HeyBoss Reviews

Summary: I’ve used Wix, Squarespace, and now HeyBoss AI. The difference here is you don’t really “build.” You describe, and it puts things together. It’s more done-for-you than DIY, which is useful if you’re short on time.

Positive: It's efficient and easy to navigate, has some pretty cool features. Not the biggest fan of vibe coding but still enjoyed it nevertheless

Negative: Can take some time sometimes but gets work done either way

Summary: I’m curious to see if they can balance speed with flexibility over time. Right now, it feels like a solid option for small business owners, freelancers, or anyone trying to validate an idea quickly without burning cash on a dev team.

Positive: I’ve been testing out HeyBoss AI over the past week. The idea is simple but kind of bold: instead of dragging elements around like you would with Wix or Squarespace, you describe what you want in plain text and an AI “team” sets it up for you. That includes the website itself, hosting, SEO baked in, payments, and even some lightweight analytics.

What stood out for me was speed. I described a service business site and had something usable in under 20 minutes. It wasn’t flashy, but it worked and was already SEO-friendly. Compared to the hours I’ve lost fiddling with DIY builders, that was refreshing.

The positioning is interesting too. They don’t pitch themselves as another DIY tool. It’s more of a “done-for-you, but powered by AI” approach. If you’re the kind of person who wants it done rather than learning how to do it, this fits.

Negative: There are limits, of course. If you want total control over every line of code or a custom stack, this isn’t it. It feels closer to “good enough to launch and test” rather than “pixel-perfect for enterprise.” But for small businesses or side projects, I see the appeal—especially for people who don’t want to spend weekends learning how to wire up hosting or payments.