STAGES 1–4 • BEFORE PURCHASE
Define, plan, generate and inspect the real website before choosing a paid plan.
The Builder is specification-first. Explicit customer choices remain requirements; Omega-native orchestration and planning assist strategy, while the verified sixteen-stage Omega production pipeline owns generation and final validation.
01
Specify the website
Define business information, industry, audience, markets, pages, repeatable page families, design system, content, media, features and advanced requirements. Current production supports 73 industry starting points, 111 selectable page types, six repeatable page systems, up to 120 generated pages, one logo plus up to 60 supporting images, and a professional brief of up to 50,000 characters. The Omega AI Agent also accepts messages/specification input up to 50,000 characters.
02
Normalise + plan
Omega converts the Builder inputs into one authoritative project specification. Omega-native AI knowledge can assist strategy through constrained structured planning; Omega’s native deterministic planning engine works directly from the authoritative Builder specification, source evidence and canonical knowledge without requiring an external AI provider.
03
Generate the production target
The validated project state enters the verified sixteen-stage production architecture, ordered from AI Orchestrator and Entity Architecture through Website Specification, Site Architecture, Design System, Semantic HTML, Content + Conversion, SEO + Schema, Image, Performance, Security, Web Metrics Readiness, Accessibility, Forms + Backend, Deployment and Final Validation. The selected output target is then produced within that controlled architecture. Pure HTML creates portable semantic web files; WordPress uses the dedicated WordPress-aware renderer and package workflow.
04
Process media + quality
Omega can produce responsive AVIF, WebP, JPEG and PNG image families plus favicon/ICO assets, then evaluates SEO/schema, accessibility readiness, performance readiness, security, platform rules and generated-project integrity.