Site Building Gets Crazy Easy as Newfold Digital Adds GenAI to Its Website Builders

The AI Website Builder features an “intuitive onboarding assistant” that essentially works with the business or individual utilizing it to simplify the process of creating a website. File photo: TippaPatt, ShutterStock.com, licensed.

JACKSONVILLE, FL – In an effort to streamline the process of creating websites for its users, domain registrar and hosting provider Crazy Domains announced this week that the company will be adding generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) to its website building toolkit.

Dubbed the AI Website Builder, the tool is being touted as a way to assist small to mid-sized businesses (SMBs) that are not experienced with web development into their first foray of constructing their very own websites with a minimum of intimidation or difficulty.

According to a press release, Crazy Domains noted that they expect the inclusion of GenAI into their website builder to make the company an incredibly valuable resource for small businesses hoping to increase their profile on the internet.

A challenge that many SMBs encounter when first starting to establish an online presence is not knowing where to start,” the Crazy Domains release said. “It may be daunting and time-consuming for entrepreneurs trying to find a domain name, create a logo, build a website and write content for that website. With AI Builder, Crazy Domains’ customers get a professional website, within minutes.”

The AI Website Builder features an “intuitive onboarding assistant” that essentially works with the business or individual utilizing it to simplify the process of creating a website. Users are asked to input some basic information, such as business category, a suggested name for the website, contact details, and outlining their preferences for the type of content they wish to have featured.

Crazy Domains notes that GenAI can deliver a full website that is ready to go live within minutes based on the preliminary data that has been entered, boasting an array of features custom built for the website users, such as AI-generated content, sections, call-to-actions (CTAs), and more.

Crazy Domains isn’t the only web hosting company integrating artificial intelligence into website building; Bluehost announced a similar service last month – the Bluehost AI Website Creator – as part of its WonderSuite toolset, and other major companies – including Wix, Duda, Hostinger, and Squarespace – also have varying degrees of AI in their website builders.

Crazy Domains is owned and operated by Newfold Digital, which is a significant player in the domain space, also operating Bluehost, HostGator, Markmonitor, Network Solutions, NameJet, and many others within their large portfolio of technology brands.