SlateHut review
A focused AI website builder for solo agencies that need simple publishing.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
SlateHut is a hosted website builder for agencies, freelancers, founders, and small teams. Users describe a business or project to generate section-based website drafts, then refine pages, sections, copy, images, and layouts in a visual editor. It also supports multi-page sites, navigation, built-in contact and newsletter forms, CMS collections, reusable media, SEO controls, custom domains, HTTPS, managed hosting, and publishing. Its strongest fit is a solo agency that wants AI-assisted production without assembling separate tools for basic site operations.
The plan structure starts with Free, which supports one site on a SlateHut subdomain, manual editing, AI credits, limited monthly form submissions, and a SlateHut badge on live sites. Launch costs $15 per month with annual billing and adds one custom domain, unlimited form submissions, structured content features, and REST API access with Bearer keys. Pro costs $29 per month with annual billing and expands capacity to up to five sites and five custom domains. Agency costs $59 per month with annual billing, supports up to 25 sites and custom domains, adds client site automation through the REST API, and includes priority support. The paid tiers are therefore mainly about domains, limits, automation, and managing multiple sites.
SlateHut’s platform fit is strongest for teams comfortable with web-based publishing and developer-oriented AI workflows. REST API and MCP access connect with Cursor, Claude, and ChatGPT, while managed hosting, guided DNS, and automatic HTTPS reduce the operational work around deployment. CMS collections cover blogs, directories, listings, and detail pages, giving the builder more range than a simple brochure-site tool. However, agencies needing extensive third-party integrations or more than one site on the free tier should look at alternatives. Choose SlateHut for prompt-assisted site creation, visual refinement, forms, and compact multi-site management; skip it if your workflow depends on a broad integration ecosystem.
SlateHut pros and cons
- Where it wins
- AI drafts can generate section-based website pages
- Visual editing, forms, CMS, SEO controls, and hosting are built in
- REST API, MCP, and multi-site support extend agency workflows
- Where it doesn't
- The Free plan supports only one site on a SlateHut subdomain
- Paid plan pricing shown is based on annual billing
- Verified integrations focus mainly on developer AI tools
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