Your design system, not a template
Aura reads the palette, the fonts, the spacing and the radii your theme already uses, and builds inside them. A section generated on a Tuesday looks like it was drawn with the ones you had before.
Describe the page. Get the page.
Aura is a WordPress plugin that builds pages section by section — in your site's own palette and fonts, with real posts, products and menus from your database. Not a screenshot to rebuild by hand: working sections you can edit like any other block.
Start free — 10 creditsSee how it works
No credit card. The free credits do not expire.
It writes sections, not screenshots
You describe a page in the Studio chat. Aura plans it, then builds one section at a time — markup, styles and behaviour — and drops each one onto the page as you watch. Every section is a real block of the site: you can reword it, reorder it, restyle it, or throw it away and ask for another.
Four steps, once
- 1
Create your account
Sign up and you get ten credits — roughly three complete pages — and an activation key.
- 2
Install the plugin
Download the zip, upload it in Plugins → Add new, activate.
- 3
Paste the key
One field, under Aura → Settings. There is nothing else to configure.
- 4
Describe a page
Open the Studio and say what you want. The first section lands in under a minute.
What makes the pages fit the site
Real content, not lorem ipsum
The sections can loop over your posts, products and custom fields, show a menu, or hide a block when there is nothing to put in it. They are templates, so they stay right when the content changes.
Start from a page you like
Give Aura an address and it opens the page in a real browser, splits it into sections and reads the styles that actually resolved. Then it rebuilds them as your sections, in your design system.
Editable without touching code
Every text, image and link the model wrote becomes a field in a panel. Change a headline the way you would in any editor — and ask for a bigger change in words.
Beside Gutenberg, not instead of it
Each page belongs to one editor or the other, and you choose which. Nothing you have already built is converted, migrated or touched.
Entrances, carousels, the usual furniture
Scroll reveals and sliders come out working, from the engine that ships with the plugin. Nothing is fetched from anybody else's server when a visitor loads the page.
The pages are yours, including if you leave
A built page lives in your WordPress database and is drawn by the plugin's own engine. If the service is down, if your plan lapses, if you stop paying us altogether — the pages keep working exactly as they are. Only building new things stops.
Pricing
One credit is about five sections, or a third of a complete page.
Trial
free
- 1 site
- 10 credits, one off
- about 3 complete pages
To see what it does, without a card. These credits never expire.
Start freeSolo
€99/month
- 1 site
- 30 credits a month
- about 10 pages a month
For someone building their own site.
Choose this planAgency
€399/month
- 10 sites
- 120 credits a month
- about 40 pages a month
For someone building sites for clients: ten sites, one shared pool of credits.
Choose this planQuestions people actually ask
Do I need to know how to code?
No. You describe what you want and edit the result through a panel of fields. If you do read code, the section's markup and styles are right there and you can edit them by hand.
What happens to my existing pages?
Nothing at all. Aura only touches pages you hand to it. Everything built with Gutenberg, Elementor or your theme stays exactly where it is.
Which theme does it need?
Any theme, classic or block. Aura reads the design tokens the theme exposes and falls back to what it can measure from the site when a theme declares nothing.
What is a credit, in real terms?
A credit is a unit of model cost. Measured on real work: one section costs about a fifth of a credit, a whole page — planning, eight to ten sections, a consistency pass and a few touch-ups — lands between two and four.
Where does my content go?
The service keeps no copy of your site. It receives what a request needs — your palette, your fonts, the list of what content types exist — builds the answer and forgets it. What is kept is the usage record: how much was generated and what it cost.
Can I use it for client sites?
That is what the Agency plan is for: ten sites and one shared pool of credits. The sites you build stay working after the project ends, with no key of their own.
Ten credits, no card
Enough for about three complete pages. If it does not convince you, you have spent nothing but an afternoon.