What it does
TeleportHQ is a visual builder for websites and frontend interfaces, with reusable components, AI-assisted drafts and code export for static projects. Its paid platform also offers interactive web apps, stores, forms and content integrations.
Begin with a prompt describing the site’s purpose and style, then refine the result with the visual editor. Drag-and-drop controls adjust sections, typography and colors, while reusable component libraries keep related pages consistent. Figma imports, custom fonts and headless CMS connections offer other starting points.
The pricing table separates presentational websites from interactive projects that use databases, authentication and workflows. Code export on paid plans is limited to static projects, with HTML, CSS, React, Next.js, Vue and Angular listed as outputs. An interactive app therefore has a different delivery arrangement from an exported static site.
A seven-day trial is advertised without a credit card. It includes one website, one interactive project and an initial AI-token allowance. Pro targets presentational websites; Premium includes an interactive-project slot, with additional editors and slots sold separately. View-only collaborators are free.
Before relying on long-term free hosting or export, confirm the options available in your account: the current plan table presents a trial, while older help material still describes an ongoing free plan.
Strengths
- Reusable component libraries support related frontend pages.
- Visual editing, Figma import and content integrations provide several starting points.
- Paid static projects can be exported in several frontend formats.
Watch out for
- Code export is limited to static projects.
- Additional editing seats and interactive-project slots can add to the subscription cost.
Best for
- Teams building visual frontend concepts and content-driven sites
- Designers who need editable static frontend code
Sources
- Low-code Website Builder, Create Custom & Professional Websites (Oct 27, 2026)
- TeleportHQ Pricing | Plans for Websites, Web Apps & Online Stores (Oct 27, 2026)
- How long can I use a website I created? (Oct 27, 2026)