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Build, publish & run a website

Sitelas is a website builder you drive by describing what you want — in a Claude chat or your browser. Start here, then pick the part you need.

Last updated: August 18, 2026

Add the connector to Claude in one click

https://sitelas.com/api/mcp

In claude.ai, add Sitelas from Claude’s connector directory. On Claude Code or Claude Desktop, use the URL above. Or build in your browser — no Claude account needed.

What is Sitelas

Sitelas turns plain-language intent into a real, hosted website. You describe the site you want; Sitelas picks a design that fits, writes the copy, lays out the pages, and hands you a private preview. When you approve, it publishes to a live URL — and the same conversation keeps running the site afterward: edits, contact-form messages, analytics.

It’s a real product surface, not a code export or a mockup. A site you own, at a URL, that you can keep editing — from a Claude chat, or from a full visual editor in your browser. You’re never locked into one or the other.

Getting started

There are two ways in — pick whichever fits you:

In your browser

Sign in at the dashboard, describe a site, and the built-in AI editor designs it. No Claude account required.

From Claude

Add Sitelas from Claude’s connector directory — open the listing, choose Add, sign in. Then just chat: “build me a portfolio site.”

Either way you start free — up to three subdomain sites, the full editor, and the connector for your own agent, no card required. The in-editor AI chat runs on our model key, so that one is metered: every account gets $10 of credits to start, they never expire, and any account can top up.

How it works

Every site moves through the same lifecycle, whether you drive it from chat or the editor:

1Describe

Say what you want — in a Claude chat or the browser.

2Build

Sitelas designs it: layout, copy, pages, theme.

3Preview

A private draft URL. Nothing is public yet.

4Publish

Go live on a subdomain or your own domain.

5Run

Edit, read messages, check analytics — ongoing.

The key idea is preview first: your changes live on a private draft until you explicitly publish. Nothing goes public by accident.