Durable

AI website builder that also generates the CRM and invoicing around it

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What is Durable?

Durable generates a small business website from a short description of what you do, then adds the business tooling most small sites end up needing anyway: a lightweight CRM, invoicing, a contact inbox and basic SEO fields. The build takes minutes, the result is hosted on the platform, and editing happens through a simple visual editor rather than a theme system. It is aimed squarely at service businesses such as trades, consultants and salons rather than at developers, so the trade-off is flexibility - you get speed and an integrated back office in exchange for control over markup and deep customisation.

Last updated: 2026-09-20. This site only provides an index; for exact features, pricing, and licensing, see the official website.

Key features

  • Site generation from a business description in a few minutes
  • Built-in CRM covering contacts, leads and follow-up notes
  • Invoicing and simple payment collection alongside the website
  • Blog, contact forms and local SEO fields configured out of the box
  • Hosted on the platform with a custom domain option
  • Visual editor for text, images and section ordering

Pros & cons

Strengths

  • Fastest route from an idea to a live small business site
  • CRM and invoicing mean fewer separate subscriptions to manage
  • Editor is approachable for owners with no technical background

Watch out for

  • Very little control over the underlying code or markup
  • The included CRM is basic next to a dedicated product
  • No free tier, so evaluating it means paying for a subscription

Best for & use cases

service businesses, local marketing sites, freelancer portfolios and quick client launches

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FAQ

Is Durable a full website builder?

It is a deliberately narrow one. It produces a clean brochure site with a blog and forms and hosts it for you, which covers small service businesses well, but it is not built for complex or heavily customised sites.

What happens to the site if I cancel?

It is hosted on the platform, so cancelling means losing both the hosting and the integrated tools. There is no portable codebase to move, which is worth planning for before committing a client project.

Do I still need separate business software?

For simple lead tracking and invoices, often not at the beginning. Once volume grows, most businesses move to a dedicated CRM or accounting package and keep the site for marketing.