Use the facts about your project
Suggestions can use the confirmed details about your business, customers, services, location, tone and main button.
Direct answers
How does VURM use AI to build a website?
See what you can do yourself and when you can ask us for help.
- Does the free homepage builder use AI?
- No. It uses fixed starting designs and ordinary features in your browser. You do not use AI, credits or paid outside services while trying it without an account.
- What can AI change in a paid project?
- AI can suggest a page list, page section, rewrite, button, common question or page information. It does not add its own code to a public website.
- Who checks business facts?
- The user remains responsible for prices, results, certifications, reviews, locations and other business facts. AI suggestions must be reviewed before they are applied or published.
Content reviewed:
You stay in control
AI follows the rules of the website builder.
See what will change
For larger edits, VURM shows which pages, sections or fields will change. You can use the suggestion, reject it or undo it later.
VURM checks your account and credits
Before asking AI to do any work, VURM checks that you are signed in, can use the project and have enough credits.
Check the details before you publish.
Give AI accurate information about your business and review its suggestions. Check names, opening hours, qualifications and any results before using them on your website.
AI output remains a draft. The website builder accepts only the kinds of content it supports, and the usual account checks still apply before publishing.
Frequently asked questions
What to confirm before deciding.
Can I edit the AI output myself?
Yes. AI suggestions use the same website fields as your own edits. You can change or remove each one.
Does VURM guarantee AI mentions?
No. Clear public facts and reachable pages may help a system understand a website, but no company controls whether another AI system mentions it.
Can someone use AI without permission?
No. VURM checks on its own servers that someone is signed in and allowed to use the project and credits. Simply hiding a button would not be enough.