Tell us what you’re building
Add your business name, description and an optional headline. Your words become the page.
Start with one clear promise, one example and one next step. In Pollen, turn your business details into a simple draft, choose a style, preview it and download standalone HTML.
Add your business name, description and an optional headline. Your words become the page.
Choose Editorial, Studio or Bold. Switch between desktop and phone previews as you edit.
Save your draft. Sign in with Auto Units to keep it under your account. Download a standalone HTML file when it’s ready.
Illustrative example
A website maker for founders launching an AI product.
If your product is hard to explain, start with the person and the job rather than a list of AI features.
For example: “Turn meeting notes into a reviewable task list” says more than “AI that transforms work”. This is illustrative copy, not a tested Pollen customer result.
Pollen’s current builder makes a simple text-led layout in three styles. It does not generate the imagery or motion on Pollen’s own marketing site.
Your business name and a description of what you’re building. A headline is optional. Use public-facing copy, not confidential product plans.
Choose Editorial, Studio or Bold and switch between desktop and phone previews. Review the downloaded file on your actual devices before release.
No. It gives you a standalone HTML file. Hosting, domain setup and production publishing are separate. Going live needs a separate review.
No citation or search result is promised. Write clear, useful answers and keep important product facts visible. Continuous improvement and agent-readable outputs for generated sites are planned; the current HTML export does not establish those capabilities.
The Connect your agent instructions describe the draft-tool release candidate and how to check availability. Production tools are unverified; use the builder if they are unavailable.
Pollen has no published price or paid plan. Payments are disabled.
Make your site ↗Your HTML is a file you can review and host separately. Going live needs a separate review.
Planned: sites that keep improving and help AI assistants understand your business.
Connect your agent ↗