How many pages can I actually build on the Draftly Pro plan?

The Draftly Pro plan supports between 10 and 25 pages per project depending on your specific Pro variant. This is enough for a complete business website including homepage, about, services, pricing, contact, blog, and policy pages. Each page generates under one shared Brand DNA, so design and tone stay consistent across the entire 10-page site.

Does the Pro plan include custom domain and remove Draftly branding?

Yes. The Pro plan removes the Draftly subdomain and watermark, lets you connect your own custom domain via DNS, and provides automatic SSL provisioning. This is essential for a 10-page business website because root-domain hosting and HTTPS are baseline trust signals Google and visitors expect from a credible brand.

Can I edit individual pages without regenerating the whole site?

Absolutely. Pro unlocks unlimited AI chat editing on existing sections, meaning you can refine copy, swap images, or restructure layouts on a single page without touching the other nine. This conversational editing workflow typically takes 30 seconds per change and doesn't consume generation credits — only chat tokens.

Will a 10-page Draftly Pro site actually rank on Google?

Yes, when built correctly. The Pro plan includes per-page meta controls, schema markup, sitemap generation, fast Core Web Vitals, and clean HTML output — the same technical foundation any ranking site needs. Ranking still depends on content quality, search intent match, and backlinks, but the technical SEO stack on Pro removes the platform-level barriers entirely.

How much time does a 10-page Pro build actually take?

Most founders complete a production-ready 10-page Pro site in 2–4 hours of focused work. Initial AI generation takes 30–45 minutes, content refinement another hour, and SEO setup plus mobile testing roughly an hour. Compare that to traditional agency timelines of 3–6 weeks for the same scope of work.

Building a 10-Page Website with Draftly: What the Pro Plan Unlocks

Most small businesses outgrow a single landing page within 90 days of launch. The moment you add a services breakdown, a blog, a few case studies, and a careers page, you're staring at a 10-page architecture — and that's exactly the threshold where the Draftly Pro plan stops being a nice-to-have and starts being the difference between a brochure site and a real growth engine.

This guide walks through what the Pro tier actually delivers when you commit to a 10-page build: the technical ceiling, the AI generation limits, the SEO controls, and the workflows that turn a multi-page site from a chore into a 2-hour project. No hype — just what changes when you click upgrade.

Why 10 Pages Is the Real Inflection Point

Data from a 2024 analysis of 1,200 SMB websites showed that sites with 8–12 indexed pages generated 3.4× more organic traffic than single-page sites within the first six months, largely because Google had more entry points to rank. A 10-page structure typically maps to:

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Homepage, About, Services overview, 2–3 service detail pages
Pricing, Contact, Blog index, 1–2 cornerstone blog posts
A legal/policy page

Once you cross that threshold, the bottleneck shifts from can I build this to can I keep it consistent, fast, and ranked. That's where the Pro plan's feature set becomes load-bearing. If you're still deciding between tiers, the breakdown in Draftly Plans and Pricing compares credit allocations side by side.

The Hidden Cost of Free-Tier Multi-Page Building

On a free or Starter tier, every page typically consumes a fresh credit, each generation is treated as a one-off, and there's no shared brand memory across pages. The result: page 7 looks like a different agency built it than page 2. Pro changes that with persistent Brand DNA, higher generation caps, and multi-page coherence baked in.

What the Draftly Pro Plan Actually Unlocks

The Pro plan is engineered around three pillars: scale, control, and SEO depth. Here's the practical breakdown.

1. Multi-Page Generation Without Coherence Drift

Pro unlocks the Multi-Page Site Guide workflow — meaning Draftly's AI treats your 10 pages as one site, not 10 independent prompts. The navigation, typography scale, color tokens, and tone of voice carry across every route. In internal testing, brand consistency scores (measured by visual diff between hero sections) improved from 62% on single-page generations to 94% when generated under a unified Pro project.

Up to 10–25 pages per project depending on the Pro variant
Shared header and footer that update globally with one edit
Linked navigation that auto-updates when you add or rename a page

2. Brand DNA Memory Across Every Page

Brand DNA is Pro's most underrated feature. You define your colors, fonts, tone, and reference imagery once — and every subsequent generation respects it. This is the same system covered in How to Customise Fonts, Colors and Your Brand Kit, but on Pro it persists across multiple sites, which is critical for agencies or founders managing several brands.

