We.Inc vs Dorik

Dorik is an AI-assisted website builder with a CMS, static export and white-label tools for agencies. We.Inc builds React sites and web apps from a chat. This page helps freelancers and agencies pick the right one for client work.

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Dorik and We.Inc both court agencies; they build very different sites

Dorik is a no-code website builder from Dorik, Inc. Its pricing page lists AI website generation, templates and UI blocks, a CMS with collections and blog posts, SEO controls including URL redirection, custom schema and editable robots.txt and LLMs.txt, and a white-label dashboard with client billing on every yearly plan. Sites can be exported as static files. Plans are sold yearly, monthly or as a lifetime deal, with a 7-day free trial.

We.Inc builds an editable React and TypeScript project from a chat description. You can change it by clicking, chatting or coding, add a Stripe store, forms, a CMS and a Cloud database with logins, and download the full project as a ZIP on any plan.

For agencies shipping many brochure sites and blogs with a client dashboard, Dorik is a cheaper and well-fitted option. For client work that needs a store, logins or app features, or that a developer will extend in code, We.Inc goes further.

Key differences for agencies and site owners

Pricing model: Dorik charges by custom domains (1 on Personal, 3 on Business, unlimited on Agency). We.Inc charges by AI credits and includes unlimited sites on paid plans.
Export: Dorik exports a site as static files. We.Inc exports the full React and Vite project, and Max adds one-click GitHub export.
Redirects: Dorik lists URL redirection among its SEO features. We.Inc does not document a redirect manager.
App features: We.Inc has a Cloud panel with a database, user login, file storage and edge functions. Dorik lists password-protected pages, forms and Airtable integration.
White label: Dorik includes a white-label dashboard and client billing on all yearly plans. We.Inc's white label bills through Stripe Connect and is priced on a 30-minute demo.

Feature-by-feature comparison

See exactly what you get with each platform.

Feature	We.Inc	Dorik
AI site generation	Full project from chat	All plans
Code access	Built-in code editor	Custom code blocks
Collections	CMS panel	5 per site on Personal, unlimited above
Import posts from other blogs	No	WordPress, Medium, Ghost, Substack
Redirects	Not documented; keep old paths	URL redirection
Structured data and robots.txt	SEO panel	Custom schema, robots.txt, LLMs.txt
Store	Store panel with variants and discounts	Payment button
Database and user logins	Cloud panel	No
Site export	Full React project ZIP	Static files only
White label with client billing	Tailored quote (book a demo)	Included on yearly plans

Pricing

We.Inc: Free tier, paid plans from $20/mo. Dorik: Personal $249/yr, Business $498/yr, Agency $948/yr; 7-day trial.

Dorik prices as of October 2026, from its own pricing page (linked in the sources below). Dorik's yearly plans are Personal at $249 a year ($20.75 a month), Business at $498 ($41.50 a month) and Agency at $948 ($79 a month). Plans differ mainly by custom domains, pages, blog posts and collaborators; all list white-label features and static export. Dorik also offers monthly and lifetime plans, which we did not record, and a 7-day free trial.

Agencies running many simple sites versus studios building custom ones

Dorik fits a freelancer or agency producing lots of marketing sites and blogs for clients who want to edit their own posts in a branded dashboard. Its Agency plan covers unlimited custom domains for $948 a year, and post import from WordPress, Medium, Ghost and Substack helps when taking over existing blogs.

We.Inc fits a studio whose clients ask for more than pages: an online shop with variants, a members area, a quote form tied to a Contacts list, or an internal tool. Each project is code, so custom work is never blocked by the editor.

When Dorik makes more sense

If your sites are content-led and you need redirects, custom schema and an editable LLMs.txt, Dorik ships those as settings. A solo owner with one site also pays less on Dorik Personal than on We.Inc Starter over a year. And if you want static HTML you can host anywhere without a build step, Dorik's export gives you that.

Rebuilding a Dorik site on We.Inc

Start by using Dorik's static export to keep a copy of your pages, and save blog content you may want to re-enter. Then paste your live Dorik address into We.Inc and ask for a rebuild; you get an editable React version with the same structure, and posts can go into a CMS collection.

Dorik's redirect rules do not carry over, and We.Inc does not document a redirect manager, so ask the AI to use the same page and post paths you had on Dorik. Connect your domain with the CNAME record from We.Inc's Domain panel, available from Starter.

Comparing the two white-label offers

Dorik bundles a white-label CMS dashboard, client billing and white-label documentation into all its yearly plans, priced by how many custom domains you connect. We.Inc's white label is a separate plan, quoted for your volume on a demo; each client sees a branded dashboard, and payments are handled through Stripe Connect. Compare by your client count and by whether clients need app features.

Frequently asked questions

Can I export my Dorik site?

Yes, as static files. Dorik's plan comparison lists Export Site (Static Only) on its plans. That gives you HTML you can host elsewhere, without the CMS behind it. We.Inc's export is the full React and TypeScript project, which runs locally with npm and deploys to any host that builds a Vite app.

Is Dorik cheaper than We.Inc?

For one site, usually. Dorik Personal costs $249 a year, about $20.75 a month, for one custom domain. We.Inc Starter is $20 a month and includes unlimited sites and AI building credits. For many client sites, compare Dorik Agency at $948 a year with the white label quote We.Inc gives on a demo.

Does Dorik have AI site generation?

Yes. Dorik lists AI website generation on all its plans, alongside templates and UI blocks. We.Inc's AI builds the whole project from your description and keeps working with you in chat afterwards, with click editing and a code editor for direct changes.

Can either one sell products?

Dorik lists a payment button among its site builder features rather than a full store. We.Inc's Store panel connects your own Stripe account and supports products with variants, digital downloads, shipping rates, discount codes and an orders list, though it is still simpler than a dedicated ecommerce platform.

Verdict

Dorik is a sensible, lower-cost choice for content sites and agencies that hand clients a branded editing dashboard, with redirects and static export included. We.Inc is the better pick when sites need stores, logins or app features, and when you want the full code.

Sources

Facts checked October 19, 2026.

Dorik pricing and plan comparison (2026-10-19)

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