Relume

Relume is an AI-powered website design and development platform designed primarily for freelancers, agencies, designers, marketers, and teams creating marketing websites. Its workflow starts with a website brief and uses AI to help generate the site’s sitemap, wireframes, visual direction, copy, and design. Users can then publish the website through Relume or export their work to tools such as Figma, Webflow, and React.

A major part of Relume is its component-based approach. Rather than asking AI to invent an entire interface from scratch, Relume assembles websites using a maintained library of professionally designed components. The platform currently promotes more than 1,000 responsive components, while its Figma Kit contains more than 1,400 components. This component system is intended to produce consistent layouts and make the transition from planning to implementation faster.

AI Website Planning

Relume can turn a written website brief into a structured sitemap. Its AI can suggest pages, organize the site’s content flow, recommend appropriate components, and generate copy for sections. Users can create multiple sitemap versions and refine the structure before moving into wireframes and visual design.

This makes Relume useful during the early stages of website projects, particularly when a team needs to establish information architecture before spending significant time on detailed visual design.

Wireframes and Design

After creating a sitemap, users can generate and edit wireframes. Relume’s component library provides pre-built sections for common website needs such as hero sections, navigation, feature sections, calls to action, footers, pricing sections, and other page elements.

The Style Guide Builder can then be used to establish visual direction through colors, typography, spacing, and other design choices. Users can preview their designs before exporting them to Figma or Webflow.

Figma and Webflow Workflow

Relume has particularly strong connections with Figma and Webflow. Its Figma Plugin allows users to import Relume sitemaps, wireframes, style guides, pages, and individual sections into Figma. The plugin can also synchronize variables and bring AI-generated copy into Figma.

For Webflow users, Relume provides a Webflow App and Style Guide designed to make importing wireframes and components easier. Its components use the Client-First methodology, helping developers maintain a structured Webflow project.

Relume can also export designs to React. The current platform describes React output using Tailwind CSS and shadcn/ui components.

AI Agents and MCP

Relume has expanded into AI-assisted development through its Relume Library MCP. The MCP allows compatible AI editors to search Relume’s component library and use its components within coding workflows. Relume currently identifies compatibility with tools such as Cursor, Claude, Windsurf, VS Code, and other MCP clients.

This gives developers another route from visual planning to implementation, allowing AI coding tools to reference Relume’s established component system rather than generating an interface entirely from scratch.

Publishing

Relume now offers a Publish workflow for creating and hosting live websites. Published websites can use a Relume subdomain or a custom domain, with SSL included for custom domains. Relume also provides hosting features such as a global edge network, DDoS protection, and a stated 99.99% uptime SLO.

The platform also provides website analytics, forms, SEO/AEO controls, custom code, redirects, and other publishing features depending on the hosting plan.

Pricing

Relume currently separates its offerings into Build with Relume, Site Builder, Publish, and Export pricing.

For the Site Builder, the current plans are:

• Free — $0: Free forever with no card required. Includes limited access to components and basic project capabilities.
• Starter — from $18/month: Provides access to 1,000+ Figma, Webflow, and React components, project sharing, component storage, and additional Site Builder functionality.
• Pro — from $40/month: Adds broader component storage and sharing capabilities.
• Team — from $36/month, minimum 3 users: Designed for teams and provides expanded sharing and collaboration capabilities.
• Enterprise — Custom: Custom AI usage and volume pricing, white-glove onboarding, enterprise terms, and done-for-you workspace setup.

Relume’s newer Build with Relume product also has a Free plan and Pro plan starting at $14/month. Publishing/hosting is priced separately, with Launch hosting starting at $12 per project/month.

Relume currently does not offer a 7-day Pro trial according to its pricing FAQ, although the Starter Site Builder plan has a 7-day trial.

Review

Relume is a strong choice for people who build marketing websites and want to move quickly from a rough brief to a structured, visually coherent website. Its biggest advantage is the combination of AI planning with a large human-designed component system. Instead of receiving an isolated AI-generated mockup, users can work through a connected workflow covering the sitemap, wireframes, style guide, design, and implementation.

Its Figma and Webflow workflows are particularly valuable for agencies and freelancers because they allow Relume to fit into an existing professional design-and-development process rather than forcing users to build everything inside one platform. React export and the newer Library MCP also make the platform increasingly relevant to code-based workflows.

The main limitation is that Relume is highly oriented toward website creation, especially marketing websites. Users building highly customized applications or interfaces may eventually need other design or development tools. Paid plans can also become necessary for larger projects because the free tier has substantial component and feature limitations.

For agencies, freelancers, marketers, and web designers who regularly create marketing sites, Relume provides a well-integrated workflow that can significantly reduce the time spent on initial planning, wireframing, and component selection.