How should I describe a change?

Name the page or section, explain what you want changed, and include the new details. For example: “On the Services page, change the price of a deep clean to $180.”

Can I change the overall look?

Yes. Ask for a different color palette, larger photographs, or a new layout. Review the result and refine it through the same chat.

Can I upload my own photos?

Yes. Upload your photos in the Studio and tell the chat where to use them. You can replace an existing image or add photos to a new section.

When do my edits go live?

When you publish them. Your first build publishes automatically, and you control when later updates reach the live site.

Can I return to an earlier version?

Yes. Save a version before a larger update, then return to it if you prefer the earlier result.

How are edits paid for?

Building and editing use credits. Your free account includes credits to get started, and a paid plan provides a monthly allowance.

Edit by chat

Keep your website current. Just ask.

New prices, a different photo, another service. Tell Designhouse what needs changing, then review and publish the update.

What would you like to create?

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Try:

Your website should keep up with your business. Designhouse gives you a chat alongside your site preview, so you can explain an update in your own words and see the result. Use it for everyday changes or to take the design in a new direction.

After the first build

Refine the details before sharing your next version.

Alder & Valve Plumbing shows how a finished site can keep evolving in Studio.

After the first build, the logo, homepage photo, and price formatting were refined in Studio. The published site shows those changes. Read the original brief alongside the updated pages to see where it began.
Open the page on Alder & Valve Plumbing The site and its brief

What you can change

From a small update to a new page.

Business details

Update a price, phone number, or opening time. Tell the chat what the new information is and where it belongs.

Photos and branding

Upload your own photos and logo, or ask for generated images. Describe where you want them used.

Pages and layout

Add a service page, move a section, or give your work more space. Explain the result you want to see.

Contact forms

Ask for the details you need, such as a job address or preferred date. Submissions reach your inbox and dashboard.

Your workflow

Review the change, then share it.

Later edits appear in your preview before you publish them. Read the updated content, check the layout, and ask for another adjustment if needed. Publish when you are ready for visitors to see the result.

Save a version before a larger change so you can return to it later. When opening hours, prices, or services change, come back to the same chat and describe the update.

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At a glance

What it is: An AI website builder for small businesses
How you edit: By chat, in plain language
Starting point: A description, an existing website, or a Google Business listing
Pages: Pages planned around your business, with new pages added through chat
Forms: Working contact and request forms; submissions reach your inbox and your dashboard
Hosting: Included, on a global edge network with SSL
Your own domain: Yes, on Pro or an agency plan
Publishing: Your first build goes live automatically; publish later updates when you are ready
Free plan: One published site at a designhouse.site address, no credit card

Your questions, answered

Questions about getting started.

Updated October 2026

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