# AI Website Builder Free > Three ways to get a website online without paying, what each costs in money, time and skill, and a full walkthrough of the open-source route. AI Website Builder Free (aiwebsitebuilderfree.com) is a guide to getting a website online for nothing: free plans, trials and the do-it-yourself route with open-source tools and an AI agent. It is published by General Action, the company that makes Emdash (https://emdash.com/), and is not an independent review site: where it recommends Emdash, it is recommending its publisher's own product. ## Pages - [AI Website Builder Free](https://aiwebsitebuilderfree.com/): Three ways to put an AI-built website online without paying: a builder's free plan, a free trial, or open-source tools on free hosting. What each one costs you. - [Build a website for free with AI](https://aiwebsitebuilderfree.com/guides/build-a-website-for-free-with-ai/): A full walkthrough: an AI coding agent builds an Astro site in your repository and you publish it on free static hosting. The prompts, commands and real costs. - [Exporting your site and lock-in](https://aiwebsitebuilderfree.com/guides/exporting-your-site-and-lock-in/): Can you leave a website builder with your site? What export means in practice: content files, static code or a full Git repository, and what stays behind. - [Free plan vs. paid: when upgrading is worth it](https://aiwebsitebuilderfree.com/guides/free-plan-vs-paid/): Upgrade an AI website builder when the site represents a business or needs its own domain. See what a paid plan buys and eight checks to run before you pay. - [What free really means on an AI website builder](https://aiwebsitebuilderfree.com/guides/what-free-really-means/): Free plan, free trial, free preview and money-back guarantee are four different offers. Learn the eight kinds of limit behind them and how to spot each one. - [About AI Website Builder Free](https://aiwebsitebuilderfree.com/about/): Who publishes AI Website Builder Free, why the site exists, how it handles recommendations of its publisher's own product, and how to report a correction.