Onepage

What is Onepage?

Onepage is a no-code AI website, landing page and funnel builder made by Onepage GmbH, a German company founded in 2018 and registered at Hanauer Landstrasse 172, 60314 Frankfurt am Main, under VAT number DE319914761. Marcel Knopf is the managing director. The product sits in the AI website builder category, but its pitch is narrower and more specific than "describe your business and get a site": the generated result is meant to arrive as ordinary, editable sections inside a visual click-to-edit editor, so you keep working on it the way you would work on a hand-built page.

That editability is the differentiator we would lead with. Plenty of AI builders produce a beautiful first draft and then make the second draft painful, because the output is a generated artefact rather than a document. Onepage's stated design goal is the opposite: prompt it, then edit it by hand, mix AI-generated sections with template sections and free-form sections, and never hit a wall where the only way forward is to regenerate. The interface ships in six languages, German, English, Ukrainian, Polish, Spanish and French, which tells you a lot about where its customer base sits.

The second thing that distinguishes it is jurisdiction. Onepage hosts on EU-located servers and is GDPR-compliant; a data processing agreement is available and the vendor offers full data deletion on request. The live pricing table lists GDPR cookie-notification, a GDPR consent solution, a third-party content shield, DDoS protection and HTTPS connections as plan rows rather than marketing copy. For a European small business that has to answer a procurement questionnaire about where its website data lives, that is a real, checkable answer.

The licence is also broader than "a page builder". Hosting is included, an integrated CRM captures the leads your forms collect, website analytics is built in, and redirects come with import, export and their own analytics. Add password protection, global sections, custom fonts, custom HTML and CSS, head and body scripts, and access management, and the shape of the product becomes clear: it is meant to be the whole stack for a marketing site, not a design tool you then have to host and instrument somewhere else. One caveat on scope, stated plainly: ToolChase has not run a hands-on build on Onepage. Everything below is verified from the live pricing page and the vendor's own documentation, and where a claim is the vendor's rather than ours, we say so.

Onepage AI 2.0, explained

Onepage AI 2.0 is the vendor's name for the current generation of its AI features, and the specifics below are as Onepage describes them in its own product documentation, not as we have measured them. Onepage says AI 2.0 introduces promptable controls on a per-section basis: instead of only prompting for content, you prompt the controls of the section you are editing, and where a control you want does not exist, you can ask for it to be added. The vendor also states that section generation runs in parallel in the background, so several sections can be produced at once rather than one after another while you wait.

Underneath the branding, there are three concrete AI capabilities to keep straight, because they are priced and gated differently. AI Writer and Advanced AI SEO are included from the Essential tier upward. Vibe coding, where the AI generates whole sections or pages for you, consumes AI credits, so it is the metered one; every generation draws down the monthly allowance attached to your plan. And the editable-output principle applies throughout: what the AI produces is supposed to land in the visual editor as sections you can move, restyle and rewrite by hand.

The third path is the interesting one for anyone already working with an AI assistant. Onepage supports MCP, the Model Context Protocol, limited on the Free plan and full from Essential upward, and publishes a guide for connecting Claude over MCP so that a user can build a Onepage site by talking to an AI assistant instead of driving the editor directly. That is an unusual thing for a small-business website builder to ship, and it is the feature most likely to matter a year from now: it turns the builder into something an agent can operate. We have not tested that workflow end to end, so treat the capability as vendor-stated and verify it on the Free plan, where MCP access is limited but present, before you buy a tier for it.

Onepage Pricing

All figures below were read from the live Onepage pricing page on 9 September 2026. The live page prices in USD, and every paid figure ends in .90. Onepage's own product documentation quotes EUR amounts ending in .99; those are not the prices the live checkout shows, so we publish the live USD figures. Annual billing is advertised on the page as 17% cheaper via an "Annual -17%" toggle; we do not publish a computed annual total, because the page does not state one.

Main licence, monthly, USD

• Custom domain: Essential and up. The Free plan publishes on a Onepage subdomain only.
• Editors included: Essential 1, Standard 1, Advanced max 3, Expert max 5. You stay single-editor until $69.90/mo.
• Support: real-time chat on every plan, including Free. Expert adds priority chat.
• Free plan terms: permanent, needs no payment details, and the vendor states there are "no hidden fees or a trial period". There is no countdown on it.
• Annual billing: the page advertises 17% off via an annual toggle. We do not publish an annual total, because the live page did not state one and we do not back-solve prices from a discount label.

Forms & Funnels add-on, monthly, USD (separate purchase)

This is the part of Onepage pricing that catches people out. Multi-step forms, quizzes and conversion funnels are not part of the main licence at any tier, including Expert. They are bought here, and the cost stacks on top of your plan.

