Three steps.
One canvas.
Pick a template, edit on the canvas, publish. One product, no handoffs, you won't need a Slack thread to "send it to dev."
Describe it once. Get a real, editable site.
Type a sentence, drop in a few keywords, or paste a competitor's URL. BLOKZA drafts a complete site, every section written out with real components, in your tone.
- 01Natural language input
"A pricing page for a B2B analytics tool with 4 tiers", and that's all you need.
- 02Brand-aware drafting
Upload your logo or paste your site's URL and the palette, tone, and voice carry across every page you generate.
- 03Nothing is locked
Every section is an ordinary component the moment it lands, and Publish writes the whole site to files you keep.
Drag, drop, refine, it's a real site underneath.
Tweak everything visually. Click text to edit inline. Drag blocks to reorder, drop new ones in. Use the inspector for fine control. Since edits happen on the canvas, reviews stop turning into long Slack threads.
- 01Inline text editing
Click any heading, paragraph, button, edit directly. No popup forms, no markdown.
- 02Drag-and-drop reorder
Move blocks anywhere, with snapping, alignment guides, and 80 levels of undo.
- 03Shared sections
Turn a nav bar or footer into one shared copy, and every page uses it. Edit it once instead of keeping seven in step.
One click. Live on a global edge in 1.2 seconds.
Hit publish and your site ships to a CDN with HTTPS. No build configs, no deploy scripts, no DNS forms. Custom domain? Two minutes.
- 01Global edge
220+ POPs, median TTFB under 120ms anywhere on Earth.
- 02One stylesheet
Every component's styles compile into a single file, so a page loads its markup and one CSS request.
- 03Files you keep
Export writes the whole site to disk, so a copy is always yours.
Pricing that scales with your team
4 tiers. Transparent. No surprises.
Common questions about the flow
Do I have to start from a template?
No. Every project can start as a blank page, and you add sections as you go. A template is a convenience, not a starting requirement.
What happens to a section once I drop it in?
It becomes an ordinary part of your page — no special tier, no protected block. Edit the text in place, restyle it per breakpoint, move it, or delete it.
Can my team review before I publish?
Yes. Pro and Team plans include staging URLs, inline comments, and an approval flow. Reviewers see the page in its final form, not a build artifact.
How fast is "1.2 seconds" really? What's the catch?
Median first deploy is 1.2s. Larger sites (100+ pages) take longer because of asset processing. Subsequent deploys cache aggressively and stay under 1s for most updates.