Aveiro

Key features

• Template-based site builder (blog, docs, portfolio, landing) with a visual editor and live preview across pages
• Newsletter sending with built-in subscriber management, plus a custom sender domain on every paid tier
• Scheduled publishing to social channels from the same workspace as the site content
• Optional MCP integration so Claude or ChatGPT can draft and queue content — with approval workflows before anything goes live
• An AI assistant you can switch on for published sites, answering visitors from your live pages
• Built-in analytics, custom domain, branding removal, and site rollback — all included from the $12 Starter tier
• Works standalone; the AI-agent integration is optional, not required to get value

Pricing

Read from Aveiro's pricing page in August 2026 (verify current). All tiers are currently shown at a beta discount against a higher list price, so expect these numbers to rise:

• Free trial — $0 for 14 days: 1 site, 10 pages, 1 editor, 1,000 one-time AI credits, 100 emails, 250 MB storage, images only
• Starter — $12/month (listed against $15.60) — 5 sites, 25 pages each, 1 editor, 2k AI credits/month, 2,000 emails/month, 250 social credits, 5 GB
• Creator — $29/month (listed against $37.70) — 15 sites, 100 pages each, 2 editors, 10k AI credits, 10,000 emails, 1k social credits, 25 GB
• Professional — $99/month (listed against $128.70) — 50 sites, 250 pages each, 4 editors, 40k AI credits, 50,000 emails, 4k social credits, 100 GB
• Enterprise — custom, for SSO, multi-org, and custom limits

Pricing is per plan, not per seat — editors are capped by tier instead of billed individually. Aveiro's own comparison pitches Starter against a typical Webflow + Mailchimp + Plausible stack.

Pros and cons

Pros

• Genuinely consolidates three line items — site host, email tool, analytics — into one $12 bill at the entry tier
• Custom domain, branding removal, and analytics are included at Starter rather than held back for a higher tier
• The MCP/agent integration is optional and approval-gated, so it's useful without handing over editorial control

Cons

• No free plan — after 14 days your sites pause until you upgrade, though Aveiro says content and remaining credits are retained
• Two separate credit systems make the real monthly cost hard to predict, and posting links to X is disproportionately expensive
• Explicitly still leaving beta: the pricing page warns limits may change, and current prices are discounted
• Launched August 2026 with a thin launch-day signal (8 comments) and no third-party reviews to check against

Who should use Aveiro?

Aveiro suits a solo builder or small studio who publishes across a site, a list, and social, and resents paying Webflow, Mailchimp, and an analytics tool separately for what is really one workflow. At $12/month with a custom domain and 2,000 emails included, the arithmetic is easy to like if you're currently spending $60+ across three tools.

Look elsewhere if your site is already on a platform you're happy with and you only need scheduling — CoSchedule handles the calendar side without asking you to migrate a website. And if email is the core of your business rather than one channel of several, a dedicated tool will have deeper automation and deliverability tooling than Aveiro's newsletter feature does today.

On evidence: Aveiro has no third-party review listing on G2, Capterra, or Trustpilot as of August 2026. Its only public track record is that Product Hunt placement (#9 of 6 August 2026, 126 points) — launch-day community interest from an audience that hadn't used it for long, not a review.

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