What Dorik changed

• Added a period to the end of the sentence describing the AI website generation feature under the "Stunning Websites" section.

The competitor is refining the messaging around their core AI value proposition. Even a small punctuation update suggests they are actively reviewing and polishing their primary marketing hooks for the AI builder.

• Removed the text "No credit card. No catch." from the bottom signup section.
• Updated the Product Hunt link to point directly to the Dorik product page.
• Adjusted text spacing in the final "Ready to build" headline.

The removal of "No credit card" language from the final call-to-action may signal a shift in how the company qualifies new users or a change in their free trial friction.

• Removed "for free" from the main FAQ heading about creating a website.
• Updated the custom domain policy to show it is now only available on paid plans.
• Added a specific starting price of $20.75/month for plans that include custom domains.
• Changed the footer call-to-action text from "Your next website costs nothing" to "Ready to build with the power of AI?"
• Removed the mention of "unlimited websites" from the bottom signup section.

The product is moving away from offering premium features for free. This change makes their free plan less competitive for users who want a professional web address without paying.