The comparison, both ways
Agencies sell strategy, accountability and production. A tool replaces one of those three well. Whether that's the right trade depends on which one you were actually buying.
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Agency engagements bundle several distinct things. Unbundling them is the only way to tell whether a tool is a substitute or a false economy in your case.
Research into your customers, competitive positioning, deciding what the site should say and to whom. A good agency's value is concentrated here, and no generator has any access to it.
If your redesign is really a repositioning, hire someone. A better-looking version of the wrong message is worse than useless because it postpones the real problem.
Someone whose job it is to deliver, who can be chased, and who carries the risk if it goes wrong. For a business-critical rebuild on a deadline, that's worth real money.
A tool transfers all of that to you. If you don't have the time or appetite to own the outcome, that transfer is the whole problem rather than a saving.
Turning a decision into pages: layout, styling, responsive behaviour, markup. It's the largest line item in most quotes and the most mechanical part of the work.
This is what generation replaces, and it replaces it well. Which is why the tool-versus-agency question is really: was production most of what you were buying?
Generate a redesign first — it either solves your problem or clarifies what you actually need to buy.
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For creators & freelancers
or $200/year — keep $40
For power users & builders
or $500/year — keep $100
Scale with your team
or $1,000/year — keep $200
