Self-guided demo

Edit a real estate website in two minutes. No signup.

The demo opens a sample Savvy Studio site in the editor. Follow six short steps, or wander off and try your own edits. Nothing is saved.

Start on Studio

Open the demo editor

Works on a laptop or a phone. Takes about two minutes.

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What you will do

Six steps, one sample site.

Describe a change

Change the headline and the button color with one sentence, the way you would text a friend.

Try your own

Type your own edit. The demo knows a handful; your real site handles far more.

Edit by hand

Click a heading or a button and change it yourself. Every page is blocks; no code.

Draft and publish

See your changes listed in the draft, undo one, and see what publishing does.

Connect your AI

See how Claude, ChatGPT, Codex or Cursor connect with the MCP connector, and what they can do.

Pick your plan

$99/mo or $990/yr. Add IDX for $99/mo + $99 setup. Build it yourself or have us build it.

After the demo

Sign once, then build.

Pick your plan, review a one-page agreement, sign it and pay by card. If you build it yourself, you land in your own site in the editor right after paying. If you chose done-for-you, our team builds the first version and emails you.

  • No setup fee to build it yourself
  • $150 one-time to have us build it
  • 30 days' notice to cancel
Get started
A Savvy Studio site

Questions

Demo questions

Do I need an account for the demo?

No. The demo opens a sample site and saves nothing, so there is nothing to sign up for. Your own site starts when you pick a plan.

Is there a free trial instead?

No. The demo is how you see Savvy Studio first. When you are ready, you sign a one-page agreement and pay, and you are in.

Does the demo use real AI?

The demo runs scripted edits so it is instant and free. Your real site uses Studio's AI editor (about 3 credits per edit, 100 credits a month included) or your own AI through the connector.

Do I have to use AI to edit my site?

No. Every page is made of blocks you can open and change by hand, no code needed. Type a change when that is faster, edit the block yourself when you want control. Both write to a draft you publish when you are ready.