Lokuma Website Builder vs Styka

Lokuma Website Builder creates websites from natural-language prompts, uploaded files, visuals, an existing URL, or a template. Its browser editor lets you change text, images, and links, remove elements, inspect code, and request edits through chat. Free accounts receive three monthly credits, with one credit used for each AI generation or edit. Free sites publish to a lokuma.app subdomain. Starter and higher plans add custom domains and export of responsive HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and static assets for external hosting. Starter is listed at $15 a month and includes 30 builds of history per project. Documented uses include marketing pages, small-business sites with menus or bookings, portfolios, and lightweight company sites. The service targets founders, small businesses, creators, and teams. A separate Design Agent works with Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Lovable, Bolt, and any MCP client. Lokuma says it uses encryption and access controls and does not sell personal data. Submitted AI inputs may be processed to operate and improve the product.

Styka creates an editable business website from a public Google Business Profile, usually in minutes. Each generated site starts as a private draft and becomes public only when the owner publishes it. Editing covers text, photos, sections, colors and fonts without code. Sites can display up to six selected public Google reviews, favoring higher-rated entries with attribution and a Google link. Styka fetches the Google Maps rating when a site is generated or regenerated rather than on a background schedule. Menu items and prices can be transcribed from a photo or PDF for review before publishing. The free plan costs nothing and includes one website, three one-time section refreshes, a Styka subdomain, hosting and SSL, plus a Made with Styka footer. Pro costs $15 a month, billed monthly; Agency costs $35 a month, billed monthly. Both include HTML export, while Agency adds site transfers to clients.