FAQ
Common questions
Quick answers about publishing AI-built sites, domains, pricing, and workflows—expand any item below.
How do I launch an AI website with a custom URL?
Generate your site in ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini, paste the HTML or React into GeminiLaunch, and publish to a free subdomain first. When you're ready, upgrade to Pro and connect your own domain — GeminiLaunch shows the exact DNS record to add at your registrar. The flow is generate → publish free → connect domain, takes minutes, and needs no code or Git.
Read the step-by-step custom URL guideHow do I publish an AI website on my own domain?
Publish your AI-generated page on a free GeminiLaunch subdomain to validate it, then add your domain in the dashboard and copy the DNS record GeminiLaunch provides (a CNAME or A record). After DNS propagates — usually minutes — your site goes live on your own domain automatically. No Git, servers, or deployment pipeline required.
See how to connect your domainWhat is GeminiLaunch?
GeminiLaunch is a platform for publishing AI-generated websites and landing pages to a live public URL without a traditional deployment setup.
What can I publish on GeminiLaunch?
You can publish generated HTML pages, prompt-based site output, and React-based website experiences supported by the platform workflow.
Can I connect a custom domain?
Yes. GeminiLaunch supports custom domains so you can move from a platform URL to your own branded address. Every domain, including your free GeminiLaunch subdomain, gets a free SSL certificate (HTTPS) automatically.
Who is GeminiLaunch built for?
It is built for founders, marketers, indie hackers, and teams who want to ship AI-generated websites quickly and improve them over time.
Is there a free plan?
Yes. The Free tier publishes up to 3 live sites on GeminiLaunch subdomains, with folder and ZIP uploads up to 5 MB per site and a small "Powered by GeminiLaunch" badge on the page. Editing a site after it is published requires a paid plan. Pro ($15/mo) and Scale ($39/mo) remove the badge, allow editing and republishing, raise uploads to 45 MB, and add custom domains.
How do Free, Pro, and Scale differ?
Free includes up to 3 live sites on GeminiLaunch subdomains, uploads up to 5 MB per site, and a "Powered by GeminiLaunch" badge; sites stay live as first published and cannot be edited afterwards. Pro adds unlimited sites, editing and republishing anytime, no badge, 45 MB uploads, and up to 5 custom domains. Scale adds unlimited custom domains, basic AI templates, and priority support. See the pricing page for current limits.
Do I need GitHub, Git, or CI/CD to publish?
No. For the core workflow you paste supported HTML or React in the browser and publish to a live URL—there is no repository or deployment pipeline requirement.
Can I use HTML or React from ChatGPT, Gemini, or other AI tools?
Yes. GeminiLaunch is built for typical AI outputs such as single-file HTML and supported React-style projects, so you can take code from assistants like ChatGPT or Gemini and ship it quickly.
How do I update a site after it is live?
Editing a published site is a paid feature. On Pro or Scale, open your project in the dashboard, edit the content, and republish — updates roll out to the same live URL so you can iterate without rebuilding a separate hosting stack. On the Free plan a published site stays live exactly as you first published it; upgrade to Pro to change it.
Can I set SEO titles and social link previews?
Yes. You can configure page title, meta description, Open Graph image, and favicon so search results and chat apps show accurate previews instead of a generic link.
Where do I manage my sites?
Everything lives in your GeminiLaunch dashboard: projects, live links, publishing, and domain-related settings in one workspace.
Are AI templates included in every plan?
Scale includes basic AI templates. Advanced AI templates are sold separately as one-time purchases. Free and Pro do not bundle the premium template catalog.
How fast can I get a live URL?
Publishing is designed to be fast: paste or upload supported code, publish, and share the live link—often in seconds for straightforward pages.
