Pineapple Builder generates a site from a description of the business, writing the copy and choosing the design, then hands over a drag-and-drop editor to adjust it. The pieces a small business actually needs are included rather than sold separately: forms, bookings, payments, a blog, analytics, SSL and a custom domain.
The blank page is what stops most small businesses from getting online, and it is usually the writing rather than the layout. Starting from generated copy about your own business gives you something to react to, which is a far easier task than starting from nothing. An AI SEO assistant and a blogging tool cover the part most site builders leave to the owner.
It comes from Aurity in London and reports over 50,000 businesses. There is a free Starter plan, then $12 and $24 a month with a 14-day money-back guarantee. Generated copy reads like generated copy until it is edited, the platform hosts the site so moving later is a rebuild, and yearly billing costs more per month than monthly on the current pricing, which is the wrong way round.
