10Web is an AI agent that generates and hosts a full WordPress site, including a WooCommerce store, from a prompt, an existing URL or a Figma file. Whether it suits you comes down to whether an all-in-one, paid WordPress platform is what you want, since there is no free plan to publish on and no real-time collaboration with a team.
What is 10Web?
10Web is made by TenWeb, Inc., a Delaware-registered company headquartered in the United States. It runs in the browser and through a WordPress admin plugin, and its Agentic AI Builder turns a prompt, an existing URL or a Figma file into a live WordPress site hosted on 10Web's own infrastructure.
Building a site with 10Web
A prompt generates a website's structure and content, and the AI checks mobile responsiveness and search-engine optimization before launch. Every site is a full WordPress installation, and a dedicated Ecommerce AI Builder sets up a WooCommerce store's setup, products, inventory and payments. There is no AI image generation or editing built in; images are added by uploading your own.
10Web has no feature for translating a site into other languages, and no way to export a site's code: it stays on 10Web's own managed WordPress hosting. Hosting is included on every plan, along with a free custom domain worth up to $30, and a Figma agent converts an imported Figma file into a production-ready page.
Working with other people
10Web has no real-time collaboration for multiple people editing a site at once, and no comment or approval workflow for reviewing changes before they go live. It connects to Google Analytics, Stripe and PayPal, and a documented Website Builder API lets platforms, hosting providers and agencies embed the same generator under their own brand. 10Web runs in the browser and through its WordPress admin plugin only.
10Web pricing: what each plan gives
AI Starter costs $20 a month, or $10 a month billed yearly, for one website with 100 AI credits a month. AI Premium is $30 a month ($15 billed yearly) with 200 credits, and AI Ultimate is $45 a month ($22.5 billed yearly) with 300 credits. Agency starter runs $85 a month ($42.5 billed yearly) with 400 credits, and Agency core runs $160 a month ($80 billed yearly) with 800 or more credits. Each price is per website, and additional sites are billed at the same per-site rate.
There is no free plan: the "get started for free" option only lets you generate a draft, and every tier is a paid subscription. Instead of a free trial, every plan carries a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Privacy and support
10Web says video recordings made while using its AI co-pilot are not used to train AI models, though it makes no broader statement about training on the rest of a site's content. It holds no SOC 2 report, and names GDPR on its security page while saying a full compliance statement is still coming soon. Accounts are protected by two-factor authentication rather than single sign-on. 10Web does not claim ownership of a site's output, so sites can be used commercially.
Support runs through email, live chat and a help center with more than 700 guides and articles.
Who 10Web suits
10Web suits people who want a working WordPress and WooCommerce site, hosting and a domain included, without arranging each part separately. Agencies and hosting providers that want to resell the builder under their own brand have a dedicated Agency and White Label plan track and an API for embedding it into their own product.
It suits less well anyone who wants to try the finished product before paying, since there is no free plan or trial, and anyone who needs several people editing a site together in real time or a comment and approval workflow, since neither exists. It also suits less well anyone who wants to take a site's code elsewhere, since 10Web sites live only on its own hosting.
How 10Web compares
10Web scores 5.1 out of 10 among the AI website builders we rate. These three do the same job and are the closest to it, compared on what each vendor publishes.
Wix
Wix includes a free plan with no expiry, while every 10Web plan is a paid subscription instead. Wix also translates sites and generates images inside its builder through Wixel, neither of which 10Web offers. 10Web instead turns WordPress installs into a full store with native WooCommerce checkout and Stripe payments, and adds a white-label track for agencies reselling it under their own brand. Wix's cheapest paid plan runs $17 a month against 10Web's $20.
Pick Wix if you want a free plan to start on plus built-in translation and image generation.
Pick 10Web if you're building a WordPress store and want to resell it white-label under your own agency.
Webflow
Webflow exports the site's underlying code and supports real-time multi-editor collaboration with comments and approval, none of which 10Web offers. Webflow also includes a free plan with no expiry, while every 10Web plan is a paid subscription starting at $20 a month against Webflow's $24. 10Web instead bundles a free domain with paid plans, sells products natively through a WooCommerce-based store, and has a white-label track letting agencies resell it under their own brand, which Webflow does not offer.
Pick Webflow if you want to export the site's code and need real-time collaboration with comments and approval.
Pick 10Web if you want a WordPress store you can resell white-label under your own agency brand.
Relume
Relume's site builder starts at $18 a month against 10Web's $20, and its free tier never expires, while every 10Web plan is a paid subscription. Relume also exports finished sites as Webflow or React code and generates images inside the builder, neither of which 10Web does. 10Web instead sells products natively through a WooCommerce-based store and bundles a free domain with paid plans, plus a white-label track for agencies wanting to resell it under their own brand.
Pick Relume if you want a free tier that never expires and need to export the finished site as code.
Pick 10Web if you want native ecommerce built in and a white-label track for reselling under your own brand.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does 10Web have a free plan?
No. The "get started for free" option only generates a draft; publishing and hosting a site needs a paid plan starting at AI Starter, $20 a month or $10 a month billed yearly. Every plan comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee instead of a free trial.
What does 10Web cost?
Plans run from AI Starter at $20 a month ($10 billed yearly) up to Agency core at $160 a month ($80 billed yearly), each priced per website with a rising AI credit allowance. Agency plans add reseller and white-label features on top.
Can 10Web import a Figma design?
Yes. 10Web's Figma agent converts a Figma file into a production-ready WordPress page.
Does 10Web train AI on my site data?
10Web says video recordings from its AI co-pilot sessions are not used to train AI models. It makes no broader statement covering the rest of a site's content, and it holds no SOC 2 report.
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