Convika

Free plan · paid from $12/mo · 14-day trial

What the maker publishes

AI generation

The dashboard generates landing pages from a prompt or URL and lets users choose an AI model and refine pages in plain language. source

Analytics

Built-in analytics track pageviews, unique visitors, referrers, UTM sources, button clicks, devices, countries, and form entries. source

Code export

limited source

Custom domain

Yes source

Domains and SSL

Custom domains use subdomains, require CNAME and TXT DNS records, and receive an automatically issued SSL certificate; automatic setup does not support root domains. source

Editor limitation

Convika says it has no drag-and-drop editor; users request changes through dashboard AI or an AI client. source

Forms

Landing pages can collect form entries, which appear in the dashboard and can be exported as CSV or JSON. source

Free plan

Yes source

Hosting

Published pages are served on Cloudflare's network and keep loading if the dashboard or MCP server is down. source

Hosting included

Yes source

HTML upload

Users can upload an .html or .htm file up to 2 MB or paste HTML code, and uploads use no AI credits. source

Integrations

Convika documents MCP connections for Claude, Claude Code, ChatGPT in Developer mode, Codex, and other remote MCP clients. source

Notable limits

Free supports 10 pages, 10,000 monthly pageviews, 50 monthly form entries, and one custom domain; its analytics history covers up to 90 days. source

Prompt-to-site workflow

Yes source

Publishing

Pages start as private previews and publish to a Convika address or a connected custom domain, with version rollback available. source

Purpose

Convika hosts landing pages made with AI tools, letting users upload HTML, generate pages in its dashboard, or publish through an MCP client. source

Paid from

12 source

Support

Pro and MAX include priority support, while Enterprise includes dedicated support. source

Team collaboration

Yes source

Webhooks

Form entries can be sent to a configured URL, and webhook requests include an HMAC-SHA256 Convika-Signature header. source

Checked against the maker's pages on 9 Oct 2026.