DIY builders like Wix, Squarespace, and AI tools such as Lovable and Bolt are great for getting something live cheaply and fast — and for a simple brochure site, they are often the right answer. The limits show up when you need real speed, custom functionality, integrations, or to stop being locked into a platform. Kiyansh builds custom when you have outgrown the builder — including rescuing AI-built prototypes that hit a wall.
Start a build →| Kiyansh Group | DIY builder | |
|---|---|---|
| Cost | A fixed-scope build you own | Cheap monthly, but capped by the platform |
| Speed to launch | Days — we build it for you | Hours — you build it yourself |
| Custom functionality | Anything you need | Only what the platform allows |
| Performance & SEO | Tuned and fast | Template overhead, often slow |
| Ownership | Your code and accounts | Locked to the platform |
| Best fit | You have outgrown the builder | A simple brochure site on a DIY budget |
Not necessarily. If the builder covers your needs, staying is a perfectly good answer. People move for control and headroom: custom features, faster load times, no lock-in, and full ownership. We will tell you honestly if a move is not worth it yet.
Not if the migration is done right — every URL 301-redirected and content kept at parity. We treat a migration as a URL-preservation project, so rankings hold rather than drop.
Yes. That is AI-MVP Rescue: we take an AI-built prototype that hit a wall and turn it into secure, scalable, production-grade software. Free triage first.
Tell us the project and we'll give you a straight answer — even if the honest answer is that another option fits you better.
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