PageGen

About PageGen

PageGen generates web pages three ways — from text, from a screenshot, or from a template — and outputs clean React and Next.js code with Tailwind styling, TypeScript support and shadcn/ui components rather than a proprietary page format you cannot leave. That export decision is the whole argument for it against a hosted website builder: the generated page is code you own, drops into an existing Next.js project, and matches the component library a large share of modern React codebases already use. The screenshot path handles the specific task of recreating a layout you have seen but do not have the source for, using image analysis to produce a responsive equivalent. The template path is for speed, generating from a library of pre-built layouts in one click with real-time preview and one-click publish. Generation runs on Claude, and the site notes AI-search-oriented SEO optimisation in the output. Pricing is the unusual part: it is credit packs, not a subscription. Thirty credits cost $9, a hundred cost $19 and two hundred cost $29, all one-time purchases, with the per-credit rate falling from $0.30 to $0.15 as the pack grows. For anyone who builds landing pages in bursts — an agency shipping a client campaign, a founder testing five positioning angles — that avoids paying a monthly fee through the months in between.

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