Relume sells two connected products from one pricing page: Build with Relume, an AI agent that turns a brief into a sitemap, wireframes and a hosted marketing site, and Site Builder, a Figma, Webflow and React component library with paid code export. Whether it fits you depends on which of the two you need, and whether the badge on a free-hosted site or the per-seat Team plan changes the math.
What is Relume?
Relume runs in the browser only. Build with Relume starts from a written brief and generates a sitemap, wireframes and a marketing site pulled from a library of more than 1,000 real components, ready to publish. Site Builder is the separate component-and-style-guide library, used inside Figma, Webflow or React projects rather than as its own site builder.
Building a site with Relume
A brief turns into a sitemap and wireframes, styled with a generated style guide of colors, typography and spacing tokens. AI image generation is included, using a Standard or Premium model depending on plan; there is no AI image editing. Hosting is included, either on a free your-site.relume.live subdomain or, through the paid Launch add-on from $12 per project a month, on a connected custom domain with SSL.
Once a design exists, Site Builder exports it to Figma, Webflow or React with Tailwind CSS and Shadcn UI, plus a one-click export into Claude Design; the free tier is limited to 30 Webflow and 30 React components rather than the 1,000+ on paid plans. Relume has no ecommerce feature for selling products, but it does offer SEO and AEO controls, including robots.txt, sitemap.xml and JSON-LD, plus indexing control for search and AI crawlers.
Working with other people
Relume does not offer live, multi-cursor editing; instead, anyone invited into a workspace can edit, and Site Builder's Starter and Pro plans add commenting on shared projects, with the Free plan limited to read-only sharing. It integrates with Figma, Webflow, React, Claude Design, Google Analytics and Meta Pixel, plus a Chrome extension, and runs in the browser only. Customer data can be used to improve Relume's AI, but this can be turned off in account settings.
Relume pricing: what each plan gives
Build with Relume has a permanent free plan and a Pro plan from $14 a month, with no per-seat charge; the free plan generates enough for one full website, hosted on a relume.live subdomain with the Relume badge always shown, at 1,500 monthly page views and 20 form submissions a month. Pro's usage starts at building 1-2 websites a month and can be upgraded further.
Site Builder's own Free plan gives 30 Webflow and 30 React components, versus 1,000+ on paid plans, with read-only project sharing. Starter costs from $18 a month, Pro from $40 a month, and Team from $36 a month per person with a minimum of three people, so a Team workspace costs at least $108 a month before a fourth seat. A 7-day free trial of Starter is available to accounts that haven't already used the Free plan; there is currently no free trial for Build with Relume's Pro plan.
Privacy and support
Relume may use customer data to improve its AI, but account settings let you turn that off. Support runs through a help center ticket system, with replies typically inside 24 hours, and a Slack community of more than 10,000 members.
Who Relume suits
Relume suits designers and agencies producing marketing sites for clients, since Build with Relume turns a brief into a sitemap and wireframes fast, and Site Builder's component library exports cleanly into Figma, Webflow or React projects already in use. Its Claude Design export and component MCP suit teams working with AI design tools directly.
It suits less well anyone who wants a single, predictable price, since Site Builder's Team plan requires at least three seats at $36 each before a fourth person joins, and a free-hosted site keeps the Relume badge unless the paid Launch add-on is used. It also suits less well anyone selling products online, since Relume has no ecommerce feature.
How Relume compares
Relume scores 5.6 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.
Framer
Relume exports finished sites as Webflow or React code, something Framer does not offer since Framer only publishes to its own hosting. Relume also generates images inside the builder, while Framer does not. Framer is cheaper to start, $10 a month against Relume's $18, and bundles a free domain with its paid yearly plans, which Relume does not include on any tier. Framer also connects to more integrations, 15 against Relume's 7, and its real-time collaboration lets several people edit at once, which Relume does not support.
Pick Framer if you want a cheaper start with a free domain and real-time multi-editor collaboration.
Pick Relume if you need to export the finished site as Webflow or React code and generate images in the builder.
Webflow
Relume's site builder starts at $18 a month against Webflow's $24, and generates images inside the builder, which Webflow does not do. Webflow sells products through its own ecommerce plans and supports several people editing at once, neither of which Relume offers; Relume's workspace is single-editor with view or comment-only sharing instead. Both export finished sites as code, both include a free plan and a stored brand kit of colors, fonts and components, so the real gap is price and whether you need ecommerce and live co-editing.
Pick Webflow if you need to sell products directly and have several people editing the site at once.
Pick Relume if you want the cheaper plan and prefer generating images inside the builder.
10Web
10Web sells products natively through a WooCommerce-based store and bundles a free domain with every paid plan, neither of which Relume offers. Relume instead exports finished sites as Webflow or React code, generates images inside the builder, and keeps a permanent free tier; 10Web has none of these, and every 10Web plan is a paid subscription starting at $20 a month against Relume's $18. 10Web also has a white-label track letting agencies resell it under their own brand, while Relume connects to more integrations, 7 against 10Web's 3.
Pick 10Web if you want native ecommerce and a free domain bundled with your plan.
Pick Relume if you want to export the site as code and keep a permanent free tier.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Relume have a free plan?
Yes, on both products. Build with Relume's free plan generates enough for one website, hosted on a relume.live subdomain with the Relume badge always shown; Site Builder's free plan gives 30 Webflow and 30 React components with read-only sharing.
What does Relume cost?
Build with Relume's Pro plan starts at $14 a month with no per-seat charge. Site Builder starts at $18 a month for Starter, $40 a month for Pro, or $36 a month per person on Team, with a minimum of three people.
Can I remove the Relume badge from a hosted site?
Only by adding the paid Launch hosting add-on, priced from $12 per project a month, which also connects a custom domain with SSL. The badge is always shown on the free plan and on base Pro hosting otherwise.
Does Relume train its AI on my data?
It says it may use customer data to improve its services through AI training, but this can be turned off in account settings.
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