Website builder

Your company site,
shipped this afternoon.

A real site and blog on your own domain, built from sections rather than a blank canvas — and it's already in the workspace you're paying for.

Pick a section, switch to mobile, hit publish. The builder below is live.

Start free — 3 users See pricing

Replaces Webflow · WordPress · Wix

Screenshot of the Roomie website builder on a phone — This is the real app running on sample data — click around, nothing is saved.

Screenshot of the Roomie website builder — This is the real app running on sample data — click around, nothing is saved.

How it goes

From nothing to a live domain

Name the site, add the sections the page needs, write the words, point the domain. The certificate issues itself and the sitemap goes out. The whole job is an afternoon, and it doesn't need the one person on the team who knows CSS.

Section presets for the pages every company needs
Mobile is a toggle, not a second build
Publishing is one button — and reversible

Building and publishing a page

Why it's here

A website that's connected to the company behind it

A standalone site builder gives you a brochure that knows nothing about your business. This one sits next to your mail, your tickets and your support inbox — so a form becomes a conversation, a conversation becomes a ticket, and a job post comes from the same list HR already keeps.

Contact forms arrive in a shared mailbox
The support widget is the same inbox your team already works in
Collections mean one source of truth for clients and openings

What you get

Enough site to be taken seriously

Not a page builder toy — a domain, a blog, forms that reach someone, and the SEO plumbing done properly.

Sections, not a blank canvas

You choose what a section is for — hero, pricing, FAQ — and it lays itself out. That's why a non-designer finishes the page instead of abandoning it.

Collections

Clients, job posts, case studies. Add a record once and every page that lists them updates. No page editing to publish a new opening.

A blog that ranks

Categories, authors, sitemap, RSS, OpenGraph and structured data written for you. The parts SEO actually depends on.

Forms land somewhere real

A contact form arrives in a shared mailbox and can become a ticket. Not a CSV export you remember to check.

Your domain, your SSL

Point the domain, certificates issue automatically, and the site is live. Same DNS panel as your mail.

The support widget in one toggle

Turn on the chat widget and the conversations arrive in the same support inbox as everything else.

Honestly

Roomie's builder vs Webflow

If you have a designer and the site is the product, use Webflow. This is for the company that needs a credible site and has nobody to spare.

Roomie

Webflow

Cost

Included in the $2 workspace

$23/month for one site, plus hosting add-ons

Who can edit it

Anyone on the team

Usually whoever built it

Form submissions

Arrive as mail and can become tickets

A separate inbox or an integration

Blog

Built in with categories and RSS

CMS collections, configured by you

Local payment

eSewa, FonePay, Khalti

International card only

Where they're ahead

Section layouts, limited free-form design

Pixel-level control and rich animation

You can't move every box anywhere you like here, and that constraint is the reason the page gets finished.

Free for 3 usersNPR 250/user/month ($2)eSewa · FonePay · Khalti

Every feature on this page is in that price. Self-hosting is $2,000 a year an instance, on your own servers.

Questions

The website builder, answered

Can I publish on my own domain?

Yes. A site can be published on a Roomie subdomain or connected to your own domain, with HTTPS handled for you.

Does it include a blog?

Yes. A site can have a blog and structured collections, with posts written in the same editor as the rest of the workspace.

Do I need to know how to code?

No. Pages are built from sections — navigation, hero, features, pricing, testimonials, contact forms — that you edit in place. You can also ask the AI to draft or change a page.

Where do form submissions go?

Into the workspace. Submissions appear in the site's inbox and notify your team, so a contact form does not need a separate form service.

Is the builder included in the price?

Yes, the website builder is part of the workspace and is currently in beta. Roomie is free for up to 3 users. After that it is $2 per user per month (NPR 250 in Nepal), and that one price covers every part of the workspace — there is no separate charge for this.

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