Rollout Reviews

I've tried tons of AI Website builders (all that have came out on AppSumo and those that did not). Rollout is by far the best. It's better than the top-rate builder currently on the market. Give it a try; it won't disappoint. I originally started testing with using one or two sentence prompt. The results were good. With continuing testing of prompts, I can create an excellent webpage with prompts with very detailed information. My latest test consist of a prompt that was over 2 pages long and it went into every detail from sales copy, page layout, color palette, detail information about my target market, image size and ratio, etc... I used ChatGPT to help create this detailed prompt by asking it to create a prompt for an AI website builder. Also, I would have Rollout create a website and modify my prompt even further by adding to the prompt of what to add or subtract from the website. This does take time, but a lot quicker before AI was around.

Once you get a website you really like, you click over the section and have the AI make the needed changes (have to be specific on what change you want). Few days ago I was able to edit the text on the website by clicking on the section. Now, this is not working and got frustrated. Now it seems it was changed so now you have to use the AI editor to make edits for text copy. It takes a little longer, but it works.

I only know how to work with WP, so I can't wait for the WP plugin. I hope pointing my domain to the website I'm creating will not be a problem. Instructions are provided.

I have tried a lot of alternatives and this one is the best, even compared with the overrated Lovable.

Really happy of having this monster in my tech stack.

I recently tried out Rollout, a website builder from Dukaan team, and I wanted to share my thoughts. I hate to say it, but I wasn't too impressed - I'd give it 2 out of 5 stars. Let me break it down for you:
The Not-So-Great Stuff
1. Working with images is a real pain - it's super limited and frustrating
2. The templates are pretty basic and make every site look the same
3. If you're looking for cool stuff like animations or interactive features, you won't find them here
4. The AI-powered tools (forms, maps, etc.) are pretty glitchy and you'll often need to fix things manually

The Good Bits
1. You can whip up a simple HTML website pretty quickly
2. It works fine if you just need a basic one-page site
3. Total beginners won't have trouble figuring it out

Look, I really wanted to like Rollout, but it needs a lot of work before it can compete with other website builders out there. Between the history of customer support from dukaan and all its limitations, I can only recommend it if you need something super basic. Otherwise, you might want to look elsewhere.

whilst rollout might at first glance seem like it produces nice webpages

they all seem to use massive amount of gpu and cpu when loaded

even the rollout.site home page

is this part of user experience that google inspects ?

and the issue reported to founder but they are in dream world thinking they are perfect and just ignore any issues.

I am launching multiple software packages at a fast clip and they all need websites. After taking screenshots of an app that is in pre alpha but needs a "face" for investors (newslab.ai - an LLM driven avatar based news engine) Having no time to think through a web deisgn I thought I'd try throwing in the design spec into Perplexity, asking for a website design for n AI Coding engine. 10 minutes later I had my beautiful v1 website, that everyone i showed thought I had a hired a pro web developer. Now, I could ge back coding. Thanks Rollout! 5 tacos is my vote!