Builder.io
Collaborative platform for building web apps and managing site content with AI agents
Linked from builder.io · checked 29 Oct
- Tool type
- AI visual development platform
- Made for
- Product, design, engineering, and marketing teams
- Runs on
- Web-based platform with Git integrations
- Used in the browser, connected to GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket repositories; Figma plugin and VS Code extension are also listed.
What it does
Builder.io takes in Figma designs, existing code repositories, prompts, and content edits, and produces production-ready web UI code and published site content. Its Code product generates and iterates on apps and UIs that use your design system and codebase. Its Content product lets marketing and content teams edit and publish pages through a visual editor wired to your components.
Teams use it to keep engineers, designers, product managers, and marketers working from one source of truth. Code changes are pushed as branches that non-engineers can refine in the real app, and Builder Agent can act on requests arriving from Slack or Jira. Visual edits stay tied to production components and design tokens rather than producing a separate mockup.
It suits product, design, and development teams building web apps, and marketing teams running landing pages and campaign sites. A free plan includes one user and 60 Agent credits per month, capped at 15 per day. Pro and Team are priced per user per month, and Code and Content spaces are billed separately.
What it can do
- Converts Figma designs into responsive, production-ready code aligned to your design system
- Visual editor that edits production components and design tokens directly
- Agentic CMS that creates and manages content, runs A/B tests, and schedules updates from prompts
- Preview, approval, and publish workflows for content and code changes
- Commenting, peer reviews, and Quality Review Agent on the Team plan
- Git-based workflow using GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket
Works with
- GitHub
- GitLab
- Bitbucket
- Figma
- VS Code
- Slack
- Jira
- MCP servers
Example workflows
- Design-to-code feature build
- Inputs: a Figma design and a target repo. Steps: convert the design to code in Builder Code, map design tokens and components, push a branch. Output: a reviewable branch matching team coding standards.
- Marketing landing page update
- Inputs: a campaign brief and existing brand components. Steps: edit the page in the Content visual editor with components, request approval, then publish. Output: a live page built from production components.
Before you choose
- Subscriptions are per space, and Code and Content spaces are separate; Components from Code can be used in Content.
- Agent credits on the Free plan are capped at 15 per day and 60 per month, with daily and monthly resets.
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Get started
Free plan available with credits and one user.
- Create an account at builder.io/signup and choose Code, Content, or both.
- Connect your Git provider (GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket) and link a Figma file or existing repo.
- Map your design system and components so generated and edited output uses them.
Plans and prices
Prices in USDPro and Team prices are per user per month on the monthly view; annual pricing is offered via a toggle on the page. Free includes one user with 60 Agent credits per month (15 per day). Additional Pro and Team credits can be bought in 500-credit increments at $25 each. Code and Content spaces are billed separately.
- 1 user included (up to 5)
- 60 Credits/month (15/day max)
- 500 monthly Credits
- Up to 3 Design Systems
- 1 user included (up to 20)
- Builder Agent in Slack and JIRA
Source: builder.io/pricing, checked 29 Oct 2026. Prices can change; check before you buy.
Sources for this overview
Product pages, documentation, and pricing checked 29 Oct 2026. Each source supports part of the overview; availability and prices can change.
- Builder.io: Collaborative Platform to Build With AI Agents ↗www.builder.io
- Pricing — Builder.io ↗www.builder.io
- Builder Developer Docs ↗www.builder.io
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