7 Claude prompts that build you a real website (free)
Not prompts that output code you’ll never deploy — prompts that end with a live URL. Each one below works in claude.ai once the free SitesPlaced connector is added, and under each prompt we tell you exactly what Claude does with it.
By Manan Agrawal, Founder · July 19, 2026
One-time setup (2 minutes): in claude.ai go to Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector and paste https://sitesplaced.com/api/mcp, then sign in to your free SitesPlaced account when asked. Full instructions (including Claude Code and Cursor) are on the connector page; the why-this-works background is in Can Claude build a website?
1. A coaching / tutoring site
Build me a website for my maths coaching classes in Indore. I teach classes 8–12 in small batches of 10, evening slots, and the first demo class is free. Tone: warm but serious about results. Include a section for parent testimonials I can fill in later.
What actually happens: Claude reads SitesPlaced's section vocabulary, then authors a complete site itself — hero, about, batch details, testimonials, contact — with copy built from your exact details (Indore, batch size, free demo). One create_site_from_blueprint call later, you get a live link. The testimonials section is created with placeholder quotes you can swap by replying in the same chat.
2. A photographer portfolio from a template
Show me your portfolio templates, pick the most minimal one, and set it up as "Ritika Menon Photography" — I shoot weddings and editorial work in Kochi. Keep the text sparse; the photos should do the talking.
What actually happens: This routes differently: Claude calls list_templates, compares the portfolio options, creates the site from the template you'd have picked (create_site_from_template), then rewrites its default copy to be about Ritika, weddings and Kochi. You add your photos afterwards in the visual editor — image uploads are the one thing chat can't do better than a gallery picker.
3. A home bakery store — with products
Create an online store called "Flour & Fig" for my home bakery in Ahmedabad. Products: Classic Banana Bread ₹350, Dark Chocolate Babka ₹550, Sourdough Loaf ₹300, Almond Biscotti Box ₹400. Orders come to my WhatsApp, +91 98XXXXXX00. Warm, homely copy.
What actually happens: Claude authors a store blueprint — name, storefront theme, hero and about copy, plus all four products with names, prices and descriptions — and calls create_store_from_blueprint. The store publishes free on the spot with UPI, COD and WhatsApp checkout enabled and 0% commission. Product photos: paste image links in chat or add them later from the dashboard.
4. A gym landing page
Build a one-page landing site for "Iron District", a strength-training gym in Gurugram. Sections: a bold hero, membership plans (₹2,500/mo, ₹6,500/quarter, ₹22,000/yr), trainer intros, and a free trial signup CTA. Dark theme, heavy typography.
What actually happens: Because you specified sections, plans and mood, Claude maps each request onto a registry section, writes the copy, picks a dark theme preset and a suitably heavy Google Font, and creates the page in one call. SitesPlaced has a dedicated gym vertical, so if you later want member and payment tracking, the same account grows into that.
5. Redesign your hero section
Look at my site "Flour & Fig" and rewrite the hero. Right now it's flat. I want it to lead with the smell of fresh banana bread, mention same-day delivery in Ahmedabad, and end with one short CTA.
What actually happens: Claude lists your sites, finds the store, reads the current hero content, and rewrites just that section (update_section_content on websites, or the store's hero copy via update_store_config) — no other part of the page is touched. If the site is published, the new hero is live immediately. This is the prompt that turns Claude from a builder into an editor you keep around.
6. Add 5 products from your Instagram
Add these 5 products to my store. I'm pasting each Instagram caption and the photo link: 1) "Hand-thrown chai kulhads, set of 4" ₹850 [link] 2) "Speckled dinner plates" ₹1,200 [link] … Write clean product descriptions from my captions.
What actually happens: Claude turns each caption into a proper product — name, price, a description that reads like a store and not a caption — and calls add_product five times. The photo links you paste are fetched and rehosted on SitesPlaced's storage, so products don't break if the original link dies. (Have a whole profile to import? The Instagram importer does the entire page in one go.)
7. Publish (or unpublish) your site
My site looks ready. Publish it live. Actually — first tell me the exact URL it'll be on.
What actually happens: Claude confirms the address (yourname.sitesplaced.com), then flips the site live with set_site_published. Publishing is free on every plan — websites, portfolios and stores — with a small SitesPlaced badge. The same prompt with "unpublish" takes it back to draft. If a site type ever needs an upgrade, Claude is given a pricing link to share with you rather than a way around it.
Three habits that make these prompts work harder
- Give real details, not adjectives.“Batches of 10, evenings, first demo free” produces better copy than “make it professional” — Claude writes the words itself, so specifics become headlines.
- Iterate in the same conversation.Claude remembers which site it just made; “now make the pricing section three columns” needs no links or IDs.
- Name your sites.With several sites on one account, saying “the bakery store” or “Iron District” lets Claude find the right one instantly.
Using ChatGPT instead? The same connector works there, and the prompts translate directly — we keep a separate set tuned for it: ChatGPT website prompts →
Copy a prompt, get a website
Create your free account, connect Claude, and paste prompt #1. Publishing is free with a small badge — pay only if you want your own domain.