FAQS

These options let you choose how much AI capacity you want beyond the base Pro plan. A higher multiplier gives you more AI generations. 

You need a paid Relume plan with Relume Publish, and a Figma Professional, Education, Organization or Enterprise plan with edit access to the file. Building in Figma through its MCP is free while it's in beta, and Figma plans to charge for it by usage later.

Discoverability settings apply site-wide. To hide a specific page from search engines, turn off the "Search engine indexing" option in that page's Page Settings instead.

This usually means your internet provider or local network is blocking the relumesite.ai address, not that your site is down. Your site is still live, and visitors on other networks can see it.

To check, try opening your site on a different network, such as mobile data. You can also switch your device's DNS to a public service like Cloudflare (1.1.1.1) or Google (8.8.8.8). DNS is the system that turns a web address into a server location, and some providers use it to filter sites. If your site loads after either change, ask your internet provider or IT team to allowlist relumesite.ai.

Connecting a custom domain can also help, because visitors no longer reach your site through the relumesite.ai address. If your site still won't load, contact our support team.

Relume is used by 1M+ web designers. Freelancers and agencies use it to turn a client brief into a live site quickly, and small businesses use it to launch a professional marketing website without hiring a developer. Invite clients and teammates into your workspace as editors, with no per-seat charge.

No. The hosting plan only covers hosting your site. Editing and AI come from the workspace the site belongs to.

A free workspace can use Relume's agents and make edits, and most sites won't need more than that. For more AI usage, upgrade the workspace plan.

Not yet. Figma's MCP doesn't connect to ChatGPT chats, so use Codex, Claude or Cursor instead. All three work with both the Relume Publish MCP and the Figma MCP.

Viewers see the Sitemap, Wireframe and Design tabs. They don't see the brief or the prompts that created the site, and they can't make changes.

If you'd rather a client didn't see the sitemap and wireframes either, publish the site and collect their feedback with a review tool such as Pastel instead.

No. You can publish directly on Relume, with hosting, SSL and a global edge network included. Connect a custom domain with Launch and your site is live. If you prefer your own tools, you can export the same site to Webflow, Figma or React instead.

AI generation pauses until your usage resets, or until you upgrade to a plan with more capacity.

Many AI website builders generate layouts or code from scratch each time. Relume's AI doesn't write raw code. It selects and assembles components our designers built and maintain, the same system behind 2M+ websites started since 2023. That means consistent, polished design without broken layouts, and sites that keep improving as components are refined. You also aren't locked in: export your site to Webflow, Figma or React whenever you want.

Yes. Every component is responsive, accessible and SEO and AEO ready by construction, with clean semantic structure. Sites published on Relume give you control over robots.txt, sitemap.xml and JSON-LD structured data, indexing settings for search engines and AI crawlers, 301 redirects and custom code.

Only if you ask it to. Until then, every change stays in your Framer project so you can review it first, then publish from Framer yourself or ask the AI to do it.

Yes. You can build with Relume for free, with no credit card needed. The free plan includes enough monthly usage to build a full website, plus free hosting on a relume.live subdomain. Paid plans give you more monthly usage and premium AI models, and Launch hosting connects your own domain from $12 per site per month.

No. The checklist flags suggested improvements, but you can publish as long as your readiness score shows you're safe to do so. You can always fix issues and republish later.

Yes. The brief, its documents and everything you've built move with the project. AI chat history doesn't transfer, so the client starts with a fresh chat.

Tip: transfer the project before you set up its hosting plan. A hosting plan paid before the transfer doesn't move to the new owner automatically yet. If you've already paid for hosting, contact support and we'll move it for you.

Not yet. Viewers can't make changes. The Editor role is free and can edit pages and CMS content, but Editors can also see the brief, sitemap, wireframes and design. There isn't a content-only editing role for now.

Not with an official MCP yet. Third-party plugins add MCP support to some of them, but check who makes a plugin before you give it admin access to your site, and try it on a staging copy first.

Any builder with an MCP that can build pages. Elementor, Bricks and Beaver Builder all have an official one, and other builders are adding them. Check your builder's docs for an MCP or AI agent setting.

An AI website builder creates a website for you from a short description, a document or your existing site. Instead of starting from a blank page or a template, you tell it about your business and it produces the sitemap, page layouts and copy. Relume's AI website builder is made for marketing websites. It assembles your site from a library of human-designed components, so the result is responsive, accessible and ready to publish.

Figma can only use fonts that are available in your Figma account. Google Fonts work straight away, but a custom font needs uploading to your Figma account or team first. Once it's there, ask your AI tool to apply your text styles again.

Yes. Everything the AI creates is fully editable, from copy and sections to layout, colours and typography. Relume's AI agents can suggest improvements to strategy, copy and design, but you decide what goes live.

Yes. Framer MCP can create CMS collections and items, so ask your AI tool to rebuild your collections in Framer and copy the items across from your Relume project. Do it after your pages are built, so the collection pages have a design to use.

Drop in your old website, a doc or a few notes. Relume generates a brief, sitemap, wireframes and a style guide, then assembles your pages from its component library. Review and edit anything you like, then publish on Relume or export to Figma, Webflow or React.

Yes. Free sites publish to a relume.live subdomain, which is ideal for drafts and client review. Launch hosting connects your custom domain, sets up and renews your SSL certificate automatically, and removes the Relume badge.

It depends on your page builder. Some, like Elementor, save everything the AI builds as a draft. Others can change a published page straight away, so ask the AI to save new pages as drafts and check them before you publish.

No. Framer MCP works with your project even when Framer is closed. Open Framer whenever you want to check the result.

No. Currently, there's no way to transfer projects between Export and Publish.

You can add up to 5 email addresses per form.

Yes. New components will be added to Publish regularly. 

Check that your ID is copied correctly and that you've republished your site since adding it.

Disabling a domain removes its connection to your Relume site. 

Check that Indexing is on in Site Settings > Discoverability, and that you've republished since turning it on. If you haven't verified your site in Google Search Console, do that too; it helps Google recognise your site faster.

Yes. Every role, including Viewer, can leave comments. Viewers just can't edit, publish, or use AI features.

No. Each site has exactly one Owner.

You're automatically set to Admin once the new owner accepts. You'll still be able to access and work on the site. You just won't have owner-level controls like transferring ownership again or deleting the site.