Onepage vs Wegic
Two chat-to-site AI builders aimed squarely at people who do not write code. Onepage, built by Onepage GmbH in Frankfurt, generates websites, landing pages and funnels whose output drops back into a normal visual editor, on EU servers, from $19.90/mo with a permanent free plan. Wegic keeps you in conversation from first prompt to published site, with an AI designer, developer and manager working the brief, from $39.9/mo.
🏆 Who should choose which?
Onepage
Wegic
Onepage
Wegic
📊 Quick specs
Quick verdict
Wegic carries the higher editorial score here (4.4 vs 4.3) and it earns it on experience: it is the more genuinely conversational product, it chats in 95% of major languages, and it will hand you your code to host elsewhere. Onepage wins the money argument by a wide margin, because the thing most buyers actually want, a live site on their own domain, costs $19.90/mo on Onepage's Essential tier and $69.9/mo on Wegic's Premium tier. Pick Wegic if the chat workflow, the language coverage or the code download is the point. Pick Onepage if you want the cheapest route to a real domain, want AI output you can keep hand-editing, or need EU hosting, and budget separately for the Forms & Funnels add-on if you need funnels.
Onepage
AI websites, landing pages and funnels that stay editable
Free plan, then from $19.90/mo
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Wegic
Build, edit and publish a real site by chatting
Free tier, then from $39.9/mo
Full review →What is Onepage?
Onepage is a no-code AI builder for websites, landing pages and funnels, made by Onepage GmbH in Frankfurt am Main, founded in 2018 and led by managing director Marcel Knopf. Its defining trait is what happens after the AI finishes: generated work arrives as ordinary editable sections inside a click-to-edit visual editor, rather than as a locked generated result, so you can keep shaping it by hand. AI Writer and Advanced AI SEO are included from the Essential tier, and "vibe coding", where the AI produces whole sections or pages, spends AI credits from your monthly allowance. MCP support is limited on Free and full from Essential, and Onepage publishes a guide for connecting Claude over MCP, so you can build a Onepage site by talking to an AI assistant. Hosting is included and runs on EU-located servers with GDPR compliance, a DPA on request and full data deletion on request. The pricing table also lists an integrated CRM for form leads, website analytics, redirects with import, export and analytics, password protection, custom HTML and CSS, head and body scripts, global sections, custom fonts, Conversion API, and integrations including Zapier (5000 apps), Make (1000 apps), HubSpot, Telegram, KlickTipp, Quentn and webhooks. Onepage also describes an "AI 2.0" release with per-section promptable controls and parallel background section generation; that is the vendor's own description, not something we have measured. The interface is offered in German, English, Ukrainian, Polish, Spanish and French. We have not run a hands-on build test of Onepage, so nothing on this page is presented as a measured result.
What is Wegic?
Wegic is an AI website builder that turns plain-English chat into a live, custom website. Instead of picking a template and dragging blocks, you describe your business and audience, and Wegic's AI team, a designer, a developer and a manager persona, work together to generate, edit and ship the site through conversation. Our Wegic review records 600,000+ websites built across 230+ countries, native chat support for 95% of major languages, and a template library covering retail, hospitality, education, SaaS and portfolios, with one-click publishing to a custom domain on Premium and above. Editing stays conversational: text, layout, colour and images all change by natural-language command, and AI image generation draws on the same credit pool. Built-in SEO basics cover meta tags, sitemap generation and mobile-responsive output. Wegic added Code Download in 2026, so subscribers can package the full site and move it to Netlify, Vercel or their own server, though every download spends credits and Wegic still hosts the live site with CDN and SSL. The trade-off is that everything runs on credits, which can surprise anyone who edits heavily, and custom CSS and JS are limited compared with Webflow or Framer.
Key differences at a glance
Chat all the way vs chat into an editor: Wegic is the more purely conversational of the two. You brief it, its designer, developer and manager personas work the brief, and you keep editing by talking. Onepage puts a click-to-edit visual editor at the centre and uses AI to fill it, with the specific promise that AI output lands as normal editable sections instead of a locked result. If you never want to touch an editor, Wegic fits better. If you want to take over by hand the moment the AI gets close, Onepage does.
