Describe your website in a chat; the connector builds it, checks SEO and publishes it on your domain

No. One AI Server hosts as many sites as fit on its disk, each on its own domain, with no per-site fee. You add a site from the dashboard or by telling the assistant, point the domain at us and start writing its pages. The only limit is space: 10 GB, 30 GB or 80 GB depending on your package, shared across all sites on the server.

You move to a bigger package from the dashboard and stay on the same server. Disk, memory and CPU grow in place within seconds; no downtime, migration or reinstall. If you want to move to a smaller package the change applies at the next renewal, and a downgrade that would not fit the space you already use is blocked, so nothing is lost.

No. You describe the site in plain English in Claude or ChatGPT and the assistant does the building: it scaffolds the project, writes the real page files, shows you a screenshot of the live result and publishes. There is no code to write, no CMS admin to learn and no drag-and-drop panel.

In your own isolated hosting container, served as static files. Static serving means pages load fast and there is no runtime server process to keep alive, patch or watch crash under traffic. There is no separate upload step, FTP client or deployment pipeline.

Every generated page ships with JSON-LD structured data, and before a site goes live the toolkit adds this markup and runs an SEO check that must return zero errors. A page missing a title, description or valid structured data is not published until it is fixed. Technically sound SEO is the default, not something bolted on later.

Yes. The built-in blog engine has no database and posts are static files, but each post emits BlogPosting, Blog and BreadcrumbList JSON-LD, and the engine generates an RSS feed and a sitemap automatically. That is the signal search engines and AI answer engines use to recognise a URL as a real article.

Anyone can create a free trial site on a subdomain without buying a plan: build it, publish it, share the link. To serve the site on your own domain you add an AI Server subscription under “My Server” in your dashboard and point your domain at your container. The site you built in the trial carries over; going live is flipping a switch, not rebuilding.

Yes, the same way you built it. Ask the assistant to change copy, add a section, swap an image, write a new blog post or restyle a page; it edits the real files and republishes once the SEO check passes. Because everything lives as static files in your container there is no lock-in to a page builder.

One address and a Google sign-in, the same in both. In Claude paste https://mcp.tecrube.com/mcp under Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector; in ChatGPT enable developer mode and add the same address. Authorisation is hosted OAuth and takes about 60 seconds. The connector that builds your site also runs your ads.