Wegic overview

• Service businesses, freelancers and personal brands that need a brochure site and lead forms quickly, without code.
• Owners who would rather edit a site by typing or speaking instructions than by using a drag-and-drop editor.
• Buyers who want the option to download the generated code (a Vite + React + TypeScript app) and host it elsewhere.

• Merchants who need a documented online store: Wegic advertises a cart and payment system, but its help center doesn't say which payment providers, fees, tax or shipping options it supports.
• Anyone who wants a custom domain on the cheaper plan. Custom domains are Premium-only.
• Buyers who need refunds or predictable costs. Wegic's terms rule out refunds, and its docs give no fixed credit cost per edit.

Wegic is an AI website builder where you describe the site you want in a chat, and the AI generates and edits it. Its help center says it is built for non-technical users and bundles hosting, publishing, forms, SEO tools and analytics. Every AI change uses credits from a monthly allowance, and the documentation describes no store checkout or payment processing.

• A one-page or multi-page site for a local service business, with a contact or booking form.
• A portfolio or personal-brand site built from a written description or sketch.
• A small product showcase or simple store, after confirming in writing which payment providers Wegic's cart supports.

Low for a basic site. You create an account, chat with the AI or remix a template, and publish. The $2.99 trial generates one site but can't publish it, so going live needs Starter or Premium. Custom domains need Premium plus DNS changes at your registrar, which Wegic says can take up to 48 hours to propagate.

Wegic's help center lists no app marketplace or named payment provider, and no Shopify connection; its online-store page advertises a built-in cart and payment system without naming providers. The documented connections are custom domains at outside registrars, Google Fonts, and Google Search Console verification. Data collection runs through Wegic's own Cloud feature.

Per Wegic's pricing page (annual) and help center (monthly), Starter costs $39.90/month billed monthly, or $286.80/year ($23.90/month). Premium costs $69.90/month, or $502.80/year ($41.90/month). Starter includes 600 credits a month, publishing to wegic.net, up to 10,000 visitors a month, code download and badge removal. Premium adds 2,000 credits a month, a custom domain, unlimited visitors and the option to buy extra credits. Extra credits are charged automatically to the card on file. New users get a small amount of free credits for chatting before generation. A $2.99 trial pack covers one full site generation but no publishing. Upgrades are prorated and can't be reversed or downgraded. Charges are in USD. The wegic.ai pricing page itself didn't load during this check, and Wegic's terms say that page governs if the two differ (checked Oct 10, 2026).

Last verified: Oct 10, 2026 against first-party pages.

Wegic suits someone who needs a presentable website fast and is happy to edit it by giving the AI instructions. Its help center frames it around leads, bookings and service promotion. Wegic Cloud collects form data and shows it in an admin dashboard.

It is an unproven fit for selling online. Wegic's Online Store Builder page says you can add products and deploy a shopping cart and payment system, and the Cloud dashboard can list orders. But no help article covers checkout, tax, shipping, transaction fees or which payment providers (such as Stripe or PayPal) are supported.

• Fits: brochure sites, portfolios, landing pages, enquiry and booking forms.
• Borderline: a small catalog using Wegic's built-in cart, once Wegic confirms its payment providers and fees in writing.
• Doesn't fit: stores that need card checkout, inventory, shipping rules or Shopify. Compare a commerce platform such as Shopify.

Credits drive the real cost. Wegic says credits depend on the scope and type of each change, and image, video and layout work costs more. It doesn't publish a fixed credit price per edit, so the figures below show only the cost per credit.

Leaving takes planning. If you cancel, published sites are unpublished when the term ends. Wegic says to export your code before then, and the export itself uses credits. Its terms say fees are non-refundable and credits can't be refunded or converted to cash. The Plan and Credits page says partial refunds may be available in certain cases.

Plan prices and credit allowances from Wegic's help center, checked Oct 10, 2026. Wegic doesn't publish how many credits a typical edit uses, so this table can't predict monthly spend.

This page is based on first-party sources. BestStorefront does not create accounts or run hands-on tests; the facts below come from the vendor's own pages.

• Ask Wegic support in writing whether your site can take card payments, which payment providers it supports, and whether any transaction fee applies.
• Track how many credits your first ten typical edits use in the View Usage panel, then estimate whether 600 or 2,000 credits a month is enough.
• Download your code once on a paid plan and confirm it builds and runs on another host before you rely on it as an exit plan.
• Check whether your expected traffic stays under Starter's 10,000 visitors a month, and whether you need a custom domain, which requires Premium.
• Read the current wegic.ai pricing page and terms before paying, because the terms say fees are non-refundable and the pricing page governs.
• Confirm how much of your form data fits within the monthly Cloud credits, since forms stop accepting submissions when they run out.

Standard storefront platforms checklist — worth checking with any product in this category:

• Create a catalog with products, variants and inventory
• Customize a theme and core page templates
• Configure shipping, tax and payment settings
• Place a test order and issue a refund
• Install and uninstall an app; check cleanup and permissions
• Export products, customers and orders

BestStorefront does not score or rank products.

Wegic is a credit-based AI builder for simple business, portfolio and small-store sites, with a useful code-export option on paid plans. Its store features are advertised but thinly documented, so confirm payments and fees in writing, and note the no-refund terms before paying.

This assessment is based on public first-party documentation, not hands-on testing, and carries no score.

Listed alphabetically, not ranked. Each is an independent editorial overview from first-party sources.

• Wix: Hosted website builder with integrated ecommerce; a paid plan is required to accept payments.
• WooCommerce: Free, open-source ecommerce plugin for WordPress; the merchant chooses hosting, payments and extensions.
• Adobe Commerce: Enterprise commerce platform offered as a multi-tenant cloud service, a dedicated cloud deployment, or a storefront/merchandising optimizer layer.
• BigCommerce: Hosted SaaS commerce platform with multi-storefront, headless and B2B options.
• Sellfy: Hosted online store platform aimed at creators and growing brands, with plans capped by annual sales and no Sellfy transaction fees advertised.

This overview is based on the vendor's public documentation. Feature availability and commercial terms can change; verify details with the vendor.