/year with the included features of Brizy builder", a company claim about not buying separate tools.

Who it suits and who it does not

Brizy suits a founder who wants a hosted site with templates and an AI starting point at $19 a month, an agency that wants 10 client sites, workspaces and a white label builder, a WordPress user who wants to design pages visually while keeping control of the hosting, and a SaaS or hosting company that wants to embed a builder through the API. The 14-day trial, the free WordPress version and the 30 day refund make it easy to try.

There are caveats. This is a site and page builder, not a database or app platform: the dynamic content and membership features serve websites, and the membership page itself says it offers no learning system for course sites. Because the product spans Cloud, WordPress, Shopify and Shops, a buyer has to pick the right edition, and site counts are capped per plan, with extra sites billed monthly.

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