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How long does it take to build a website?

By hand, a full website takes a developer a minimum of 80 hours. Build the frontend with an AI builder instead, and transjt turns it into a native HubSpot or WordPress theme within a few hours. Deploying the finished theme then takes a couple of minutes.

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What you get

Where the time goes.

The parts of a website build, and what each takes with transjt.

  • Building the frontend

    In an AI builder the first version of a marketing site comes from a prompt. How long you spend after that depends on how much you change.

  • Turning it into a theme

    By hand this is the slow part, about 4.5 hours per component, which is how the calculator below counts. transjt builds the whole theme in about 1.5 to 3 hours, whatever its size.

  • Getting it into the CMS

    Click Deploy, and a couple of minutes later the theme is in your HubSpot or WordPress account.

  • Content and launch day

    Your pages arrive with their content. What’s left is your own check of texts, images and the menu before you publish.

Compared

A website build, by hand and with transjt.

With transjtBy hand
The themeWithin a few hoursA minimum of 80 hours for a full website
Each componentPart of the same few hoursAbout 4.5 hours
Into the CMSA couple of minutesPart of the developer’s hours
A change to the designSync GitHub and export againAnother round of development
PaymentOnce per website, after the previewBy the hour

What our clients say.

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“We’d seen plenty of tools promise magic for page and theme creation, but they always under-delivered. Transjt proved to be the exception.”
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  • 95–99%of the finished code, on a well-structured file
  • ∞AI builders to import from, plus Figma
  • 2native CMS targets: HubSpot and WordPress
  • 1 clickto export. A couple of minutes later the theme is in your account
Do the math

Do the math: how many single components do you have?

Get your build live with transjt

Save money
$8,100*
Save time
81 hours*10.1 workdays by hand
Get your results fast
1.5–⁠3 hours*for the whole theme
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*An approximate estimate based on manual React-to-CMS migration time: about 4.5 hours per component at $100 an hour, in 8-hour workdays. transjt builds the theme from your repository in about 1.5–3 hours.

How it works

From your AI build to the CMS.

The same three steps, whichever AI builder you used.

  1. Sync your repository

    Push the build to GitHub and pick the repository and branch in transjt. Use React with Vite; v0, bolt.new, Claude Code and Replit can also use Next.js as a static export.

  2. Preview, then export

    Click through every page and its content for free. When it looks right, export to HubSpot or WordPress and pay once for the website.

  3. Deploy and edit

    Deploy the theme to your account in a couple of minutes, or download it as a ZIP. Then your team builds pages from its blocks or modules.

FAQ

Questions about build time.

The short answers. For anything else, book a demo and ask us.

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  • It depends on the site and on who builds it. A full website built by hand takes a developer a minimum of 80 hours. With an AI builder for the frontend and transjt for the CMS theme, the theme is ready within a few hours.

  • About 1.5 to 3 hours for the whole theme, whatever its size. Deploying it to HubSpot or WordPress takes a couple of minutes.

  • Code transjt can’t read cleanly. Ask your AI builder for React with Vite, or for v0, bolt.new, Claude Code and Replit a Next.js static export. Server-side rendering and API routes don’t convert cleanly.

  • No. Your team builds and edits pages in the CMS editor, from the theme’s blocks or modules.

More of what you get

What else you get after an AI to HubSpot or WordPress conversion.

Design your website today, launch tomorrow.

At transjt, every second counts. That’s why our mission is simple: save you time and remove friction from your workflow.