Category: SEO/Content
AI landing pages with a brand lock across the project.
Loki.Build generates landing pages from a prompt, a brief or an existing URL, then hands you an AI-native editor where you can change any block either conversationally or by hand. The feature worth knowing about is the project-wide brand lock: you set typography, colour, spacing and tone once and every new page inherits them, which is what stops a set of campaign pages drifting apart visually. There is a template library, a Remix function for reworking an existing design, built-in SEO tooling, and publishing with hosting and a custom domain. Tiers are gated by credits, page count and number of domains, running from a free plan on a subdomain with a banner, through to a growth plan covering a hundred pages and seven domains.
The brand lock is the idea that justifies it. Generating a landing page from a prompt is table stakes now; keeping twenty of them consistent is the actual problem, and setting typography, colour and tone once at project level solves it properly. Being able to edit any block conversationally or manually means you are not stuck regenerating the whole page to change one heading. Pricing is reasonable, with a usable free tier and a nineteen-dollar entry plan billed annually. Two honest notes. There is no social proof at all: the "trusted by the world's top creatives" section on their own site renders no logos whatsoever, which is worse than having no section, and there are no named customers or funding to point to. And the footer copyright still reads 2025, which on a product this young suggests the site is not being tended as closely as the product. The Remix feature is still listed as coming on the tier that sells it. Try the free plan.
Best for: Marketers who need campaign landing pages quickly and want them to stay visually consistent without a designer policing every one.
Pricing: Free, then from $19/mo billed yearly (Freemium)
Rating: 3.5/5