Zoviz

What it is

Zoviz is an AI website builder for entrepreneurs and small business owners. The company's page says it is "designed for entrepreneurs and small business owners with zero technical background," and promises an AI-generated website with a matching brand identity in 60 seconds, no coding or design skills needed. The site belongs to a larger creative platform: the home page presents "One Zoviz. Five ways to create," covering branding, social posts and video, image and video projects, websites and bio pages, and developer APIs. This entry covers the website builder, and the pages do not say where the company is based.

What you build and how

The build starts with an intake rather than a blank canvas. Per the company's steps, you enter your business name and pick your industry, the AI generates website designs in seconds, you pick a favorite and customize it in the online editor, then publish. The page says the AI creates unique designs from your business information, "not recycled templates," and the company says the whole process takes about 60 seconds. It also says you can generate unlimited design options and preview the complete website free.

Editing is visual. The FAQ says you can customize everything with a drag-and-drop editor, and the home page adds that you can create a custom design with the HTML editor. Pages are described as automatically optimized for mobile, so they work on phones, tablets, laptops and desktop computers. The builder works in 100+ languages, and the company says you can build and edit anytime from any device.

Industry examples show what people make. The page lists generated website designs for a tech startup, a creative agency, a restaurant and cafe with menu displays and booking features, an e-commerce store with product pages, a consulting firm and a healthcare practice. Elsewhere on the home page, "Business websites" is described as building and publishing a website in your brand's style with no coding, and the platform also covers a link-in-bio page and a digital business card you can share as a saveable contact card.

The website sits on top of a brand layer, which is the main difference from a plain site maker. A Brand Profile stores details about your business, product or personal brand, including what you offer, your audience, voice, colors and fonts, and Zoviz uses it to guide what you create. The company says profile changes guide future creations while existing content and websites stay as they are. Branding includes matching business cards, social designs, letterheads, email signatures and a guide to your colors and fonts, though downloads and features depend on your plan. Logo exports include SVG, PNG and JPG in color, monochrome and transparent versions. You can also connect an existing brand, and a logo is optional.

Around the website, Zoviz offers two working modes. Studio guides you through a few steps to branded posts, ads, images and videos. Canvas lets you connect tools on an open canvas and build reusable image and video workflows. The home page also names a content plan that turns your business details into a month of post ideas, a video editor, product video ads, AI image generation, a logo maker, ad campaigns, thumbnails and an Agent Studio for shaping an idea from a brief.

The content plan is worth a closer look for a small business with a new site. The company describes it as a month of post ideas built from your business details, which you open each morning and turn that day's idea into a video. The logo maker is described as "Human-designed, AI-customized" with print-ready vector logos in seconds, and the page's comparison table lists a complete brand kit, logo and business cards among the things it says come with the site. So the practical picture is a launch kit: a site, a mark, cards and a stream of post ideas that all draw on the same Brand Profile.

For developers, Zoviz Developers provides APIs, MCP and integration tools for adding creative capabilities to your own product, and the company says you can connect MCP to bring Zoviz tools into your AI workflows. The website builder page itself does not name any other integrations.

Publishing has two routes. The free tier hosts your site on a Zoviz subdomain, shown as yourbusiness.zoviz.site. Pro subscribers can connect their own custom domain name.

The evidence

Pricing is on the page. The company says the free tier lets you create a website at no cost, with no credit card required. It lists the free tier as AI-generated unique designs, mobile-responsive templates, basic customization tools in the online editor, hosting on the Zoviz subdomain and preview access to brand kit assets. The Pro plan is $9.99/month and adds custom domains, full brand kit downloads and advanced customization. You can cancel anytime with no penalties or hidden fees. After canceling, the site keeps working on your Zoviz subdomain and you keep Pro access until the end of the billing period. The company also says it offers a 7-day free trial so you can try Pro features before committing.

The page also gives company figures: "1M+ Users Worldwide," "5M+ Websites Created," "100+ Countries Served" and a "4.8" average rating. Those are the company's own claims. It also shows "SSL Secured" as a badge. The pages shown say nothing on compliance standards such as SOC 2 or GDPR, nothing about code export or self-hosting, and nothing about support channels, so those questions need to go to the company.

Who it suits and who it does not

Zoviz suits a solo founder, freelancer or small shop that needs a presentable site and a consistent brand quickly, without learning a design tool. The free tier is a low-risk way to see generated designs before paying, and the $9.99 Pro plan covers the custom domain most businesses will want. Someone who also needs business cards, social posts and short videos in the same style gets more from the connected brand profile than from a site-only builder.

It is a weaker match for teams that want structured logic, a database, multi-user permissions or integrations with a CRM or store, none of which the website builder page describes. The free site lives on a Zoviz subdomain, so a business that wants its own address must pay for Pro. And because the platform spans logos, video and AI image generation, someone who only wants a simple page may find the surrounding tools more than needed.