BeaverForge AI

What it is

BeaverForge AI is an independent AI website creation and MCP platform built specifically for Beaver Builder, the WordPress page builder. It is written for agencies and freelancers who look after Beaver Builder sites and build new ones. The company's own line is "Create websites and pages with AI, or connect an agent such as Claude Code to work on an existing site." It is not made by or affiliated with the Beaver Builder team, a point its own pages state plainly, and the company describes it as released and on version 3. The site is credited to a founder, Darren Stuart, who says he built it after more than a decade of working on Beaver Builder sites for real clients.

What you build and how

BeaverForge describes two ways to use it. The first is for sites you already manage. You install the plugin, connect your AI agent through BeaverForge, and work with the modules already on the page, with no rebuild and no change of builder. The examples on the page are adding a section, refreshing a tired layout, and reusing existing content in a redesigned section. In a demo recorded on 16 September 2026, the agent reads an existing services page through BeaverForge, adds a UABB Timeline beneath the introduction, then rebuilds the testimonials section with PowerPack and reuses the original quotes, and the result opens in Beaver Builder with each module's normal settings. The FAQ says this works on a site built years ago: install, connect the agent and start with one page, with nothing rebuilt first.

The second way is for new sites, which the page frames as going from a client brief to an editable Beaver Builder website. The flow has four stages. You describe the business once: services, audience, pages and tone. A Style Guide sets palette, type, buttons and spacing with a live preview. You then review the plan, seeing the page list, menus, header, footer and every image before anything is built. Finally the AI Website Builder builds native pages, header, footer, menus and a front page, ready to finish in Beaver Builder. It designs real Beaver Builder components such as hero, cards, pricing, testimonials and FAQ. Those components are synced, so changing one updates every page that uses it. Optional WooCommerce layouts are part of the new-site build: product listing, single product, cart and checkout as Beaver Themer layouts on the Style Guide, which needs WooCommerce and Beaver Themer on the site. Phone, tablet, laptop and desktop breakpoints are all set in Beaver Builder's own responsive controls.

You can also start from an existing design. The home page says you can bring in HTML, Claude Design or Google Stitch output and have it rebuilt as rows, columns and modules, and an HTML 2 Beaver Builder tool turns a pasted page into native output. The company says it builds with the 35 native Beaver Builder modules, as real rows and columns, from every route and not only over MCP.

Control sits in 2 places. There is a BeaverForge panel inside Beaver Builder on the toolbar, and there is an MCP connection for Claude Code or another MCP client using a secure token. The steps are listed as install, connect, ask for one change, then review and publish. In MCP mode, edits land in the open page's draft, and publish and undo work as normal. The company names ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini as agents that can create, edit and manage native Beaver Builder modules this way, and says BeaverForge MCP exposes almost everything the plugin itself can do.

Style Guides hold the brand in one place in WordPress: palette, type and components. You can build a brand from a description, a screenshot or existing Global Styles. Image generation stays in WordPress, so imagery for a client project lands straight in the media library, and the company lists AI image editing, bulk image generation, context images fed in as a reference, and image-led generation that builds the layout around your pictures. It says the workflow carries no third-party branding, with white label included on every license.

Add-on packs are supported over MCP. Agents can build with Ultimate Addons (UABB) and PowerPack modules as well as native ones, as long as those plugins are installed and licensed on the site. The page is explicit that BeaverForge does not include UABB or PowerPack, and that add-on output still needs its add-on plugin to render. Beaver Themer is needed only for headers, footers, blog templates and shop templates, not for page and section work.

On the model side, the plugin supports the OpenAI, Anthropic Claude and Google Gemini families, switchable per site on cost, quality and speed. The panel inside Beaver Builder uses your own key. Over MCP your agent's own plan does the work, except for 3 tasks that call your key: creating a Style Guide from a brief, designing a new component for the brand, and analyzing a screenshot you want rebuilt.

The evidence

The price is stated: "$178 per year plus taxes" for an annual license with unlimited websites. The license includes the BeaverForge panel, Style Guides and synced brand components, white label on every license, and 12 months of updates and support. AI usage is billed separately by your AI provider or agent plan, and Beaver Builder, Beaver Themer and the add-on packs are not included. The license covers every client site, staging environment and internal project, with "no per-site fees and no seat counting." The FAQ offers a 3 day free trial with the complete feature set and no card required.

The lapse terms are clear. If the license expires, pages stay native Beaver Builder content that you and your client can keep editing, and nothing about the license is checked when a page is displayed. AI actions, including the MCP connection, need an active license. The refund policy says refunds are not provided simply because the product was not the right fit after use, though the company says it will work with you if the product is not functioning as advertised.

Everything BeaverForge builds is Beaver Builder content, and the Style Guide components are "Still yours if BeaverForge is removed," so the company frames it as native output with no lock-in.

Who it suits

BeaverForge suits agencies and freelancers who already run Beaver Builder for clients. One license covers every site they manage, edits are native modules, and the "no lock-in" claim is backed by the lapse terms above. It also suits people who want an AI agent such as Claude Code working on an existing page and not a generator that starts from a blank site.

The caveats are mostly about cost and fit. You pay for 3 separate things: the BeaverForge license, the AI provider or agent plan, and the Beaver Builder plugins it depends on, with UABB and PowerPack added if you use them. Beaver Themer is a further purchase if you need headers, footers or shop templates. It is built for Beaver Builder only, so it is no use on another builder. The license is annual, and AI actions stop at expiry. A solo owner with a single site may find the unlimited-sites pricing aimed at someone else.