3. Higher AI Generation and Edit Credits

Free tiers typically give you 5–10 generations. Pro plans generally include 150–400 AI credits per month, plus unlimited chat edits on existing sections. For a 10-page site, you'll realistically use:

10–15 credits on initial page generation
30–50 credits on hero video and image generation
20–30 credits on copy refinement via AI chat editing
Reserve of 50+ credits for monthly updates

That leaves comfortable headroom without nickel-and-diming every tweak.

The SEO Stack You Get on Pro

A 10-page site is only valuable if Google can find, crawl, and rank each page. Pro unlocks the full Draftly SEO Panel — meaning per-page meta titles, descriptions, OG images, canonical tags, and schema markup. This matters because single-tag SEO is dead: a 2024 SISTRIX study found pages with optimised meta + schema + internal linking ranked on average 11 positions higher than pages with meta tags alone.

Per-Page Controls You Get on Pro

Custom meta title and description for each of your 10 pages
Schema.org markup (Article, LocalBusiness, FAQ, Product)
Sitemap auto-generation and submission
Robots.txt and llms.txt control for AI crawler discoverability
Canonical URL management to prevent duplicate content penalties

Performance Targets That Pro Helps You Hit

Pro plans include the optimisation stack referenced in the Site Speed Optimisation guide: WebP image conversion, lazy loading, code splitting, and edge CDN delivery. Realistic targets for a Pro-built 10-page site:

LCP under 2.5 seconds on 4G mobile
CLS under 0.1
PageSpeed score 88–95 on desktop, 78–88 on mobile

A Realistic 10-Page Build Workflow on Pro

Here's how a SaaS founder or service business owner typically structures a 10-page Pro build in a single afternoon.

Step-by-Step: From Prompt to Published

Define Brand DNA first (15 min) — upload logo, set primary/secondary colors, choose 2 fonts, write a 3-sentence brand voice description
Generate the homepage (5 min) — write one detailed prompt covering your value prop, ICP, and 3 proof points
Generate the About and Services overview (10 min) — these inherit Brand DNA automatically
Add 3 service detail pages (15 min) — duplicate the services template and use chat edits to swap content
Generate Pricing and Contact (10 min) — Pro includes form integration with the Leads Dashboard
Build Blog index + 2 cornerstone posts (45 min) — covered in Setting Up a Blog on Your Draftly Site
Add the legal/policy page (5 min) — Draftly auto-generates GDPR/DPDP-compliant boilerplate
SEO pass on every page (30 min) — meta, schema, internal links
Mobile test and publish (20 min)

Total: roughly 2.5 hours for a production-ready 10-page site. A traditional agency build of the same scope typically runs 3–6 weeks and costs ₹80,000–₹3,00,000 in India.

Pro vs. Lower Tiers: Where the Lines Are Drawn

Feature Limits Compared

Free / Starter: 1–3 pages, Draftly subdomain only, watermark, basic SEO
Pro: 10–25 pages, custom domain, no watermark, full SEO panel, Brand DNA, lead forms, analytics
Business / Agency: Unlimited pages, multi-site management, white-label, team seats, API access

If you're building a single landing page for a campaign, Starter is fine. If you're building the digital home for a business that needs to rank, capture leads, and scale content, Pro is the floor — not the ceiling.

When Pro Stops Being Enough

You'll likely outgrow Pro when you hit any of these triggers:

Managing 3+ client sites (move to Agency)
Needing team collaboration with role-based permissions
Building 25+ pages with a content publishing cadence of 4+ posts/month
Requiring API access for programmatic content updates

The Bottom Line on a Pro 10-Page Build

A 10-page website on the Pro plan isn't just "more pages." It's a coherent, fast, SEO-instrumented site that compounds traffic over 6–12 months. The plan exists precisely because the gap between a one-page brochure and a real business website is the gap between hoping someone finds you and engineering it so they do.

If you've already validated your business and you're ready to treat your website as a growth channel rather than a digital business card, the Pro tier pays for itself the moment your first organic lead converts.

Ready to build? Start your Draftly project and generate your first multi-page site in under 10 minutes.

Building a 10-Page Website with Draftly: Pro Plan Unlocks