Mixo is an AI website builder built around one idea: type in what your business does, and get a live website back, not a blank canvas. It serves a different need than Dorik or Durable. Mixo isn't a deep design tool and it doesn't bundle business-operations software; it's aimed at getting a plumber, a consultant, or a small shop online with a working site and a way for customers to get in touch, at the lowest starting paid price of the three builders covered on this site.
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Mixo is an AI-powered website builder aimed at small businesses that need a simple web presence fast. You describe your business, and Mixo generates a site: a contact form and basic SEO from the start, with the free plan covering one page and paid plans unlocking more, per Mixo's own feature pages. From there you edit text, swap images, and adjust colors directly on the page, no separate design tool required.
Mixo advertises its generation step as instant: "Build your site in 30 seconds," per its own pricing page. That's Mixo's own marketing claim, not a speed test run by an independent reviewer, but it matches the single-prompt workflow the rest of its site describes.
The main advantage is that you can publish a real, publicly reachable site without paying anything. Mixo doesn't require a credit card to create and publish it. Durable's free plan, by contrast, provides a private preview rather than a public website; Dorik's current free-plan offering is harder to pin down because its own sources disagree (see the comparison section below). The free plan's site lives on a Mixo subdomain (Mixo's own documented example is yoursite.mixo.io) and carries Mixo's branding. Upgrading buys a custom domain, more pages, and removes that branding, not the basic ability to publish.
There's no template-browsing step the way there is on Dorik. Mixo goes straight from description to a finished draft, and your job is to edit what's there rather than choose a starting layout.
Based on Mixo's own features, pricing, and help pages:
Describe your business and Mixo generates a website draft with a contact form and basic structure. The free plan publishes one page; paid plans unlock more pages.
Click to change text, swap images, or adjust colors, with changes applied instantly, no separate builder mode.
Mixo's own feature page is explicit that this is free-plan inclusive: automatic llms.txt and llms-full.txt generation is included on all Mixo plans at no extra cost. Every published site gets a short, structured summary file for AI tools to read, plus a full-text version of every page. Mixo directly answers whether this guarantees AI tools will mention your site: no. These files make a site easier for AI tools to understand, not control what any AI tool chooses to show. Automatic search-engine submission is separately confirmed to be included on every plan too, including free.
Built-in forms collect enquiries, registrations, and other visitor information. Mixo says form responses can be reviewed in the site's dashboard, and its form-builder page says customer enquiries can be exported to CSV or Excel. Email subscribers can also be exported to CSV.
Drafts are unlimited on every plan, but publishing is capped on the free plan specifically: up to 3 published articles per site, per Mixo's own help documentation. Business and Premium remove that publish limit entirely. Unpublishing an article doesn't free up a slot; deleting it does. Mixo documents four content-section types (Blog, Past Projects, Guides, and Portfolio), and Free and Business can use only one of them at a time on a given site; using more than one requires Premium. Article drafts can be generated with three length presets (Short, about 500 words; Medium, about 900, called the "sweet spot"; or Long, about 1,500), plus tone, language, call-to-action, and citations toggles per content section. Citations only come into play when you paste in source URLs first. Treat the output as a draft to review before publishing, not a finished post.
Mixo focuses on website publishing and enquiry capture, with integrations for selected external tools rather than native business software. Cookie consent, Google Analytics, and Google Tag Manager are paid-plan features (Business and Premium), not available on the free plan. Mixo also lets you add payment links: PayPal.me, Stripe Payment Links, Stripe Invoices, Stripe Subscriptions, and Gumroad, all working the same way, a button that redirects the customer to the provider's own payment page, not a checkout built into the Mixo site itself. Mixo's integrations page additionally lists Calendly, Google AdSense (ad monetization), and Facebook Pixel (ad conversion tracking and audience building). It does not bundle the same native CRM and booking suite as Durable.
Mixo's integrations page confirms a "script injection" feature for advanced customization, described as "available on certain plans," without naming which one. Confirm the exact plan requirement directly before counting on it.
Checked directly against Mixo's live pricing page (app.mixo.io/pricing, rendered through its own monthly/annual billing toggle), confirmed again via the site owner's own screenshots, October 10, 2026. Prices are USD.
Mixo subdomain, one live, public page.
$16/mo billed annually ($192/yr).
$32/mo billed annually ($384/yr).
Business and Premium plans include a free domain for the first year (Mixo values this at up to $30), covering standard domain types like .com, .net, and .org; standard renewal fees apply after year one, and premium or specialty domains aren't included. A domain registered through Mixo's own domain program also carries transfer conditions worth knowing about up front: Mixo's domain terms require an active subscription for at least 3 consecutive months before a transfer is eligible, and the transfer itself takes a stated 60 to 70 days to process. If you cancel before that 3-month point, Mixo's terms require paying the full domain price before the transfer can be completed. Mixo's refund policy (see Good to Know above) covers only the initial website-plan purchase, within 30 days, once per account.
The jump from Business to Premium buys more than analytics: per Mixo's own pricing page, Premium adds more lead-capture tools, closer brand matching, team member access, and more tool connections on top of Business, not just deeper analytics.
| Export type | What it does | Main restriction |
|---|---|---|
| Site source code | Downloads your published site's files | Requires a separate paid add-on, then emailing support with your receipt number and site name to request the files manually. Only already-published pages are included, and exported files can't currently be re-imported back into Mixo. |
| Email subscribers | CSV export of newsletter/email signups | Available once you have at least one subscriber; documented specifically for subscribers, separate from general form data. |
| Contact-form enquiries | CSV/Excel export of customer enquiries | Confirmed on Mixo's form-builder page; also reviewable directly in the site dashboard. |
If you think you might need to move your site later, factor in this extra step: exporting your source code isn't a button, it's a support request, and the add-on purchase itself is excluded from Mixo's refund policy.
