What a build is
A build is a complete, self-contained HTML file that VoxBot writes for you in one pass. Not a snippet and not a plan: a page you can open, download, host or hand to someone.
The six kinds and what they cost
| Build | Credits |
|---|---|
| Landing page | 55 |
| Slide deck | 55 |
| Professional EPK | 55 |
| Motion graphics presentation | 65 |
| HTML game | 85 |
| Researched newsletter | 120 |
The newsletter costs more because it searches the web while it writes, and those searches are included in the flat price.
You are charged only when the file arrives
The price is flat and it is charged on delivery. If a build fails, stops, or runs out of room before the file is finished, nothing is charged. You will be told what happened and can try again.
Writing the brief
Your brief can be up to 4,000 characters. Longer is not automatically better. What helps most:
- Who it is for and what you want them to do. A landing page with a goal reads completely differently from one without.
- The real content. Names, lines, track titles, dates. VoxBot will invent plausible filler if you do not supply the real thing, and then you have to replace it.
- The look. Mood, palette, references. "Near-black with cyan and gold" gets you much closer than "modern".
- Scope. How many sections, how much motion.
If a build comes back unfinished
A build has a finite output budget, and a page with a great deal of animation can reach it before the file is closed. When that happens you are not charged, and the fix is to ask for something simpler rather than to retry the same brief: fewer sections, or less animation. The same brief will usually hit the same ceiling.
Builds and skills
Connecting a skill in Customize VoxBot changes how builds come out. Web Designer sharpens landing pages, Motion Graphics sharpens motion-graphics presentations, Video Game Developer sharpens HTML games. See Skills.
Where a build goes
Builds are not saved to your gallery. The card itself says so. A build lives in the chat that made it, and you get it back from the Files panel. See Finding your files again.