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AI Site Builder roadmap

A simple view of what has been completed, what is coming next, what is in development, and what we are exploring for digital agency workflows.

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Elementor and Divi at launch Native builder output Staged early access
Now Done

Initial release

Generate, edit, and deploy AI websites into Staq using Elementor or Divi.

Coming soon Next

Agency workflow

Usage credits, client discovery, approvals, QA, and reusable sections.

In development Build

Builder expansion

Blueprints, forms, SEO, schema, WooCommerce, and more builders.

Exploring Labs

Future paths

Static hosting, cloud forms, headless output, and AI-assisted revisions.

ROADMAP BOARD

What we are releasing, planning, building, and researching.

This roadmap is designed to be easy to scan. Each card represents a feature area, not a fixed delivery promise.

Now

Available at launch

The first release is focused on turning a brief into a working WordPress website.

AI website brief

Done

Capture business branding, target market, services, tone, goals, and custom project information before generation.

Website generation

Done

Generate a professional website with page structure, content, heading hierarchy, and publicly licensed image sources.

Image generation

Done

Generate professional and realistic images using AI prompting.

AI and manual editing

Done

Select page elements, rewrite text, adjust headings, or use the AI chat assistant to request changes.

Sitemap and CSV builds

Done

Build multiple pages from a sitemap, CSV upload, or existing URL used as a content reference for the same client.

Elementor and Divi output

Done

Deploy websites into Staq Managed Hosting for WordPress and Staq AI will install your desired page builder together with build the entire site using native page builder elements, not locked HTML modules. All done within minutes.

Coming soon

Agency workflow

These items improve project intake, client review, usage control, and pre-launch quality.

Token and credit system

Planned

Support prepaid usage and subscription-based usage for AI credits.

Multi-model design options

Planned

Switch between AI models to compare different design directions and outputs.

Client discovery form

Planned

Send a form to the client, collect basic answers, then enhance those answers with AI before building the website.

Client approval workflow

Planned

Share projects with clients, let them tag page elements, leave comments, request changes, and approve the final direction.

AI QA before launch

Planned

Check for common launch issues such as missing links, weak headings, mobile issues, missing SEO data, and form gaps.

Reusable section library

Planned

Save and reuse approved sections such as hero areas, service blocks, FAQs, testimonials, and calls to action.

In development

Builder expansion

These features expand what the AI Site Builder can create and where it can deploy.

Blueprint-based template builds

Building

Build, save, and reuse blueprint template websites so future sites can follow proven agency templates.

URL-based layout inspiration

Building

Use a URL as layout and content inspiration for rebuilds, redesigns, or same-client site refreshes.

Design Files

Building

Upload design files from Figma etc and it'll use the design guidelines to build the website.

SEO, schema, and LLMs.txt

Building

Generate metadata, schema, internal linking ideas, and LLMs.txt files for stronger search and AI discovery readiness.

Form builder support

Building

Assessing contact form generation for Gravity Forms, Formidable Forms, Contact Form 7, and other form plugins.

More WordPress builders

Building

Expanding beyond Elementor and Divi to support Gutenberg, Bricks, WPBakery, Beaver Builder, Avada, Breakdance and other page builders.

Exploring

Future direction

These ideas are being researched as longer-term extensions of the AI Site Builder.

AI actions for client comments

Research

AI could help action client comments for agency review, reducing manual revision work.

Static website hosting

Research

Deploy AI-generated sites into static environments for landing pages and simple websites that do not need a CMS.

Cloud-based form builder

Research

Pair static websites with cloud forms for lightweight lead capture and simple client projects.

Headless and JavaScript frameworks

Research

Assessing future support for Astro, Next.js, Nuxt.js, and similar frameworks.

WooCommerce support

Research

Exploring store structure, product pages, category pages, and conversion-focused ecommerce layouts.

This roadmap shares our product direction. Features, order, and timing may change as we review feedback and improve quality.

LAUNCH FOUNDATION

What the roadmap builds on.

These are the core capabilities that support the first AI Site Builder release and connect it back into the Staq platform.

Native page builder deployment

Generated websites can deploy into Elementor or Divi using native builder elements, so agencies can continue editing after AI.

Regional deployment

Agencies can deploy websites into supported Staq regions including Australia, the United States, and the United Kingdom.

Global design settings

Typography, branding colours, spacing, margins, and button styles can be controlled globally across the generated website.

Staq hosting and optimisation

After deployment, sites can use Staq hosting, caching, optimisation controls, Redis Object Cache, and Core Web Vitals tooling.

Backups and security

Staq includes automated off-server backups, firewall controls, and login URL controls without needing extra operational tools.

Agency billing and management

Agencies can use Staq site management, Global Plugins, Stripe billing, and automation features after the site is live.

EARLY ACCESS

Access will be rolled out in stages.

The next update will explain how agencies can gain access to the AI Site Builder and how free launch credit usage will work under fair use.

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