All three are AI website builders that generate a site from a description, so the real differences are in what happens next, what's actually public, and what you pay. Prices below use each tool's standard monthly billing price (no annual discount applied) so the comparison is on the same basis.
| Aspect | Mixo | Dorik | Durable |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free plan | $0, no stated expiry; 1 page, publicly live, no card required | Unsettled: Dorik's current pricing page shows no $0 tier (its "FREE" card is a paid plan, plus a 7-day full-access trial), but other Dorik-authored pages, including its blog and at least one features page, separately advertise a more generous free plan; Dorik's own sources disagree with each other | Private preview on a Durable subdomain, not publicly live; a public site requires the paid Launch plan |
| Starting paid price (monthly billing) | $20/mo (Business) | $29/mo (Personal) | $25/mo (Launch) |
| Editing depth | Click-to-edit text/images/colors | Full visual drag-and-drop editor, 250+ UI blocks | AI-driven, less manual control |
| Bundled business tools | Contact forms and enquiry capture, plus select integrations | CMS and membership, plus contact/subscription forms, a payment button, and Airtable integration | CRM, Stripe-connected payments, native booking |
| Site export | Paid add-on, manual request, published pages only, no re-import | Static HTML/CSS/JS export, plan-gated | Not portable; design isn't exportable |
Mixo's free plan is confirmed, by Mixo's own current pricing page, to publish a real, publicly reachable site with no credit card and no stated expiry. Durable's free tier is confirmed, by Durable's own pricing page, to be a private preview rather than a public site. Dorik's situation can't be stated as cleanly: its current pricing page shows no actual free tier, but its own blog and at least one other features page each advertise a free plan with a different, more generous feature set, and these Dorik-authored sources haven't been reconciled here, or by Dorik itself as far as this review could find; treat any claim about Dorik's free-plan status as something to double-check directly (ideally against its actual signup flow) before relying on it. Mixo also has the lowest starting paid price of the three. What that price buys less of is editing depth (Dorik's visual builder goes further) and bundled business tools (Durable's CRM and booking have no equivalent here).
Need a page and a contact form without an ongoing cost, at least until they're ready to use a custom domain.
The result is confirmed to be something you can actually share with a customer, not a preview.
Don't need a CRM, booking system, or heavy blog volume, just a working site and a way to get in touch.
Mixo is a weaker fit if you expect to need your site's source files later (the export process is manual, add-on gated, and one-way), if you plan to publish more than 3 blog posts while on the free plan or want both a blog and a portfolio section before Premium, if you need a CRM or native booking, or if you want deeper, more hands-on design control than click-to-edit text and images.
Mixo's Trustpilot page shows a 4.6 out of 5 ("Excellent") rating from approximately 122 reviews, checked October 10, 2026. The review count moved slightly across repeated checks that day (122 to 123 and back), consistent with a live counter rather than any single figure being wrong; the 4.6 score itself held steady across every check.
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One visible 1-star review on Mixo's Trustpilot page was about a different, similarly named product (mixo.dj, a DJ/playlist tool), and the company's own reply pointed out the mix-up rather than disputing an actual complaint about the website builder. Ratings may change as new reviews are added.
Mixo's G2 listing separately shows 5.0 out of 5, but from only 4 reviews, too small a sample to treat as a reliable signal on its own.
This TechScribe review draws on Mixo's own product, pricing, and help pages, along with Trustpilot and G2 for user sentiment. We checked Mixo's published features and prices on October 10, 2026. This page contains affiliate links; if you sign up through one, TechScribe may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. That relationship has no bearing on the findings above.
It's a genuinely free plan with no credit card required and no stated expiration: a one-page site on a Mixo subdomain that's publicly live, not a preview. Paid plans add a custom domain, more pages, and remove Mixo's branding.
Only through a paid add-on. Mixo's help center confirms source-code export requires purchasing that add-on, then emailing support with your receipt number and site name to request the files; only already-published pages are included, and exported files can't currently be re-imported back into Mixo. Note that add-on purchases, including this one, are excluded from Mixo's refund policy.
Yes, on the free plan: up to 3 published articles per site. Drafts are unlimited on every plan, and Business and Premium remove the publish cap entirely. Separately, Mixo offers four content-section types (Blog, Past Projects, Guides, Portfolio), and Free and Business can only use one of them at a time; having more than one requires Premium.
Per Mixo's own pricing page, Premium adds more than deeper analytics: more lead-capture tools, closer brand matching, team member access, and more tool connections, all on top of everything in Business.
No. Mixo focuses on website publishing and enquiry capture, with integrations for select external tools, not a built-in CRM or native booking system the way Durable does.
No, and Mixo says so directly: having llms.txt and llms-full.txt makes a site easier for AI tools to read, but how any AI tool chooses what to cite or show depends on factors outside any one website's control. These files are included on every Mixo plan, including the free one.
Mixo is built for speed and price, not depth. If you need a credible website live today, for free, with a path to a custom domain later, it delivers on that specifically: a one-page site with a working contact form, publicly reachable, with no credit card and no time limit, on terms confirmed directly from Mixo's own pricing and help pages. What you're trading away is editing depth, bundled business tools, and easy portability: exporting your site later means buying an add-on and emailing support, and the files can't be brought back in once exported.
For a very small business or someone testing an idea, that trade makes sense. For anyone who expects to need deep customization, a CRM, heavier blogging volume, or a straightforward way to move their site to another platform later, Dorik or Durable are each worth comparing against Mixo's narrower, cheaper offering before committing.
Describe your business and see the AI-generated draft, then decide for yourself whether the free, publicly live plan is enough to get started.
Independent review. Prices and features may change; always check the official Mixo site for the latest information.
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