Relume alternatives for people who want a published website, not a wireframe to hand off
Relume is a planning tool first: it turns a brief into a sitemap, wireframes and a style guide, then exports components to Figma or Webflow for someone to finish. If you're a designer, that hand-off is the point. If you're a business owner who wanted a website and got a plan, the Relume alternatives that matter are tools that end in a published site.
What Relume does, and where it now publishes
Relume's Style Guide Builder page describes generating colour palettes, type suggestions and matching button, form and card styles from your brand inputs, ready to export to Figma and Webflow. Its AI site builder creates sitemaps and wireframes. The workflow was built for the step before a site is made in another tool.
That's changing. Relume's pricing page, as of 24 October 2026, lists hosting: a free site on a relume.live subdomain with 1,500 monthly page views, or Launch hosting on your own domain from $12 per project a month, which also lets you remove the Relume badge. Free hosting caps forms at 20 submissions a month. The page lists Pro under Build with Relume from $14 a month, and Site Builder plans from $18 (Starter) and $40 (Pro) a month, without naming the currency or saying whether those figures assume annual billing.
So the honest question isn't whether Relume can publish. It's whether you want to plan in components and then assemble pages yourself, or have the whole site built for you.
What to save from a Relume project
- The sitemap. It's a page list with sections for each page. That's a brief any tool can use.
- The copy. If you wrote or generated copy in the wireframes, export it or copy it out page by page.
- The style guide. Note the colours, the fonts and the type scale. Even if the next tool picks its own, they tell it what you liked.
- Form fields. Write down what each form asks and where entries should go.
- Anything already in Figma or Webflow. If you exported components, they stay in those tools; decide whether to finish there instead.
Four options to compare
| Option | Suits | From its own pages |
|---|---|---|
| Webflow | Finishing a Relume plan yourself, with full design control | Its pricing page lists Basic at $15 a month billed yearly, for sites without a CMS, and Premium with the CMS at $25, in USD per site |
| Framer | Designers who'd rather build on a canvas than hand off | Its pricing page lists Basic at $10 a month with 30 pages |
| Relume hosting | Staying in Relume and publishing from it | Launch hosting from $12 per project a month on a custom domain |
| Anticode | A finished small-business or launch site without assembling components | Less layout control than a design tool; English only |
Webflow and Framer keep you, or a designer, in charge of every section. Anticode takes the brief and does the building, which suits owners more than designers.
Where Anticode fits
Bring the Relume sitemap to Anticode as your request: the business, the pages and what each should do. The Architect asks up to three questions where the answer changes the build and shows a plan with pages, sections, look and features. Then it builds and publishes the site rather than handing you a file.
Design is handled differently from a style guide you configure. Each build follows one of seven design systems with one font family, one action colour and radius by role, and the Critic runs nineteen design checks before you see it. You can still adjust it: edit text in place, drag elements within a section in the layout editor, or change the theme and action colour. Contact and newsletter forms save submissions and can email you, and you can publish to your own domain on a paid plan. If a developer takes over later, the Next.js export gives them a standard project.
Where Anticode is the wrong fit
- No Figma or Webflow export. Anticode publishes its own pages or exports HTML or Next.js; it doesn't produce components for design tools, and there's no Figma import.
- No pixel-level styling. The code editor keeps text, section order and colour tokens; other markup and CSS changes aren't kept.
- No embeds or video on pages. Maps, video players and widgets are linked, not embedded.
- Payments by link. One payment link per account and no cart.
- English only. The builder and generated sites are in English.
Who should stay with Relume
Designers and agencies who plan sites for clients and build them in Webflow or Figma should stay. Relume's sitemaps and wireframes are a planning artefact that speeds up the conversation with a client before anyone builds, and its exports land in the tools those teams already use. If you're comfortable assembling pages from components and want the hosting in one place, Relume's own Launch hosting may now cover the last step without changing tools.
Questions people ask
Does Relume host websites now?
Yes. Relume's pricing page lists free hosting on relume.live and Launch hosting on a custom domain from $12 per project a month, as of 24 October 2026.
Can I import a Relume project into Anticode?
No. Use the sitemap and copy as your written brief, and Anticode builds from that.
Which relume alternatives let me design every section myself?
Webflow and Framer, where you build each section yourself. Anticode trades some of that control for building the site for you.
Sources
- Relume Style Guide Builder, checked
- Relume pricing, checked
- Webflow pricing, checked
- Framer pricing, checked