What the free tier actually buys: this is the sharpest split. Onepage's free plan is permanent, needs no payment details, and the vendor states there is no trial period: you get 1 website, 3 pages, 5 page versions, 10 redirects and 20 one-time AI credits, published on an Onepage subdomain. Wegic's free tier gives 70 starter credits, but its own help center says those credits cover chatting with the AI rather than generating a site, so the first full generation needs the $2.99 trial package or a paid plan.
The price of your own domain: Onepage puts custom domains on Essential at $19.90/mo, with the free plan restricted to an Onepage subdomain. Wegic puts custom domains on Premium at $69.9/mo, and its $39.9/mo Starter tier publishes to a subdomain only. For a buyer whose whole goal is a branded site at a real address, that is the single biggest cost difference on this page.
Funnels are an add-on on Onepage: Onepage markets funnels, but multi-step forms, quizzes and conversion funnels live in a separately purchased Forms & Funnels add-on, not in the core licence. Its free tier allows 100 responses a month with unlimited forms and questions, and unlimited responses start at the Launch tier, which is a further $39.90/mo on top of whatever licence you hold. Read the headline $19.90 as a website price, not a funnel price.
Languages and portability: Wegic wins both. It chats in 95% of major languages, where Onepage lists six interface languages (German, English, Ukrainian, Polish, Spanish and French). Wegic also documents Code Download for taking the site to Netlify, Vercel or your own server on paid plans. Onepage's pricing table lists a "website transfer" row, but our verified facts do not describe what it includes, so treat a code export as unconfirmed rather than promised.
Where your data sits: Onepage states EU-located servers and GDPR compliance, with a DPA available and full data deletion on request, and its pricing table lists GDPR cookie notification, a GDPR consent solution, a third-party content shield, DDoS protection and HTTPS as features. Our Wegic review does not document a hosting region or a DPA, so if data location is a procurement requirement, Onepage is the one with a documented answer and Wegic is the one you would have to ask.
Pros and cons
Onepage
Strengths
- Permanent free plan with no payment details and no trial clock, so you can build before you decide
- Custom domain from the $19.90/mo Essential tier, the cheapest branded launch of the two
- AI output arrives as normal editable sections in the visual editor rather than a locked generated result
- EU-located servers with GDPR compliance, a DPA available and full data deletion on request
- Deep connectivity on the pricing table: Zapier (5000 apps), Make (1000 apps), HubSpot, Telegram, KlickTipp, Quentn, webhooks, Conversion API and a built-in CRM for form leads
- Full MCP from Essential, with a vendor guide for driving the builder from Claude
- Headroom at the top: Expert covers 20 websites and unlimited pages at $179.90/mo
Limitations
- Funnels, quizzes and multi-step forms sit in the separate Forms & Funnels add-on, whose free tier stops at 100 responses a month and whose unlimited tiers start at +$39.90/mo
- The live pricing table lists the AI credit allowance twice with different numbers: the "Included AI credits" row shows 25, 35, 50 and 75 for Essential to Expert, while the "AI credits" row under AI features shows 10, 20, 40 and 80. Free agrees at 20; every paid tier disagrees
- Extra AI credits are offered as a per-tier add-on, but the prices were not verifiable, so we do not publish them
- Editor seats are tight low down: 1 on Essential, 1 on Standard, a maximum of 3 on Advanced and 5 on Expert
- Essential is a single website with 7 pages, so content-heavy sites move up a tier quickly
- Six interface languages, against Wegic's much wider chat language coverage
- We have not completed a hands-on build test, so our score reflects verified specs and disclosure rather than measured output quality
Wegic
Strengths
- Genuinely chat-driven with no learning curve for non-developers
- Fast time-to-published-site, under 30 minutes for most use cases
- Native chat in 95% of major languages, rare and well executed
- Code Download lets subscribers take the full site to Netlify, Vercel or their own server
- Unlimited visitors from the Premium tier
- 600K+ sites in production across 230+ countries, a battle-tested platform
- Carries the higher ToolChase Score of the two at 4.4/5
Limitations
- Custom domain locked behind Premium at $69.9/mo; Starter is subdomain-only for sites you keep
- The free tier's 70 credits cover chatting, not generation, so a first real site needs the $2.99 trial package or a paid plan
- Credit-based usage can surprise people who edit heavily, and every code download spends credits
- Nothing sits between Premium and the quote-only Ultra tier, so agencies have no mid-tier option
- Custom CSS and JS are limited compared with Webflow or Framer
- Less developer flexibility than Lovable, Bolt or v0 if you want React components out
Pricing comparison
