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Is there a free plan?

Yes. Actus has a free plan to get started, with paid plans that add higher limits and advanced features like scheduled automations and team workspaces.

Can agents run automatically on a schedule?

Yes — agents can run hourly, daily, or on a custom cadence, so routine work happens automatically without you starting it each time.

How is Actus different from a chatbot?

A chatbot replies with text. An Actus agent takes action: it uses real tools to research, write, build, and send, then returns a finished deliverable instead of just advice.

Do I need to know how to code?

No. You describe your goal in plain English and the agent plans and executes the steps. Agents can write and run code when a task needs it, but you never have to.

Do I stay in control of what an agent does?

Yes. Irreversible actions require your approval, every run has budget and step limits, and each step is logged so you can see exactly what happened.

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Building Websites With AI Agents

Actus · September 30, 2026

AI website builderwebsite automationno-code websitesAI web development

Building Websites With AI Agents

Website creation traditionally requires design skills, development knowledge, hosting setup, and ongoing maintenance. An AI agent can handle the full workflow: plan the structure, write the content, generate the code, deploy to a live URL, and make updates when needed. The practical value is speed and completeness: a professional website in hours, not weeks.

What AI website generation includes

An AI website workflow starts with requirements: business type, services, target audience, tone, and goals. The agent plans the site structure, writes page content, generates styled components, configures navigation, adds imagery, builds the site, and deploys it to a public URL. The result is a live, responsive website with real content and working functionality.

Actus can build websites using modern frameworks like Next.js with TypeScript and Tailwind, or static HTML sites for simpler projects. Each deployment creates a real URL that can be shared, indexed, and connected to a custom domain.

Content and structure

A good website needs clear messaging and logical structure. The agent writes content from the business brief: what the company does, who it serves, how it helps, and how to take action. The content should be specific, honest, and benefit-focused. Generic placeholder text makes a site feel unfinished.

Site structure should match the goal. A contractor site needs services, service areas, portfolio, and contact. A consultant site needs positioning, process, case studies, and booking. A product site needs features, pricing, testimonials, and signup.

Design and branding

The agent applies design principles: clear typography, readable layout, consistent spacing, appropriate imagery, and functional calls to action. If the business has a brand kit with colors and fonts, the agent uses them. If not, it chooses a professional palette and style.

Responsive design is required. The site should work on mobile, tablet, and desktop without horizontal scrolling or broken layouts.

Real imagery

Stock photo sites are overused and generic. The agent can generate custom imagery that matches the business and style. A contractor site might feature workspace photography. A consultant site might use abstract visuals. A product site needs interface mockups or product shots. Real imagery makes a site feel custom rather than templated.

Deployment and hosting

The agent deploys the site to a live URL automatically. No manual FTP, no server configuration, no hosting account setup. The URL is shareable immediately. Custom domains can be connected if needed.

Deployment should include SSL, caching, and performance optimization. A slow or insecure site damages credibility.

Updates and maintenance

Websites need updates: new services, revised pricing, updated contact information, blog posts, or seasonal content. The agent can revise pages, add sections, or refresh imagery without rebuilding from scratch. Changes deploy automatically.

This eliminates the pattern where a business launches a site, it becomes outdated, and updates are delayed because calling a developer is expensive.

Use cases

AI website generation is useful for new businesses that need an online presence quickly, established businesses with outdated sites, agencies building client sites at scale, consultants who need landing pages for each offering, and any business where website updates are delayed due to cost or complexity.

Where Actus fits

Actus handles the full website workflow: requirements gathering, content writing, design, code generation, image creation, deployment, and updates. A founder describes the business, and the agent delivers a live site. Revisions happen through conversation, not tickets.

This approach works for service businesses, consultants, agencies, SaaS companies, and small e-commerce. Complex applications with custom backend logic still require traditional development.

Quality expectations

The site should look professional, load fast, work on all devices, and clearly communicate the value proposition. It should not have lorem ipsum, broken links, missing images, or unclear calls to action. If the site cannot meet that bar, traditional development may be better.

A practical approach

Start with a clear brief: business type, services, target audience, desired actions, and any branding. The agent builds the first version, deploys it, and shares the URL. Review it, request revisions, and iterate until it meets the standard. Then promote the URL and connect a custom domain if needed.

AI website generation is practical when speed, cost, and ease of updates matter more than highly custom functionality. Build websites with Actus Agent.