AI Website Builder and HTML Site Hosting

Created on 8 September, 2026 • 27 views • 3 Minutes read

Describe the site you want and let the AI write it, or upload your own HTML as a ZIP. Either way it is served from a branded or your own domain over HTTPS, next to your bio pages and short links.

Not every business needs a content management system. A landing page for one campaign, a portfolio, a microsite for an event or a five-page site for a local business is often just HTML, CSS and a few images. Digily Link hosts exactly that kind of site, on the same account as your bio link pages, short links and QR codes, and on the same domains.

There are two ways to make one. Describe the site in plain words and the AI generator writes the HTML for you, which you can then edit. Or upload a ZIP of files you already have, from a designer, a template or your own editor. The site is live on a Digily Link domain or your own domain over HTTPS within a minute.

  • Five sites on the Starter plan and ten on Pro, each on a branded or custom domain
  • Five AI site generations a month on Starter and ten on Pro
  • Upload HTML, CSS, JavaScript and media as a ZIP, with no server to manage
  • HTTPS on every site, including custom domains
  • Visit statistics without a tracking cookie, like every other link in the account

What a static site suits

Landing pages for ads and product launches, event pages with a date, a map and a booking button, portfolios for photographers and designers, brochure sites for a café, a salon or a trade, and small documentation or link hub sites. Anything that changes a few times a year and needs to load instantly on a phone. Static sites are not for server-side applications; there is no database, no PHP and no user login on the site itself. For forms and payments, link to a bio link page, which has those blocks.

Let the AI write the first draft

Type what the site is for, who it is for and what it should contain, for example a one-page site for a Bristol plumber with services, areas covered, three reviews and a call button. The generator returns a complete HTML page with styling. Edit the text, swap the images, regenerate a section you do not like, and publish. Generations are counted per month on the paid plans, so a page can be refined a few times before the count matters.

Or upload what you already have

If a designer built the site, or you exported it from a tool, put the files in a ZIP with an index.html at the root and upload it. Paths inside the ZIP are kept, so stylesheets, scripts and images work as they did locally. Replace the ZIP later to publish a new version; the address does not change.

Domains and HTTPS

Sites are served from the 15 branded domains, for example digily.site/yourevent, or from a custom domain on the Starter and Pro plans. A certificate is provided so the site loads over HTTPS. The custom domain documentation lists the DNS records for Cloudflare, cPanel, DirectAdmin and Plesk.

One account for the whole funnel

The advert points at a short link, the short link opens the static landing page, the page's button leads to a bio link page with a booking form, and every step is counted in the same statistics. Projects on the paid plans keep the site, its links and its QR codes together, one project per campaign or per client. Prepare images with the image optimizer and check the page's title and preview with the meta tags checker before you share it.

Frequently asked questions

Is the website builder on the free plan?

No. Static sites and AI generations start on the Starter plan at £2 a month, with five sites and five generations a month; Pro has ten of each. Prices are as published on 18 September 2026 and the plans page is the current source.

Can I edit the HTML the AI produces?

Yes. The generated code is yours to edit in the dashboard or to download, change and upload again as a ZIP.

Does the site work on my own domain?

On Starter and Pro, yes. Connect the domain once and choose it when you create the site; the same domain can also serve your bio pages and short links.

Can I add a contact form or take payments on a static site?

Not on the static site itself, because it has no server side. Link a button to a bio link page, which has contact forms, appointment bookings and a PayPal button on the paid plans, or embed a third-party form's code in the HTML.

Create an account, describe the site or upload your ZIP, choose a domain and publish. The page is live on HTTPS in a minute, and it lives next to the links and QR codes that bring people to it.