iter0
iter0 aims to give small businesses agency-level websites without agency budgets. It is an AI website builder that helps founders clarify their offer, research competitors, create and edit a launch-ready site, and export the resulting HTML or send changes through a GitHub pull request.
At a Glance
- Tech-startup founders
- Small business owners
- Small SaaS teams
- Founders and marketers who need a launch website but do not have an agency or in-house marketer
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iter0
AI Website Builder for Startups
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Published 'Prevent DESIGN.md and CSS token conflicts in Codex projects'.
Published verified documentation for connecting to iter0 with MCP, including the remote endpoint and advertised tools.
Published 'Claude Code skill not triggering? Check discovery before rewriting'.
Published 'A Codex responsive-design skill for reviewing mobile layouts'.
Products & Services
A workflow for founders and tech startups to describe a product, clarify the buyer and offer, research competitors, generate up to four design directions, edit by pointing at page elements, add pages, and export HTML or open a GitHub pull request.
A conversational agent that asks one question at a time, turns answers into a readable launch brief, tests claims for credibility, identifies proof, and sharpens the positioning before the build.
A free workflow that reviews an existing website using evidence and provides rough design directions; it can be used without an account.
Developer interfaces for agent-led site production, bounded edits, run status, design inspection, and related builder workflows. The remote MCP endpoint is https://iter0.com/api/mcp and the API exposes site creation and editing endpoints.
Market Position
iter0 positions itself between prompt-first AI coding tools and hosted visual website platforms. It differentiates from Lovable, Bolt, and v0 by starting with a conversation, competitor research, and claim sharpening rather than a blank prompt; unlike Framer, Webflow, and Wix, it focuses on deciding what a launch site should say and provides portable HTML and GitHub delivery rather than requiring customers to run the site on its platform.
Leadership
Founders
John McKeown
Founder of iter0; public professional-profile search results describe him as an ex-Miro and Optimizely professional, with earlier experience at Salesforce and international experience across Silicon Valley, Europe, and APAC.
Executive Team
John McKeown
Founder
Builds iter0 and writes its practical guides on AI-assisted website design, review, and launch work; public profile results identify prior experience at Miro, Optimizely, and Salesforce.
Founding Story
iter0 was started to help founders and small-business owners who know what makes their business worth choosing but lack the time, budget, or specialist team to create and maintain a strong website. Its initial vision combines a conversational 'Launch CEO', competitor and site research, and agentic design/build workflows so a business can get a considered website without starting from a blank canvas or paying for a traditional agency engagement.
Business Model
Revenue Model
Credit-based subscriptions: one complete single-page build consumes one credit and an AI edit consumes half a credit. Manual edits, saves, and undo are free; paid plans are billed monthly through Stripe, with separate charges for AI image generation.
Pricing Tiers
3 monthly credits; up to 3 page builds or an equivalent mix of builds and AI edits.
15 monthly credits; up to 15 page builds or an equivalent mix of builds and AI edits.
100 monthly credits; up to 100 page builds or an equivalent mix of builds and AI edits.
10 additional credits, as described in the terms of service.
Target Markets
- Tech-startup founders
- Small business owners
- Small SaaS teams
- Founders and marketers who need a launch website but do not have an agency or in-house marketer
- Developers and agent builders using API/MCP workflows
- Launching a website for a tech startup with a product to sell and no marketer
- Turning a product brief into a differentiated landing page
- Redesigning an existing website without losing useful content, claims, assets, or URLs
- Creating multi-page marketing sites and adding pages while maintaining a shared visual system
- Exporting a self-hosted static HTML site
- Letting an agent create or apply bounded website edits through API/MCP
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