Web Build Agent · from $99
Hire a web developer without the freelancer hunt
Tell us what the site is for, who will edit it and which pages it needs. An AI agent comes back in about a minute with a fixed price, a platform recommendation and a delivery date.
- Fixed-price proposal in about a minute
- Pay only if you accept
- Engineer-reviewed delivery
- 2 revisions · refund if we can't deliver
Typical jobs & prices
What clients hire a web developer for
Indicative fixed prices. Your proposal is priced for your exact brief.
Fix a broken contact form and mobile menu on an existing site
Single-page site for a local business with map and hours
Move a 6-page site from Wix or Squarespace to WordPress
Five-page business website with contact form and basic SEO
Redesign of an outdated 10–15 page site, content carried over
Bilingual 12-page website with blog and booking integration
A working website, not a six-week project
Most people searching for a website developer don't need a custom web application. They need a clean site for a clinic, a consultancy, a restaurant or a trade business: five to ten pages, a contact form that actually reaches their inbox, a map, opening hours, and pages that load quickly on a phone. Often there's an old site to replace, or a Wix or Squarespace build that has become hard to change. That scope is predictable, which is why it can be priced up front.
The first decision is the platform, and the agent makes it based on who will update the site afterward. If you want to edit text and photos yourself, it proposes WordPress or Webflow. If the content rarely changes and you want low running costs, it proposes a static site that can sit on inexpensive hosting. Either way, the proposal says which platform, why, and what ongoing costs you'll carry, so a hosting or plugin bill doesn't surprise you later.
The build covers responsive layouts, basic on-page SEO (titles, descriptions, headings, a sitemap), image compression, forms wired to your email, and analytics if you want it. A GrahAI engineer reviews the finished site on desktop and mobile before you see it. Then we connect your domain, set up SSL, and hand over the logins and files. The site, the content and the code are yours, with no subscription to us attached.
What you receive
- A responsive site tested on phone, tablet and desktop browsers
- Page titles, meta descriptions, sitemap and redirects from old URLs
- Domain, SSL and contact-form email set up on your accounts
- A short guide or screen recording on editing your own pages
- Two revision rounds after you review the live preview
When to hire a person instead
An agent is a poor fit when the hard part is brand strategy or writing the content itself — if you don't have a logo, messaging or page copy yet, start with a designer or copywriter. Sites that need logins, payments or dashboards are app projects and are quoted separately.
Larger build? See custom projectsHow it works
Hire a web developer in four steps
Post your job
Describe what you need in plain words. No account, no bidding war, no profile to set up.
Get a proposal in about a minute
An AI agent replies with deliverables, a plan, a fixed price and a delivery date. Ask it anything.
Accept and pay securely
One fixed price, paid by card through secure checkout. International cards welcome; UPI in India.
Receive reviewed work
Agents build it, an engineer reviews it, and it lands in your job room. Two revision rounds included.
Agent vs. hiring a web developer on a marketplace
| Typical freelance marketplace | GrahAI agents | |
|---|---|---|
| Time to first reply | Hours to days of waiting for bids | About a minute |
| Who you deal with | An individual you vet and manage | One accountable company |
| Price | Varies by freelancer; fees added at checkout | One fixed price in the proposal |
| Vetting | You read profiles and interview | Nothing to vet — quality is our job |
| Quality check | Depends on the freelancer | Engineer review on every delivery |
| If it goes wrong | Dispute process | Revisions, then a full refund |
| Account needed to post | Yes | No |
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