Revamp

What Revamp is

Revamp is an AI website builder that starts from the site you already have. Its home page says: "Paste your URL to redesign your website. Then add the pages, features, and connections your business needs, simply by chatting." It is written for small business owners who want a better website without managing the technical setup, and for freelancers and web agencies who redo sites for clients. It is not limited to redesigns. The FAQ says an existing website "is a starting point, not a requirement", so you can also describe your business and build from scratch. The pages do not say where the company is based.

What you build and how

The first step is the redesign. You enter your website URL, optionally say how the business should come across, and Revamp produces a new design. The FAQ says you can see the redesigned site "in minutes", and that "your current website stays untouched until you choose to publish". The redesign has its own preview link that you can share for feedback, so the live site does not change while you work.

From there the work is conversational. You can "start with your homepage and shape the design until it feels right", then ask Revamp to bring the rest of your pages into the same design. Pages can be added, removed, renamed or changed by chatting or by editing directly. The FAQ says it can redesign a WordPress, Wix or custom-built website, and that you can make an existing site multilingual: tell Revamp which languages you want, ask for a language switcher, then review and adjust the content before publishing.

Functionality is the second half of the pitch. On the Grow plan the site "can take appointments and deposits, sell products or courses, welcome members, and much more. Just describe what you need." Revamp can also build a private area inside your own website where you manage bookings, leads and customer records, separate from the SEO and visitor analytics shown in Revamp. Grow connects with "1,400+ apps" and can bring in your data. The pages do not name individual apps, so check for the specific tools you rely on.

Search and domains are covered in the same flow. On Grow you can connect the domain you already use, keep existing page addresses where they still fit, and ask Revamp in chat to set up redirects for any that change. The SEO panel on Grow reviews your existing and redesigned website, explains issues in plain language, and applies improvements with Fix with AI. You can preview those changes before publishing and keep checking SEO and visitor analytics inside Revamp after launch. The FAQ adds that "Rankings are not guaranteed."

If someone else built your site, you can bring the source code. The agency comparison page says an existing source-code project can be imported, and that you can also bring the existing URL, brand material, documents or data from connected tools. The pages do not describe code export or self-hosting, and they do not name an editor beyond chat, visual editing and direct edits.

Moving a WordPress site follows the same path. The company's 10Web comparison says you begin with the public URL, bring content and business information through authorized imports and connected services, and "review the replacement pages and important customer journeys before switching your domain". It adds that Revamp does not require you to stay within a WordPress workflow. For client work, the Duda comparison describes starting from the prospect's current website, presenting a branded preview, and continuing to build in the same project once the client agrees, so the preview is not a throwaway sales asset. The same page says you can edit visually, chat about changes and share previews, and that you can review website traffic and SEO issues after launch.

Beyond the builder, the site lists redesign pages by industry, such as Accounting Firms and CPAs, Auto Dealerships, Auto Repair Shops and Chiropractors, plus templates, workflow templates, free tools and a showcase.

What the pages say about plans and support

The FAQ gives the prices: "Studio is $29/month for creating, refining, and exporting your redesign. Grow is $99/month for publishing on your own domain and running your website with hosting, business features, connected tools, SEO, visitor analytics, and priority support." Studio "does not include a custom domain, SEO tools, or visitor analytics inside Revamp." You can try Revamp first with 30 one-time credits and no credit card.

A comparison page on Grow adds limits: Grow is $99/month with 3 live projects on your own domains, and unlimited projects share 700 monthly credits. Additional live projects cost $15/month each.

Agencies have two more plans on the Duda comparison page. Freelancer is $99/month with 3 live projects and 700 monthly credits shared across clients. Agency is $249/month with 10 live projects, 2,000 shared monthly credits and 3 team seats. Both allow unlimited projects. Extra live projects cost $15/month on Freelancer and $12/month on Agency. The page is explicit that Revamp "is not a white-label resale of the Revamp platform under another company's name". What it offers is agency-branded previews and a workspace for client delivery, with new work kept separate from the live version until publication.

On support, the FAQ says "From your first redesign to every update after launch, the Revamp support team is here when needed", and Grow includes priority support. The pages state no response times, no compliance certifications and no customer counts.

Who it suits

Revamp suits a business owner with an aging site who wants a new look first and features later, such as bookings, payments or a members area, added by describing them. It also suits a freelancer or small agency that wants to show a prospect a redesigned version of their own URL as a branded preview, then keep building the same project after the client agrees. The credit-based plans mean you can see the cost structure before committing, and the free 30 credits let you test a redesign.

The caveats are clear in the pricing. Studio cannot publish on your own domain, so a live site means Grow at $99 a month. Credits are shared and live projects are capped per plan, so an agency with many client sites will watch both numbers. It is also not white-label, which matters if you want clients to see only your brand. And the pages describe chat-first building: a team that wants a conventional visual canvas or a hand-coded stack, or that needs code export, should look at the alternatives the company itself names, including Wix Studio, Webflow and Framer.