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Dorik

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Dorik is an AI-assisted website builder with a no-code editor, CMS with a public API, native SEO tools and a white-label option for agencies.

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About Dorik

Dorik is a commercial website building platform that uses AI to generate a full site from a prompt, along with copy and images, in any language. Users can then refine the result in a no-code editor with drag-and-drop controls, and connect their own domains.

Beyond the builder, Dorik offers a CMS with a public API, a blogging platform, native SEO tools, web analytics, an Airtable integration and free stock images. An AI copywriter writes page text, and a white-label CMS is available for agencies. Templates are organized into portfolio, blog, personal, business and one-page categories.

Dorik is delivered as a hosted service with a free way to start and paid plans on its pricing page. It suits beginners, freelancers and agencies that want to produce websites quickly with AI help and without hand-coding.

Key features

  • AI website generator from prompts
  • No-code drag-and-drop editor
  • CMS with public API
  • AI copywriter and image generation
  • Native SEO tools
  • White-label CMS for agencies

Good fit for

  • →Freelancers building client sites quickly
  • →Small business websites without code
  • →Agencies offering white-label sites
Tags
website-builder
ai
no-code
cms
seo
white-label
saas

Dorik: questions and answers

What is Dorik used for?
Dorik is an AI-assisted website builder with a no-code editor, CMS with a public API, native SEO tools and a white-label option for agencies. It is a good fit for freelancers building client sites quickly, small business websites without code and agencies offering white-label sites.
How much does Dorik cost?
Paid plans for Dorik start at $29 per month, and there is no free plan. A free trial is available.
Is Dorik open source?
No. Dorik is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. Open-source alternatives to Dorik include Instatic, Webstudio and Microweber.
What are some alternatives to Dorik?
Dorik competes with Webflow, Framer and Tilda. For open-source options, see Enlisted's ranked list of open-source Dorik alternatives.

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