How AI Launch works: the three ways to use it

What this means

What this means

You describe the business in a sentence or two and AI Launch generates a complete multi-page website: real copy, real prices in your local currency, photos, and a working contact form. From there you can keep it as a generated site the studio manages for you, publish it as a WordPress site you edit page by page, or convert it into an app you own outright.

Before you start

Before you start

Have a one or two sentence description of your business ready — what you do, where you are, and who you serve. The more specific it is, the more specific the site is. You do not need a domain, a design, or any content prepared.

Step-by-step guidance

Step-by-step guidance

1. Try it free at cmcloudhosting.com/ai-launch — no account needed. You will see the site it built for you.
2. Sign up free to claim that site. It moves into your portal where you can open it full screen, edit it, and publish it.
3. Path 1 — Publish it as a website. 'Deploy to App' puts it on a real address with a page per section, a sitemap, and a working contact form. The studio keeps managing it, so you can keep editing by asking for changes in plain language.
4. Path 2 — Publish it as WordPress. Order Managed WordPress and your generated pages become real WordPress pages you can edit individually in the WordPress editor.
5. Path 3 — Convert it to an editable app. 'Convert to editable app' hands the site over to you as an ordinary app deployment: your own code, your own JavaScript, and a backend if you need one.
6. Each generation and each edit uses AI credits from your account balance. You can see your balance in the AI studio.

What CM Cloud support will review

What CM Cloud support will review

No support review is needed for any of the three paths — all of them are self-serve from your portal. Contact support if a generation fails repeatedly or a published site does not come up.

What is not automated yet

What is not automated yet

AI Launch does not buy a domain for you, and it does not decide which path you want. Publishing to WordPress requires a WordPress plan, and converting to an app keeps the app plan the site is already running on.