Carrd alternatives for landing pages you generate with AI

Carrd is the cheap, fast way to build a one-page site in a visual editor. Carrd cannot host the HTML your AI wrote. It has no HTML upload, so you rebuild the page block by block in its editor. The page compares Carrd's plans with 4 alternatives (Framer, Dorik, Lovable, and Convika) on what an AI-made landing page needs: taking the HTML as it is, a form that keeps entries, visitor stats, and a custom domain.

Prices and features come from each vendor's own pages and docs, checked on October 4, 2026. Prices are in US dollars.

Carrd and 4 alternatives at a glance

When Carrd is the right pick

• You are building from scratch and like a visual editor. Carrd's editor is quick to learn, and the free plan covers 3 sites.
• You want the cheapest paid plan with a custom domain. Pro Standard costs $19 a year for 10 sites with custom domains, forms, embeds, and analytics. Convika Pro costs $12 a month.
• Your form only needs to email you or add people to a newsletter. Carrd's contact form sends each message to your account email, and its signup form sends names and emails to tools such as Mailchimp, Kit, and Brevo.

When Carrd isn't the right pick

• Your page already exists as HTML. Carrd's docs list no way to upload or import an HTML file. On Pro Standard, the Embed element takes custom HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It sits as one element inside a Carrd page instead of hosting your file.
• You need to keep the entries. Each Carrd form type sends its data somewhere else: your email, an email tool, or, on Pro Plus at $49 a year, Zapier, Make, n8n, Airtable, or a URL. Carrd's form docs describe no place inside Carrd to view or export past entries.
• You want to know where visitors came from. Carrd launched its own analytics on October 2, 2026. It is in beta and, per Carrd's docs, “only tracks Views.” For sources, Carrd connects to Google Analytics, Plausible, Cloudflare Web Analytics, and others.

Each option in a paragraph

Carrd

Carrd builds one-page sites in its own editor. Free gives you 3 sites on .carrd.co addresses with up to 50 elements each and “Made with Carrd” in the footer. Pro Lite, at $9 a year, removes the branding and adds addresses like .crd.co, but gives you no custom domain, forms, or embeds. Pro Standard, at $19 a year for 10 sites, adds custom domains, forms, embeds, and Carrd Analytics. Pro Plus, at $49 a year for 25 sites, adds forms that send data to automation tools or a URL, site downloads, and password protection.

Better than the others at: price; no other paid plan here comes close to $19 a year.

Framer

Framer is a visual site builder with an AI that drafts pages, and it now works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex over MCP. Free publishes to a framer.app address with a “Made in Framer” banner, and Framer calls it “ideal for non-commercial use.” A custom domain starts with Basic at $10 a month billed yearly, priced per site. Forms send submissions to email, Google Sheets, or a webhook, and analytics are built in, with 30 days of history on Basic. To use code your AI wrote, you paste it into an Embed component inside a Framer page. The page Is Framer free? covers Free's limits and what each paid plan adds.

Better than the others at: design control, multi-page sites, and a CMS.

Dorik

Dorik's AI writes a whole site, “pages, copy, images,” from a prompt. Its pricing page offers a 7-day trial rather than a free plan. Personal, with 1 custom domain and 25 pages, costs $29 a month, or $20.75 a month billed yearly. Forms send submissions to Mailchimp, Zapier, or your CRM, and cookie-free analytics start when you publish. Dorik imports only its own JSON files, not HTML.

Better than the others at: generating a multi-page site and its copy in one go.

Lovable

Lovable builds web apps from a prompt. Free gives 5 build credits a day, up to 30 a month, and publishes to a lovable.app address with an “Edit with Lovable” badge. Custom domains need a paid plan, starting with Pro at $25 a month. It has no form feature as such: you ask Lovable to build one on Lovable Cloud, its built-in backend. Analytics start when you publish, but they don't read UTM parameters. You can attach a file or point it at a site to recreate, but it rebuilds the page rather than hosting your HTML as it is. The page Is Lovable free? covers its credits, publishing, and custom domains.

Better than the others at: pages that grow into an app with logins and a database.

