Build a website with AI for free without wasting a try

You can build a website with AI for free today. Getting something useful out of it is another matter.

The free tries run out. And the one people waste most often is the first.

The AI isn't the problem. What we feed it usually is.

At Easy and Fast Web you get 3 free generations once you verify your email, with no card. You use them to see your finished website before you pay anything. Below: what counts as a generation, what to prepare before you spend the first one, how to split the rest, and what to check in each version before you decide.

What is a generation, and when is one used up?

A generation is each complete version of your website that the AI builds from your questionnaire. One is used when you confirm, whether it's a brand-new site or a change to one you already have. Filling in the questionnaire, saving it as a draft or abandoning it costs nothing. If a generation fails for technical reasons, you get it back.

The confirmation screen shows what you're about to spend. Here's what counts and what doesn't:

What you do	Uses a generation?
Fill in the questionnaire or save it as a draft	No
Confirm a new website	Yes, one
Change a version you already have	Yes, one (the earlier version is kept)
The generation fails completely for technical reasons	No: it's refunded
The proposal doesn't pass our quality check	No

Free generations are granted once per verified email and once per connection. If you share a network with another account that already received them (an office, some mobile carriers), yours may not arrive. If that happens, write to us and we'll look into it.

What to prepare before your first generation

The AI writes from what you tell it. Anything you leave blank is left out, never filled with made-up details. That keeps errors off your site, but it also means half a questionnaire gets you half a website.

Ten minutes of prep can save you a generation. Have these ready:

1. Your services, in your customers' words. "Kids' haircuts", not "hair services". That's how people search, and how Google reads you.
2. Where you work. Town, neighbourhood or the area you travel to.
3. What you want visitors to do. Call, book, message you on WhatsApp or ask for a quote. The site is built around that goal.
4. Your exact contact details. Phone, WhatsApp, email and opening hours appear exactly as you type them. Copy them from your Google listing so they match.
5. Your logo and photos, if you have them. Your own logo and a few photos take priority over AI-generated images. Anything you don't upload is covered with illustrative images, labelled as such.
6. Language and number of pages. A single page or several, up to 5.

One thing hardly anyone tells you: only write what you can back up. Before you see a proposal, a review step checks that it contains no claims your details don't support. If your text says "best garage in the county" or "guaranteed results", the proposal may not pass. It won't cost you a generation, but it will cost you time. "Family-run since 1998" works better, if it's true.

How to split your 3 free generations

There's no official rule. This is one sensible way to end up with versions you can genuinely compare.

First: the full questionnaire. Don't spend it on a three-line test. Use everything from the list above. It's your baseline, and everything else builds on it.

Second: one round of fixes, all together. Open the version, note everything you'd change (a missing service, a paragraph that doesn't sound like you, the order of sections) and ask for it in a single modification. You get a new version and the first one stays as it was, so you can compare them.

Third: try a different angle, or hold on to it. For example, the same site aimed at bookings instead of phone calls. Or keep it in reserve and let someone you trust look at your versions first.

Each version has its own link and stays viewable for 30 days from when it's generated. Creating another doesn't extend the earlier ones. Anyone with the link can open it: we ask search engines not to index it, but that doesn't make it private.

What should you check in each version before deciding?

Open it on your phone, since that's where most of your customers will see it, and go through this:

• Contact details. Phone, hours and address, one by one. They should be yours, character for character.
• Services. All of them there, and none you don't offer.
• The main button. It should lead to what you chose: call, message or book.
• Claims. The site shouldn't say anything about your business that you didn't provide. If it does, fix it in your next modification.
• Images. AI-generated ones are illustrative. If you'd rather show real photos, upload them for the next version.

Worth knowing before you spend a generation on it: every site uses our house design. Free generations change your text and details, not the style or colours. A style change is requested with a ticket once you've bought the website.

What happens when the free generations run out?

Extra generations are no longer sold on their own. To keep going, you buy the version you like best. Publishing is paid, and you see the price in your dashboard before you decide.

From payment onwards, that website has 3 tickets a month. Each ticket covers one generation or modification of that site, or a support request. The site goes live on its own at an address like yourbusiness.easyandfastweb.com. A custom domain is optional: if you want one, you buy and pay for it separately and connect it from your dashboard.

What isn't included, plainly: we don't manage your Google listing or your social media, and we don't promise any search ranking.

If you don't buy, nothing happens: you can still view your versions until their links expire.

See your website first, then decide

Get your details ready, verify your email and spend your first generation on a complete questionnaire. The examples show how the website is planned for each sector, and the frequently asked questions cover what's included.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a card to use the free generations?

No. You only need to verify your email. The free generations are added when you confirm it, and we don't ask for payment details to try it.

Does changing a version use up a generation?

Yes. Each modification creates a new version and uses one generation, just like a new site. The earlier version stays exactly as it was, so you can compare both.

Can I change the colours or design with the free generations?

No. Every site shares our house design. Free generations change text and details; a style or colour change is requested with a ticket once you've bought the website.

How long can I view each version of my website?

30 days from when each one is generated. Each has its own deadline: generating another version doesn't extend the earlier ones. If you buy one, that version stops expiring.

Why haven't I received my free generations?

Usually because the email isn't verified yet. It can also happen if another account on the same connection received them recently. If that's you, write to us and we'll look into it.