Onepage Onepage's live pricing is in USD and monthly. Free is $0 (1 website, 3 pages, 5 page versions, 10 redirects per site, Onepage subdomain only, 20 one-time AI credits). Essential is $19.90/mo (1 website, 7 pages, 15 page versions, 50 redirects, 1 sub-domain per website, 25 AI credits a month, custom domain, 1 editor). Standard is $39.90/mo (2 websites, 50 pages, 30 page versions, 200 redirects, 2 sub-domains per website, 35 credits, 1 editor). Advanced is $69.90/mo (5 websites, 150 pages, 50 page versions, 1000 redirects, unlimited sub-domains, 50 credits, up to 3 editors). Expert is $179.90/mo (20 websites, unlimited pages, 50 page versions, 2000 redirects, unlimited sub-domains, 75 credits, up to 5 editors, priority chat). Annual billing carries a 17% discount toggle, and real-time chat support is on every plan. Two costs sit outside those figures: the Forms & Funnels add-on, which is where multi-step forms, quizzes and funnels actually live (Free +$0 for 100 responses a month, Launch +$39.90/mo, Optimize +$59.90/mo and Expand +$99.90/mo, all with unlimited responses, and unlimited forms and questions on every tier including Free), and an Extra AI credits add-on that exists and is priced per tier but whose prices we could not verify, so we do not publish them. One thing to note before you budget on credits: the same pricing table lists the allowance twice with different numbers, 25/35/50/75 in the "Included AI credits" row and 10/20/40/80 in the "AI credits" row under AI features. We report both and use the first, because the vendor's product documentation independently states those figures.
Wegic Wegic's free tier gives 70 starter AI credits, which its help center says are for chatting with the AI before generation rather than for generating a site; a $2.99 trial package covers the first full website generation. Starter is $39.9/mo with 600 credits a month, basic custom design, up to 10,000 visitors a month, code download, removal of Wegic branding, and subdomain publishing only. Premium is $69.9/mo with 2,000 credits a month, custom domain support, advanced custom design, unlimited visitors and the ability to buy extra credits. Annual billing is $286.8/year for Starter ($23.9/mo) and $502.8/year for Premium ($41.9/mo), roughly 40% off the monthly rate. Ultra is the managed enterprise tier with white-label, priority support and agency partnership; our Wegic review notes that Wegic stopped publishing an Ultra list price in August 2026 and now routes buyers to a contact form.
Line the entry tiers up and Onepage is the cheaper way to a real, branded website: $19.90/mo buys a custom domain on Essential, where Wegic's equivalent capability is Premium at $69.9/mo, and Wegic's $39.9/mo Starter still publishes to a subdomain. Wegic's annual Starter at $23.9/mo narrows the gap on sticker price but not on the domain question. The comparison flips the moment funnels enter the brief: Onepage's headline $19.90 covers a website, and multi-step forms, quizzes and conversion funnels are a separate Forms & Funnels purchase whose free tier caps at 100 responses a month, with unlimited responses starting at +$39.90/mo. If lead capture at volume is the reason you are buying, price the add-on alongside the licence before you compare. For team-by-team cost modelling, use our AI Cost Calculator.
Which tool should you choose?
Choose Onepage if you…
- → Choose Onepage if you want the cheapest path to a live site on your own domain, want to keep hand-editing what the AI produces instead of re-prompting it, need EU-located hosting with GDPR paperwork behind it, or want the site wired into Zapier, Make, HubSpot or a Conversion API without leaving the builder. It is also the better starting point if you genuinely want to try before paying, because the free plan is permanent and asks for no card. Budget the Forms & Funnels add-on separately if funnels are part of the plan.
Choose Wegic if you…
- → Choose Wegic if the conversation is the product: you want to describe changes rather than click them, you work in a language other than English, or you want the option to download your code and host it on Netlify, Vercel or your own server later. It is also the stronger pick if you expect heavy traffic, since Premium lifts visitor limits entirely. It is the higher-scored tool here at 4.4/5, and if the chat workflow is what you are buying, the higher domain price is worth paying.
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Bottom line: Onepage vs Wegic
Neither of these wins outright, and the honest split is not close to a tie on either side. Wegic is the better product experience and holds the higher editorial score at 4.4 against Onepage's 4.3: it is the one that really lets a non-developer build and keep editing entirely in conversation, it chats in 95% of major languages, and it is the only one of the two that documents handing your code back to you. Onepage is the better commercial deal: a permanent free plan that asks for no card, a custom domain from $19.90/mo where Wegic wants $69.9/mo for the same, AI output that stays editable in a normal visual editor, and EU-located hosting with GDPR paperwork behind it.