Convika

Convika hosts landing pages that AI writes and keeps what happens on them. Click Upload an HTML file in the dashboard, drop the file or paste the code, and click Create my preview. Claude, Claude Code, or Codex can also save the page directly over MCP. Add a form to my page puts a form on the page that stores every entry in the dashboard, with CSV and JSON export, and emails each new entry to you. Each form can also send its entries to a URL as a signed webhook. The analytics screen shows visits, referrers, devices, countries, and which buttons people click. Free includes 1 published page, 10,000 pageviews a month, 50 form entries a month, and 1 custom subdomain, with a small Convika bar at the bottom. Pro costs $12 a month or $108 a year.

Weaker than the others at: visual editing and price. No drag-and-drop editor; you change the page with Edit with AI in the dashboard or by asking Claude. Custom domains must be subdomains like www, not a bare yourbrand.com. And 2 months of Pro cost more than a year of Carrd Pro Standard.

Which one to pick

• Building a simple page from scratch and paying as little as possible: Carrd Pro Standard.
• A polished multi-page site you design yourself: Framer.
• An AI that writes the whole site for you: Dorik, or Lovable if it grows into an app.
• Your AI already wrote the page, and you want it online with a form that keeps entries and stats that show sources, free: Convika.

Moving a Carrd page to Convika

Carrd does not hand you a file you can upload elsewhere unless you are on Pro Plus. The quickest route is to have your AI recreate the page.

1. Copy the text from your Carrd page and take a screenshot of it.
2. Ask your AI with “Recreate this page as one HTML file with the CSS inline. Use these image links: … Replace the form with <div data-convika-form></div>.” Images need full https:// links.
3. In Convika's dashboard, click Upload an HTML file, paste or drop the result, and click Create my preview.
4. On the page's dashboard screen, click Add a form to my page, pick the fields, and send a test entry from the preview. Preview entries are checked but not saved.
5. Click Publish page. Under Who can open this page?, choose Public and click Next. The first time you publish, Convika shows Publish free, and under it Publish without the Convika bar, which opens an order for Pro monthly (1 day free with a card, then $12 a month). To publish on Free, click Publish free. To keep your domain, click Manage domains, add a subdomain such as www.yourbrand.com, and add the CNAME and TXT records Convika shows at your domain company. If your Carrd site uses a bare domain like yourbrand.com, redirect it to the www address at your domain company, if it offers forwarding.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best Carrd alternative for AI-generated landing pages?

It depends on where the page comes from. If ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini already wrote it as HTML, use a host that takes the file as it is. Convika adds a form that stores entries and visitor stats, free for 1 published page. If you'd rather build in a visual editor, Framer gives more design control, and Dorik and Lovable generate the page for you inside their own builders.

Can I import or upload HTML to Carrd?

No. Carrd's docs describe no way to import or upload an HTML file, and a site downloaded from Carrd on Pro Plus “cannot be uploaded back to the Carrd platform.” On Pro Standard and above, the Embed element accepts custom HTML, CSS, and JavaScript inside a Carrd page, but a whole page your AI wrote has to be rebuilt in Carrd's editor. To publish the HTML as it is, upload the file to Convika and add a form that keeps its entries.

Does Carrd's free plan allow a custom domain?

No. Free sites use a .carrd.co address. Custom domains start with Pro Standard, at $19 a year. Pro Lite, at $9 a year, adds addresses like .crd.co but no custom domain. The page Is Carrd free? covers what each tier adds.

Do Carrd forms store submissions?

No. Carrd's docs describe no place inside Carrd to view stored entries. They describe forms that send each entry on: contact forms to your email, signup forms to an email tool such as Mailchimp or Kit, and Pro Plus forms to tools such as Zapier, Airtable, or a URL. Forms need Pro Standard or above. The page Is Carrd free? covers which form needs which tier.

Is Carrd cheaper than Convika?

For a paid plan, yes. Carrd Pro Standard costs $19 a year; Convika Pro costs $12 a month. Convika's Free plan includes a custom subdomain, a form that shows 50 entries a month and keeps the rest for Pro, and visitor stats, which on Carrd start with Pro Standard.