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How Wigoh works, end to end

The onboarding chat with the message box reading Ask anything

1. You tell Wigoh what you want​

The first screen after you sign in is a chat. Type a website address, or describe the site you want. The assistant works out whether you want a migration, a redesign or a new build, and shows you a card to confirm.

2. Wigoh prepares a private WordPress site​

As soon as you confirm, Wigoh provisions a fresh WordPress installation that only you can reach. The chat shows a short checklist of steps while this runs (for example Provisioning Server, Cloning Website, Quality Check). The preview appears on the right as soon as there is something to show.

3. You review and refine in the editor​

When the build finishes you land in the editor: chat on the left, your site on the right. Describe changes in plain words, or click Visual edits and select an element on the page first. Undo and redo are one click away. You can also open the full Elementor editor in a new tab.

4. You choose a plan when you want to finish the site​

A build starts on a free preview. The free preview covers what the free allowance allows and rate-limits AI edits. To build the remaining pages and take the site live you pick a plan. Plans are monthly and belong to one website.

5. Wigoh builds the remaining pages​

After payment, Wigoh builds the remaining pages of the site in the background and tells you when it is ready to review.

6. You go live​

The Deploy button opens a four-step Go live wizard: a readiness check, which business the site is for, whether you have a domain, and a final confirmation. Wigoh copies the site to its production hosting, installs an SSL certificate and connects your domain if you chose one.

7. Afterwards​

  • Keep editing: the site stays in your workspace.
  • Manage the domain, DNS records and SFTP access from the site's settings page.
  • Use the business tools that come with your plan from the business dashboard.