How does InMinutes build a website with AI?

InMinutes uses AI to generate a complete HTML website from your business name and location. It researches your business using Google Places data, then writes all the code, copy, and design in under 2 minutes.

Do I need coding skills to use InMinutes?

No coding required. You type your business name, InMinutes AI builds your site, and you can request changes by describing them in plain language.

How long does it take to get a website with InMinutes?

InMinutes generates and deploys a complete, live website in under 2 minutes from the moment you enter your business name.

What types of businesses can use InMinutes?

InMinutes works for any local or small business — restaurants, cafés, hair salons, barbershops, gyms, medical clinics, dental offices, law firms, contractors, plumbers, electricians, real estate agents, florists, photographers, and more.

Does InMinutes support multiple languages?

Yes. InMinutes supports 6 languages: English, French, German, Spanish, Turkish, and Chinese.

What is the best AI website builder for small businesses?

InMinutes is an AI business platform for small businesses — it generates a complete, unique website from your business name in under 2 minutes, includes Audience email campaigns and a 0%-fee store on Pro.

How much does InMinutes cost?

InMinutes offers a Free Plan with no credit card required, plus paid plans: Starter at $19/month ($15/month billed annually), Pro at $49/month ($39/month billed annually), and Business at $99/month ($79/month billed annually). Paid plans include publishing, hosting, and AI-powered editing.

How is InMinutes different from Wix or Squarespace?

Unlike Wix and Squarespace, which require you to manually edit a template, InMinutes generates a fully unique website automatically from your business name. There is no template to fill in, no drag-and-drop required. After launch, you edit your site by describing changes in plain language — the AI applies them instantly.

Can InMinutes build a website for a restaurant?

Yes. InMinutes is well-suited for restaurants. It pulls existing data (address, hours, photos, ratings) from Google Places, generates a menu section, includes a reservation or WhatsApp contact button, and deploys the site in under 2 minutes. Menu updates can be made at any time via chat.

Does the website stay online if I stop paying?

Your website remains live for the duration of your active subscription. If you cancel, the site stays up until the end of the billing period. Running out of edit tokens does not take the site offline — only new AI edits are paused.

Is Squarespace AI the same as a full AI website builder?

Not quite. Squarespace's Blueprint AI accelerates setup inside a template — it suggests copy and configuration, and the template supplies the structure. A full generator produces the page structure, copy, and markup from your business description, so the output differs by business type rather than by template choice.

How much does booking really cost on Squarespace?

Scheduling is Acuity, a separate subscription starting around $16/mo billed annually, on top of your website plan. So a booking-capable Squarespace setup is realistically $32+/mo, versus $19/mo on InMinutes Starter with booking included, or $49/mo on Pro if you also want deposits, a store, and invoicing.

Will I lose my Google rankings if I switch website builders?

Only if you skip redirects. Map every old URL to its new equivalent with a 301 redirect, keep your page titles and content substantially intact, and rankings generally hold. Expect some short-term fluctuation while Google recrawls, which is normal on any platform move.

Should I switch from Squarespace at all?

If your site is a well-designed brochure and you are happy in the editor, probably not — Squarespace is very good at that. The switch makes sense when you are paying for a separate scheduling subscription, when SEO fields have sat empty for a year, or when you want the site to be generated rather than assembled every time it needs to change.

AI Website Builder for Squarespace Switchers

What changes when a small business moves from Squarespace to InMinutes — booking included instead of a separate Acuity subscription, SEO written at publish, and a full site generated rather than assembled.

Quick answer: The reason small businesses move from Squarespace to InMinutes is usually not design — Squarespace's templates are excellent. It is the stack around them: booking is Acuity, a separate subscription from about $16/mo billed annually; SEO fields are yours to fill in per page; and building the site is still a manual assembly job. InMinutes generates the whole site from a description, includes appointment booking on every plan (Free included), and writes SEO at publish. Generate free, publish from $19/mo.

If you are weighing AI website builders against the Squarespace setup you already have, here is an honest account of what changes and what does not.

Squarespace homepage

What Squarespace does genuinely well

Start here, because the comparison is worthless otherwise.

Squarespace's template design is among the best in the industry, its editor is polished, and its brand and support are mature. Blueprint AI shortens the initial setup meaningfully. If your site is essentially a beautiful brochure and you enjoy the editor, there is no strong reason to move.

The friction shows up when the site has to do more than look good.

Booking is the biggest structural difference

On Squarespace, scheduling is Acuity — a genuinely good product, and a separate subscription starting around $16/mo billed annually on top of your website plan. Two logins, two bills, and an embedded widget on your page.

On InMinutes, booking is generated with the site and included on every plan, Free included. Card deposits at booking time are the Pro feature at $49/mo. For an appointment business, that is the difference between roughly $32+/mo for a booking-capable Squarespace setup and $19/mo on InMinutes Starter — or $49 if you want deposits, a store, and invoicing as well.

Generation versus assembly

AI website creation means different things in the two products. Squarespace AI helps you get started inside a template: it suggests copy and speeds up setup, and the structure comes from the template you picked.

InMinutes generates the structure itself from your business description — the page list, the section order, the copy, and the markup together — so a dental clinic and a taco truck do not come out with the same layout wearing different words. Whether that matters to you depends on whether the template you would have chosen was already right.

SEO at publish versus SEO as a checklist

Squarespace supports everything you need. The word doing the work is "supports": titles, descriptions, and structured data are fields you fill in, page by page, and most owners never finish.

InMinutes writes unique titles and meta descriptions per page, LocalBusiness structured data with your hours and phone, Open Graph tags, and a sitemap at publish. You can check what any live site is currently emitting with the free AI Visibility Checker before you decide whether this matters to you.

Editing model

Squarespace gives you a visual editor with sections and blocks. It is capable and it has a learning curve, and the practical result for many owners is that small updates get postponed.

InMinutes edits are conversational: "change Saturday hours to 9 to 2", "add a page for emergency callouts", "make the header darker". Neither model is universally better — designers usually prefer a canvas, busy owners usually prefer describing the change. Be honest about which one you are.

Side by side

	Squarespace	InMinutes
Publish a site	Basic $16/mo annual	Starter $19/mo ($15 annual)
Site creation	Template + Blueprint AI assist	Full site generated from a description
Booking	Acuity, separate from ~$16/mo	Included on every plan, Free included
Booking deposits	Acuity tier	Pro $49/mo
Store platform fee	2% on Basic, 0% on Core $23+	0% on Pro $49 with Stripe or PayPal
SEO	Fields you fill in	Written at publish
Editing	Visual editor	Chat-based
Design ceiling	Higher	Lower
That last row is not a typo. If absolute design control is your priority, Squarespace and Webflow both beat a generator, and you should stay where you are.

What switching actually involves

There is no one-click migration, and anyone promising one is glossing. In practice you generate the new site from your business description, paste across the content you want to keep, point your domain, and set up redirects for any URLs that change.

For a typical five-to-ten page small business site that is an afternoon. The part worth care is redirects — mapping old URLs to new ones preserves the search rankings you have already earned, and skipping it is the one mistake that actually costs you traffic.

Try it before you decide

Generate your business on InMinutes, free, and put it next to your current Squarespace site. That comparison is concrete in a way no table is.

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