Ycode

What is Ycode?

Design pages on a canvas, manage CMS collections and let an AI agent edit real layers.

Who is Ycode best for?

Ycode is best for designers and marketing teams who want to build and edit a CMS-driven website visually.

• Marketing sites with a CMS

  Collections, dynamic pages, filtering, forms and multi-language support are part of the builder.

• Building with AI

  Whatever the AI agent makes lands as editable layers on the canvas, so each section can be refined by hand.

• Running it on your own stack

  The open source edition runs on Vercel and Supabase, with the AI agent using your own Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini or xAI key.

How much does Ycode cost?

Ycode is free to self-host; Cloud Free costs $0 with 500 one-time AI credits, Cloud Basic is $15 a month and Cloud Pro $30 a month.

Billed yearly, Basic is $120 and Pro $300 a year. Extra AI credit packs for Basic and Pro cost $5 for 1,000, $20 for 5,000 or $70 for 20,000 and stay valid for 12 months; connecting your own Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini or xAI key uses no Ycode credits. Full pricing on ycode.com. We checked these prices on 8 Nov 2026.

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Is Ycode open source?

Yes. Ycode's code is public under the MIT licence, so you can run it on your own server.

What are the best Ycode alternatives?

Ycode is an open source alternative to Framer 3.0, Webflow and Framer. Onlook, Webstudio and Frappe Builder do the same job and are open source too.

Framer 3.0Free

Framer's 3.0 adds canvas-native AI agents, branching and support for external agents.

WebflowFree

Design, host and manage marketing websites on a visual canvas, with a CMS, SEO tools and ecommerce.

FramerFree

Responsive websites with AI layouts and a built-in CMS.

OnlookOpen Source

Designers editing directly in the real codebase.

WebstudioOpen Source

Visual website builder with full CSS control, CMS connections and sites you can export and host.

Frappe BuilderOpen Source

Drag-and-drop web pages filled from your Frappe database and published as plain HTML and CSS.

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