Oxygen vs Weebly

Oxygen is a visual website builder for WordPress that works through manual editing or compatible AI agents. It installs as a plugin on an existing WordPress site, including local, staging, or live installations; a hosted demo is also available. The editor provides controls for Flexbox, CSS Grid, responsive breakpoints, semantic HTML, and HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and PHP code blocks. Reusable components, CSS variables, selectors, and JSON export for design tokens support design-system work. Dynamic fields, conditions, and query loops can use ACF, Meta Box, and ACPT content. Oxygen's Agent Connector, MCP server, and Abilities API support agents such as Claude, Codex, Cursor, and OpenCode, which can build pages, content types, templates, plugins, and content. The complete editor and AI tooling are free to try through a plugin, local setup, or hosted demo; the demo expires after four hours. AI credits are not sold by Oxygen, so users bring an agent under the vendor's own plan. Listed lifetime-billed plans include Basic at $129 a month, WooCommerce at $149 a month, and Ultimate at $179 a month. A separate lifetime license is $199.50 as a one-time purchase.

Weebly is a web-based platform for building and hosting websites, with tools for blogging, SEO, contact forms, booking, and e-commerce. It supports custom domains on paid plans, while its free plan uses a hosted Weebly subdomain and includes SSL security. Code export is available; an AI site builder is not. Weebly offers a free plan and three paid options, all billed annually. The Personal plan is $13.00 per month and connects a custom domain. Professional is $16.00 per month, with advanced site features and a custom domain. Performance is $29.00 per month and includes e-commerce and marketing features, plus a custom domain. Hosting is included, and the platform is available on the web. The listed maker is Weebly, headquartered in San Francisco. The supplied facts give two founding years, 2006 and 2007, so they do not establish a single year.