So decide on the thing you cannot compromise on. If that is the chat workflow, working in your own language, or portability of the finished site, buy Wegic and accept the higher price of a branded domain. If it is cost to launch, editability, integrations or where your data lives, buy Onepage, and price the Forms & Funnels add-on into your budget before you commit, because funnels are not in the licence you are quoting. Onepage's partnership with ToolChase paid for its placement on this page; it did not buy the 4.3, and it did not buy the sentence above where Wegic scores higher.
🔄 Switching? Keep in mind
We have not verified an import path in either direction, so plan for a rebuild rather than a migration. Wegic gives subscribers a Code Download, which gets your markup out to Netlify, Vercel or your own server. Onepage's pricing table lists a "website transfer" row whose scope we have not verified, so do not assume it means a code export. Both host your live site themselves, so the practical move is to keep the old site published until the new one is live on your domain, then repoint DNS. Since Onepage puts custom domains on Essential at $19.90/mo and Wegic on Premium at $69.9/mo, check which tier you actually need on the destination platform before you start, not after.
Frequently asked questions
Which is cheaper, Onepage or Wegic?
Onepage, on the comparison that matters to most buyers. Onepage's entry paid plan is $19.90/mo (Essential) and it includes a custom domain. Wegic's entry paid plan is $39.9/mo (Starter), which publishes to a subdomain only, so a branded Wegic site means Premium at $69.9/mo. Wegic's annual pricing lowers Starter to $23.9/mo and Premium to $41.9/mo. The caveat runs the other way on funnels: Onepage's multi-step forms, quizzes and conversion funnels are in a separate Forms & Funnels add-on, free up to 100 responses a month and from +$39.90/mo for unlimited.
Which one has a real free plan?
Onepage. Its free plan is permanent, needs no payment details and the vendor states there is no trial period: 1 website, 3 pages, 5 page versions, 10 redirects and 20 one-time AI credits, published on an Onepage subdomain. Wegic's free tier gives 70 starter credits, but Wegic's own help center says those credits cover chatting with the AI rather than generating a site, so the first full generation needs the $2.99 trial package or a paid plan.
Which is better if I want to build entirely by chatting?
Wegic. It is built as a conversation from first prompt to published site, with separate AI designer, developer and manager personas, and editing text, layout, colour and images all happens by natural-language command. Onepage does use AI to generate sections and pages, and it supports full MCP from Essential with a vendor guide for connecting Claude, but its centre of gravity is a click-to-edit visual editor that the AI fills. Wegic's higher score of 4.4 versus 4.3 largely reflects that chat experience.
Do I need an add-on for funnels or quizzes on Onepage?
Yes. Multi-step forms, quizzes and conversion funnels live in Onepage's Forms & Funnels add-on, which is bought separately from the main licence. Its free tier allows 100 responses a month, and unlimited responses start at Launch (+$39.90/mo), with Optimize (+$59.90/mo) and Expand (+$99.90/mo) above it. Forms and questions per form are unlimited on every tier, including the free one. Treat the $19.90 Essential price as a website price, not a funnel price.
Can I take my site elsewhere?
Wegic documents this and Onepage does not, as far as we have verified. Wegic added Code Download in 2026, so monthly and yearly subscribers can package the full site and move it to Netlify, Vercel or their own server, though every download spends credits and Wegic still hosts the live site with CDN and SSL. Onepage's pricing table lists a "website transfer" feature row, but our verified facts do not describe what it covers, so we are not presenting it as a code export either way. If portability is a hard requirement, Wegic is the safer choice on current evidence.
Which is better for EU data rules and multi-language sites?
They split it. On data, Onepage states EU-located servers and GDPR compliance, with a DPA available and full data deletion on request, and lists GDPR cookie notification, a GDPR consent solution, a third-party content shield, DDoS protection and HTTPS on its pricing table; our Wegic review does not document a hosting region or a DPA, so you would have to ask Wegic directly. On language, Wegic is well ahead: it chats natively in 95% of major languages, while Onepage lists six interface languages, German, English, Ukrainian, Polish, Spanish and French.
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