AI site builder
Siteshare vs v0
v0 by Vercel builds and changes apps by chat, works on GitHub repositories, and publishes through a pull request. Siteshare is made for the client a site is handed over to: their own editor, free, on any host.
| Question | Siteshare | v0 |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | An editor at the client's own site, /edit, on the site you built | An AI builder for apps and sites, from Vercel |
| How a client edits | Chat, select or draw on the real site; double-click to type | As a team member: chat, or Design Mode for visual edits |
| Cost of a client | Unlimited clients on every plan, Free included | Collaboration from Plus, $30 per user a month, with credits per user |
| Before it goes live | A draft, a build check on a clean copy, then one commit on main | A working branch with a preview; Publish merges a pull request |
| Where the site lives | Your GitHub repository and your own host | GitHub sync; hosting on Vercel, exporting the code is possible |
| Limits per client | Four levels per client; changes above wait for approval | On Plus every team member has Builder access; viewer roles on Enterprise |
| Price | Free for 1 site, then $9 a site a month, down to $4 as you grow (5 sites $36, 20 sites $126); clients and builders unlimited | Free (7 messages a day), Plus $30, Business $100 per user a month |
A builder’s seat, or a client’s editor
v0 is a builder for your team: every collaborator is a seat with their own credits, and on Plus every member can build. That fits developers and designers; for a client who wants to change opening hours, it’s a lot of tool and a monthly seat.
Siteshare gives that client an editor at their own site, /edit. Every plan has room for as many clients as you like, and what each may change is set per client. Changes above their level wait for your approval.
Both publish safely
v0 never pushes to main: changes go to a working branch and Publish merges a pull request. Siteshare keeps a draft per site and, at Publish, builds exactly the files that go live on a clean copy; only a site that builds gets one commit on main. Your host, Vercel or another, deploys it.
Use both
Build with v0, hand over with Siteshare. Both work on the same GitHub repository.
When v0 is the better choice
- You build and host on Vercel and want building and changes in one tool.
- The people editing are developers or designers on your team.
- You want design changes with Design Mode, published as pull requests.
Questions
Can I use Siteshare on a site built with v0?
Yes. If the code is in a GitHub repository and runs on Node, Siteshare works on it, and Vercel keeps deploying your main branch.
Does a client need a v0 seat to use Siteshare?
No. Siteshare's clients don't need an account anywhere else; they sign in at their own site with a code from their email.
Hand it over. Get your evenings back.
Free for one site, forever. No card needed.