Dorik, Duda, and TeleportHQ are all hosted, AI-assisted website builders with agency-friendly options, which makes them a genuinely comparable trio. Dorik…
freemium · From Free (paid Professional plan from about $9/editor/month billed annually)
Best for: Developers who want AI-assisted design that exports clean, framework-native code in React, Vue, Next.js, or Angular
At a Glance
Dorik
Duda
TeleportHQ
Primary category
Website Builders
Website Builders
Website Builders
Rating
Not documented
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Pricing model
Freemium
Subscription
freemium
Starting price
Free (paid plans from $29/month)
$19/month (billed annually)
Free (paid Professional plan from about $9/editor/month billed annually)
Free plan
Yes
Not documented
Not documented
Free trial
Not documented
Yes
Yes
Platforms
Web
Web
Web
Team collaboration
Not documented
Not documented
Not documented
AI features
Yes
Yes
Yes
Public API
Not documented
Yes
Yes
Standout Differences
Free tier generosity varies widely
Dorik's free plan includes a custom domain and up to 200 blog posts, TeleportHQ's free plan caps out at 3 projects and 10 code exports, and Duda has no permanent free tier at all, only a 14-day trial.
Dorik, TeleportHQ, Duda
Code export approach differs
TeleportHQ exports across multiple frameworks including React, Vue, Next.js, and Angular, Dorik exports the underlying HTML and CSS on paid plans, and Duda only exposes code access starting on its Team tier.
TeleportHQ, Dorik, Duda
White-label reselling is a Dorik and Duda strength
Both Dorik and Duda offer a white-label dashboard for agencies reselling sites under their own brand, while TeleportHQ does not document a white-label option.
Dorik, Duda
All three bake in AI generation
Dorik, Duda, and TeleportHQ each include AI-assisted website or page generation from a prompt or business description, though Duda pairs it with an AI SEO Assistant that the other two don't document.
Dorik, Duda, TeleportHQ
Entry pricing spans a wide range
TeleportHQ's paid tier starts around $9 per editor per month, Duda's Basic plan starts at $19/month, and Dorik's Personal plan starts at $29/month, though Dorik's free plan is the most feature-complete of the three.
TeleportHQ, Duda, Dorik
Feature-by-Feature
AI & Content
Feature
Dorik
Duda
TeleportHQ
AI website or page generation
Available
Available
Available
Built-in CMS for blog or dynamic content
Available
Not documented
Not documented
Code & Export
Feature
Dorik
Duda
TeleportHQ
Code access or export
Available
Limited
Available
Multi-framework code export
Unavailable
Unavailable
Available
Agency & Collaboration
Feature
Dorik
Duda
TeleportHQ
White-label dashboard
Available
Available
Not documented
Team collaboration
Available
Available
Available
Pricing
Feature
Dorik
Duda
TeleportHQ
Permanent free tier
Available
Unavailable
Available
Pricing Compared
Starting price reflects the lowest paid tier, not the full cost for every team size or usage level.
Dorik
Free — $0 N/A
Personal — $29/month Monthly (from $10.38/month on 2-year billing)
Business — $59/month Monthly (from $20.75/month on 2-year billing)
Basic — $19/month (billed annually) or $25/month billed monthly Monthly or annual
Team — $29/month (billed annually) or $39/month billed monthly Monthly or annual
Agency — $52/month (billed annually) or $69/month billed monthly Monthly or annual
White Label — $149/month (billed annually) or $199/month billed monthly Monthly or annual
Custom — Custom quote Annual contract
TeleportHQ
Free — $0 monthly
Professional — About $9/editor/month billed annually ($18/editor/month billed monthly) monthly or annual
Agency — Custom annual contract
Enterprise — Custom annual contract
Pros & Cons
Dorik
Pros
Free plan is genuinely usable, including a custom domain and up to 200 blog posts.
Significantly cheaper than Webflow at comparable functionality levels.
White-label dashboard and unlimited-site Agency plan make it attractive for agencies reselling websites.
