TeleportHQ

TeleportHQ is an AI-powered, visual, collaborative website and frontend development platform that helps users create responsive websites and web interfaces without having to write all the code manually. It combines a visual drag-and-drop editor with AI website generation, design-to-code capabilities, templates, data integrations, publishing, and code export.

The platform is designed to support the workflow from initial idea or design through to a functioning website. Users can start with an AI-generated project, a ready-made template, a blank project, or an imported design. TeleportHQ’s AI Website Builder can generate multi-page websites from a natural-language description and allows users to define the business category, visual mood, color palette, typography, layout structure, animation level, and required pages before generation.

AI Website Builder

TeleportHQ’s AI Website Builder can create complete multi-page websites from prompts. Users can describe the website, provide a URL for the AI to use as inspiration, or upload business information in PDF, DOC, or TXT format. The AI then generates the site’s structure, design system, pages, sections, content, images, and code.

Users can specify details such as brand colors, fonts, animation preferences, design mood, and layout style. Generated pages can subsequently be reused or modified inside the visual editor.

Visual Website Editor

TeleportHQ provides a visual editor where users can build interfaces using drag-and-drop elements and pre-built sections. The editor includes responsive controls, a visual inspector, advanced CSS controls, layers, components, events, custom code, and design-language management.

The platform currently provides more than 250 variants across 23 categories of pre-built website sections, including navigation, hero areas, headers, footers, contact sections, galleries, and more.

Design-to-Code

One of TeleportHQ’s core capabilities is converting visual designs into frontend code. Its Figma plugin allows users to import Figma designs into TeleportHQ, where they can further edit, customize, export, or publish them.

TeleportHQ supports code generation for multiple JavaScript-based frameworks, allowing teams to take visual designs into developer-oriented workflows.

Code Export

Users can export their projects as code rather than being permanently tied to TeleportHQ’s hosted environment. The platform’s current pricing page states that code can be exported in five different JavaScript frameworks.

TeleportHQ also supports exporting projects directly to GitHub, making it easier for developers to incorporate generated projects into existing repositories and workflows.

Data and CMS Integrations

TeleportHQ can connect websites to external data sources and headless content-management systems. Current supported data sources include REST APIs and databases such as Supabase, PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, Amazon Redshift, MongoDB, Redis, Firestore, ClickHouse, Airtable, CockroachDB, TiDB, and Turso.

Data can be mapped to individual elements, tables, and repeating layouts, making the platform suitable for data-driven websites, dashboards, internal tools, and other dynamic interfaces.

For headless CMS workflows, TeleportHQ currently documents integrations with Strapi, Contentful, Caisy, Flotiq, and WordPress with limited capacity.

Hosting and Publishing

TeleportHQ includes website hosting and publishing. All users can publish projects to a TeleportHQ subdomain, while paid users can connect custom domains. Professional plans currently support publishing on three custom domains.

The platform can also deploy websites through Vercel. Vercel integration is available on Professional plans.

Forms

TeleportHQ includes a built-in form management system for collecting submissions. Free accounts currently receive one form and 30 submissions, while Professional users receive up to 10 forms and 2,000 submissions per month, with additional submission tiers available for purchase.

Collaboration

TeleportHQ supports real-time collaboration, allowing multiple people to work on the same project and see changes synchronously. Users can invite collaborators with different access levels, while Professional plans provide private projects and dedicated support.

Pricing

TeleportHQ currently offers a 7-day free trial followed by a Free/Professional/Agency structure:

• Trial — $0 for 7 days: Includes one project, unlimited pages, 10 code views, 15K AI tokens, 10 forms, 2,000 form submissions/month, real-time collaboration, templates, community support, and basic hosting.
• Professional — $18/editor/month monthly or $9/editor/month on the displayed yearly billing: Includes unlimited projects and pages, unlimited code views/downloads, 75K AI tokens/month, backups, private projects, no watermark, video uploads, dedicated support, professional hosting, three custom domains, 200 GB monthly bandwidth, and Vercel integration.
• Agency — Custom: Designed for agencies and brands with larger project volumes or specialized hosting requirements. It includes the Professional features plus 10+ custom domains, custom storage and bandwidth, and additional support options.

AI functionality uses a token system. TeleportHQ currently provides free users with 15K AI tokens at signup, while Professional workspaces receive 75K tokens every 30 days. Additional token packages are available from $5 to $100.

Review

TeleportHQ is a strong choice for users who want to combine AI website generation, visual design, code generation, and deployment in one workflow. Its ability to start from a prompt, Figma design, template, or existing code gives it flexibility across different stages of website development.

Its biggest advantage is that it does not stop at visual mockups. Projects can be edited visually, connected to external data sources, published, deployed through Vercel, or exported as code. This makes it particularly useful for designers and developers who want to reduce repetitive frontend work while retaining access to the generated code.

The platform is also well suited to collaborative projects. Real-time editing, project sharing, GitHub export, Figma integration, CMS connections, and data-source integrations allow different members of a product team to participate in the website-building process.

There are limitations. AI generation and other intelligent features consume tokens, meaning users working heavily with AI may need additional tokens beyond their included allocation. The Figma plugin also has documented limitations around certain design features, including masks, blur effects, rotations, radial gradients, shadow tokens, component overrides, variants, and GIFs.

TeleportHQ is therefore best suited to rapid website development, frontend prototyping, design-to-code workflows, and data-driven web interfaces rather than being viewed as a complete replacement for every traditional development environment.