Pixelesq is now fully self-serve. Billing v2 ships with a complete plan management experience: usage meters, proration preview, invoice history, annual pricing with monthly-equivalent display, coupon support, and a dedicated enterprise billing flow.

Nine new UISlices ship in this release. The headline additions are three header components: HeaderMaxMenu is a full-width mega menu with grouped columns, a featured rail, and panel CTAs. HeaderSplitMenu is a split mega menu with swapping detail panes. HeaderOnCard is a floating card header with a morphing mega menu. Additional UISlices include FeaturesInCard, LogosInCard, MediaInCard, TabbedFeaturePanel, ChangelogShowcase, and a CompareTable for side-by-side comparisons.

The rich text editor was fully rebuilt with table support, embed preservation, theme colors, maximize mode for long-form editing, and proper site-level styling applied to rich text content.

Multiplayer on websites used to mean your teammate on the same page at the same time. Beta.16 changes what that means. Edits now come from anywhere, live. A teammate requests a change through Slack and the agent executes it. The agent is working on another page, decides to link yours, and that edit arrives in your open editor. A Linear ticket gets picked up and propagates. Human edits and agent edits move through the same sync layer because on an AI-native platform, they should.

Everything in the product is live now. Dashboard lists, leads inbox, growth data, and form submissions update the moment something changes. Nothing polls anymore. Presence avatars show who or what is active. The preview updates as any change comes in from any source.

The Growth Engine is live. Every page now gets a growth audit: real search volume and competitor data read against your own Search Console rankings, showing which keywords are within reach and what to change. Approve a fix and it applies to the page.

The site chatbot was rebuilt in the same release. It starts conversations based on the page someone is on, answers from documents you upload, and collects every lead in one inbox. Forms gained quizzes, questions that appear only when relevant, routing, and drop-off analytics. Any form can now run as a conversation.

Google recently added a new category to PageSpeed Insights called Agentic Browsing. It grades whether AI agents, the ones now browsing and acting on sites through tools like ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity etc, can actually read and use your website. Instead of a 0 to 100 score, it reports a pass ratio and runs three checks: a clean accessibility tree, a stable layout, and a well-formed llms.txt file.

Pixelesq sites pass all three by default. The platform generates semantic, accessible markup, auto-generates an llms.txt for every site, and the performance work in this release keeps your layout stable as the page loads. You can score well on traditional SEO and still fail this audit. Pixelesq sites are built to pass it without any extra work.

That performance work is the other half of the release. We rebuilt how sites load, going after Core Web Vitals across the board. UI slices lazy load on demand, images run through an optimized pipeline, the chatbot only loads on sites that use it, and animations no longer block rendering. Faster pages for humans, and sites that AI agents can navigate.

Generate images directly in Pixelesq. Open the asset picker, describe what you want, and watch it render. Choose from 15+ styles: photo-realistic, illustration, 3D render, watercolor, line art, and more. Set aspect ratios. Brand settings carry through so generated images match your site's look.

Card components now support video. Drop a video into any card-based section and it plays inline. Videos autoplay only when they scroll into view, matching how browsers handle native video.

The dashboard home screen is now a Growth Briefing. See your traffic trends, top pages, and a heatmap showing when visitors arrive. Campaign tracking, engagement metrics, bounce rates, and Core Web Vitals are all in one place.

The editor gets real workflow improvements. Convert any section to a reusable partial. Copy and paste sections between pages. Link related entries within a collection using a new field type with AI-powered suggestions.

Two new components: ArticleWithSidebar for long-form content with share buttons and a sticky table of contents, and GlossaryAlphaNav for glossaries with alphabetical navigation.

The site chatbot now runs on an upgraded AI model. It captures leads from conversations, logs engagement in your analytics dashboard, and cites sources when it answers visitor questions. It does a lot more than answer support questions now.

Five new UISlices: MediaCarousel for video-first testimonial sections, TabbedShowcase for feature tabs with media, TabbedBenchmark for visual comparisons, BentoMediaGallery for mixed media layouts, and SectionDivider for clean breaks between sections. Webhooks are also live — form submissions and other site events can now trigger actions in your CRM or any connected tool.

Connect your Slack workspace and chat with the AI agent without leaving Slack. Use slash commands. Get notifications when forms are submitted or pages are published. The agent knows it's talking to you through Slack and responds accordingly.

We also shipped 6 new page components: HeroWithPrompt for AI-focused landing pages, three HowItWorks variants for process explanations, StickyFeatures for scroll-based feature showcases, and pricing components including a comparison table.

Connect your Google Search Console account and see exactly how your site performs in search. One OAuth click, and you get a full dashboard: impressions, clicks, CTR, average position. See which queries bring visitors. Identify which pages rank and which need work. Inspect any URL's index status. Monitor your sitemap coverage. All without leaving Pixelesq.

The AI agent now reads your GSC data. Ask it to analyze your search performance, and it surfaces actionable SEO recommendations based on what's actually happening in Google.

Onboarding now uses industry-based recipes to generate your site. Tell us what kind of business you're building, and we'll create a header, footer, and contact page that actually makes sense for your industry. No more generic placeholders.

New sites also get better defaults out of the box. Container widths now match industry standards. Headers have sensible menu placement options. UI slices come pre-configured with reasonable settings.