Code export option avoids full platform lock-in for more advanced users.
Cons
Design flexibility is less granular than Webflow for users who want pixel-level control.
Smaller template and integration ecosystem compared to Wix or Squarespace.
Page and blog post limits on Free and Personal plans can be restrictive for content-heavy sites.
Smaller company and community than more established website builder competitors.
Duda
Pros
Purpose-built for agencies managing multiple client sites
True white-label reseller capability on higher-tier plans
AI tools speed up site creation and SEO work
Managed AWS hosting with no server setup required
Cons
Not the cheapest option for a single small-business site
Per-site add-on costs can add up for large agencies
Less design freedom than code-first builders like Webflow
No permanently free plan, only a 14-day trial
TeleportHQ
Pros
Exports genuinely production-ready, framework-native code rather than locking users into a proprietary format
Generous free plan includes unlimited team collaborators and AI website generation
Supports multiple popular frameworks (React, Vue, Next.js, Angular), giving development teams flexibility
Figma import streamlines the handoff from design tools into working code
Affordable entry-level paid plan compared to many design-to-code competitors
Cons
Free plan limits projects to 3 and code exports to 10, which can be restrictive for active users
Smaller company and community compared to larger no-code platforms, which may mean fewer third-party integrations
Name similarity to the unrelated company Teleport (goteleport.com) can cause confusion in search results
Advanced hosting features like multiple custom domains require the higher-priced Agency plan
AI-generated layouts typically require manual refinement before they are production-ready
Use Cases
Choose Dorik: Budget-conscious solo entrepreneurs and small agencies who want a genuinely usable free plan plus affordable white-label reselling
Choose Duda: Agencies managing many client sites that need the deepest client-management, white-label, and AI toolset
Choose TeleportHQ: Developers who want AI-assisted design that exports clean, framework-native code in React, Vue, Next.js, or Angular
Dorik
Small business websites — Launching a professional business or portfolio website quickly using templates and AI-generated starting content.
Agency client site management — Building and managing many client websites under an agency's own brand using the white-label dashboard.
Blogging and content publishing — Running a blog or content-driven site using Dorik's built-in CMS without a separate blogging platform.
Duda
Digital agency managing dozens of client websites — Agencies use Duda's multi-site tools and client dashboards to build and maintain many small-business websites efficiently.
Web hosting company white-labeling a site builder — Hosting and SaaS companies embed Duda's white-labeled builder as a value-added feature for their own customers.
Freelance designer speeding up site production with AI — Independent web professionals use AI-assisted building and SEO tools to deliver client sites faster.
TeleportHQ
Rapid front-end prototyping — Designers and developers use TeleportHQ to visually prototype interfaces and export working framework code quickly.
Marketing site and landing page creation — Small teams build and publish marketing sites and landing pages without a full development cycle.
Design-to-code handoff — Teams import Figma designs into TeleportHQ to accelerate handoff from design to production-ready code.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which of these three is cheapest to start with?
Dorik and TeleportHQ both offer permanent free plans, while Duda has no free tier and starts at $19/month after its 14-day trial. TeleportHQ's paid tier then starts lower, around $9 per editor per month, versus Dorik's $29/month Personal plan.
Does Dorik lock me into its platform long term?
No. Dorik offers HTML and CSS code export on its paid plans, which lets users move a finished site elsewhere if needed.
Is TeleportHQ a good fit for agencies reselling websites to clients?
It's less built for that than Dorik or Duda. TeleportHQ doesn't document a white-label option, while both Dorik and Duda offer dedicated white-label dashboards for agency reselling.
Which tool has the most extensive AI feature set?
All three include AI website generation, but Duda goes further with a dedicated AI SEO Assistant and an AI Connector built on the Model Context Protocol on higher tiers.
Can I white-label any of these tools for my clients?
Yes for Dorik and Duda, both of which offer a white-label dashboard. TeleportHQ does not document a white-label capability.