Updated October 25, 2026
The existing image shows an earlier TeleportHQ website promoting OpenAI code generation and a vision API, with a cookie banner. Its capture date is unknown; it is historical provider marketing, not evidence of current API access or our testing. Source: official website.
| Name | TeleportHQ |
| Overview | TeleportHQ is an AI-assisted visual website builder for low-code development. It supports pre-built templates, collaboration and design resources such as its Figma-to-code plugin. The current builder generates pages from a prompt and style choices, then allows conversational or visual editing. Earlier official material also describes OpenAI-assisted code generation and a Vision API for recognizing elements in hand-drawn wireframes. That older API is documented as closed alpha; its current access is not established by the newer website-builder offer. Generated code and responsive layouts still need review and testing. |
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| Pricing | The current pricing page offers a seven-day trial without a credit card, rather than verifying the earlier permanent free-plan description. Selected billing displays show:
The yearly figures are monthly equivalents, not month-to-month charges; confirm the full annual charge. Each paid plan includes one editor, with extra editors listed at $9.99 per month or $99.99 per year. Pro includes 100,000 AI tokens per month and Premium 150,000, resetting without rollover. The comparison grid limits paid code export to static projects. Current add-ons include interactive-project slots and extra editors, locales or domains. The page retains older Basic/Professional labels in explanatory text, so confirm the relevant add-on’s eligibility with the provider. Terms specify USD unless otherwise stated; confirm selected billing, taxes, seats and interactive-project add-ons before payment. |
| Tags | AI website builder, low-code development tool, OpenAI code generator |
| App available? | Browser-based visual editor, AI builder and Figma integration. This is not the same as having no application; no standalone native desktop or mobile app was verified for this review. |
Start with a small page, review generated text and code, then test responsive layouts, links, forms and accessibility before publishing. Sources: current builder workflow, plans and add-ons, dated Vision API background, Vision API access documentation, current image-reference assistance and billing terms.