Forms and questions per form are unlimited on every tier of the add-on, including the free one, so the variable you are actually buying is monthly response volume. The free add-on tier caps at 100 responses per month, which is enough to validate a funnel but not to run one. Worked example: a marketer on Standard who needs an unlimited-response quiz funnel pays $39.90 for the licence and a further $39.90 for Launch. That is two line items on the invoice, not one, and the second one does not appear anywhere in the main plan table.

Extra AI credits

The pricing page offers an "Extra AI credits" add-on with a per-tier selector. We could not verify its prices or credit quantities to our publishing standard, so we do not print any. Assume topping up is possible, and check the exact figure in the pricing page's selector before you plan a credit-heavy month around it.

Which Onepage plan should you pick?

Two numbers decide this, and neither is the headline price: how many pages you need, and whether you need a funnel. Page caps tighten hard at the bottom of the range, and the funnel add-on is a second line item. Work through the tiers with both in mind.

• 💡 Free ($0): 1 website, 3 pages, 5 page versions, 10 redirects, 20 one-time AI credits, no custom domain, no sub-domains, MCP access limited. It is permanent and takes no card, so there is no reason not to start here and see whether the editor suits you.
• 💡 Essential ($19.90/mo): the first tier with a custom domain, AI Writer, Advanced AI SEO and full MCP, plus 25 AI credits a month and 1 sub-domain per website. The catch is 7 pages. That is a landing page, a thank-you page and a small brochure site, not a content site. Check your sitemap against 7 before you buy it.
• 💡 Standard ($39.90/mo): 2 websites, 50 pages, 30 page versions, 200 redirects per site, 2 sub-domains per website, 35 AI credits a month. The jump from 7 to 50 pages is the single biggest step in the range, which makes this the default choice for most real business sites. Note you are still on 1 editor.
• 💡 Advanced ($69.90/mo): 5 websites, 150 pages, 1000 redirects per site, unlimited sub-domains, 50 AI credits a month, and up to 3 editors. This is the first tier where a second person can work on the site, so for any team it is effectively the entry point rather than Essential.
• 💡 Expert ($179.90/mo): 20 websites, unlimited pages, 2000 redirects per site, 75 AI credits a month, up to 5 editors, and priority chat support. Built for agencies and multi-brand operators; the jump from $69.90 is large, so it earns its price on website count and editor seats rather than on features.

Then add the funnel line. If you need multi-step forms, quizzes or conversion funnels, add Forms & Funnels on top: free up to 100 responses a month, then Launch +$39.90, Optimize +$59.90 or Expand +$99.90, all with unlimited responses. And if your workflow is AI-heavy, remember the generation meter: vibe-coded sections draw down your monthly credits, so a tier that looks generous on pages can still run dry on credits mid-build.

Key Features

• Visual click-to-edit editor, build and edit pages directly on the canvas with no code, in either the basic or the pro design mode
• Templates plus free-form sections, start from a template or compose free-form sections, and mix both with AI-generated sections in the same page
• AI Writer and Advanced AI SEO, included from the Essential tier upward
• Vibe coding section generation, the AI generates whole sections or pages; each generation consumes AI credits from your monthly allowance
• MCP support, limited on Free and full from Essential, with a vendor guide for connecting Claude so a site can be built by talking to an AI assistant
• Hosting and custom domain included, hosting is part of the licence; custom domains start at Essential, with sub-domains from 1 per website up to unlimited
• Integrated CRM for form leads, leads captured by your forms land in a built-in CRM rather than a third-party tool
• Website analytics, plus optimized tracking, flexible tracking events, URL and UTM parameter capture, and a Conversion API
• Redirects with import, export and analytics, from 10 per site on Free up to 2000 per site on Expert
• Automation and CRM integrations, Zapier (5000 apps), Make (1000 apps), HubSpot, Telegram, KlickTipp, Quentn and webhooks
• Email tooling, unlimited email volume, lead notifications, custom email templates, custom sender, autoresponder and double opt-in
• EU hosting and GDPR features, EU-located servers, GDPR cookie-notification, GDPR consent solution, third-party content shield, DDoS protection and HTTPS connections
• Branding and code control, remove Onepage branding, upload custom fonts, add custom HTML and CSS, and inject head and body scripts
• Structure and access controls, global sections, folder grouping, password protection with an advanced mode, access management, collaboration and website transfer

Pros & Cons

Best For

• ✅ European small businesses with a GDPR requirement who need a defensible answer about where the website and its lead data are hosted, backed by EU-located servers, a DPA and deletion on request
• ✅ Marketers building landing pages who want AI to draft a page and then want to edit that page by hand, with tracking, UTM capture, a Conversion API and a lead CRM already wired in
• ✅ Solo founders testing an idea for free who want a permanent free plan with no card and no countdown, and are willing to live on a Onepage subdomain and 3 pages while they test
• ✅ People who already work through an AI assistant and want a builder that exposes MCP, with a published guide for connecting Claude
• ✅ Agencies and multi-brand operators at the top tier, where Expert's 20 websites, unlimited pages, 5 editors and priority chat are the things being bought