Refresh Kiwi
2 Minutes. One New Website.
What it does
Give us a couple of minutes and see a brand-new website for your business. No coding, no complicated builder. Free to try, no signup needed. Paste your old site or start fresh. Pro is £8/month to take it live.
Give us a couple of minutes and see a brand-new website for your business. No coding, no complicated builder. Free to try — no signup needed.
Paste your website, type your business name, or tell us what you do. We'll turn it into a fresh, modern site in about 2 minutes. Three ways in. Same ~2-minute website out. Paste your URL, find your business on Google, or talk into the mic and tell us what you do. Paste your website address, search your business name on Google, or describe what you do — type it or talk into the mic. No account, no card. In about 2 minutes we turn that into a proper site — words, layout, colours, buttons. Already live somewhere? That site stays put until you switch. £8/month puts it online with unlimited edits in plain English — no drag-and-drop, no credits, no tier maze. These are refresh examples — paste a…from refresh.kiwi
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