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Keynate is an online service that launches a news website, blog, job portal or support center on your own server and domain, automatically. You pick a design and a plan and pay; Keynate installs the site, keeps it running and offers updates you approve. No developer, no code and no Keynate staff are needed.
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What is Keynate?
Keynate is an online service that launches and runs websites. You pick a product, a design and a plan, pay, and Keynate installs everything on your own server. Your site goes live on a free web address within minutes, and you can connect your own domain at any time.
What can I build with Keynate?
Four products, all live: News (news websites for general news, sports, business, technology and many more topics), Blog (blogs and business websites), Jobs (job portals with alerts, admit cards and results) and Support Center (searchable help centers).
How many designs are there?
119 website designs, each with a live demo and its price shown before you pay. You can see them all on the templates page.
How does it work?
4 steps: pick a design, make it yours (name, logo, colours and language), choose your plan and any apps and pay, then your site goes live on a free web address. Keynate sets up the server and installs everything. There is no code to write.
Who owns the website and its data?
You do. The site runs on your own server with your own domain. Keynate offers updates and you choose when to install them; critical security fixes install on their own after a notice period. If an update fails its checks it rolls back automatically, and your own changes are kept.
Does Keynate include an AI assistant?
Yes. Every site’s admin has one AI assistant. You change things by asking in plain words: look, colours, layout, pages, menus, wording, automations, newsletters, SEO fixes and more. Every change can be undone and appears in one Changes list. Risky changes wait for your approval, and the AI never touches money, passwords or keys.
Do I have to pay for the AI assistant?
No. It works with free AI models through your own free OpenRouter account, which needs no card. Adding credit to that account gives you faster or better models. Keynate does not sell AI credits.
Are media storage and email sending included?
Yes. Media storage for your images and files is set up automatically when your site launches and works today, on your own server. Email sending for sign-in codes, receipts and notifications is included too, and is rolling out: we are switching it on. Each plan includes a monthly allowance, and you can see what you have used under Usage.
Are mobile apps included?
Your website is always included. Android and iPhone apps are optional, and each has its own monthly price. One-tap publishing to Google Play and the App Store is rolling out: you connect your own developer accounts once, and later versions are one tap.
How much does Keynate cost?
You pay one monthly price for your plan and server, plus any apps or add-ons you choose. Prices depend on the plan, the design and your country, and you see the full price before you pay. Current prices are on the plan step of the launch page.
Does Keynate put its name on my site?
No. There is no “Powered by Keynate” on your website or apps.
Which languages does Keynate support?
keynate.com is available in 53 languages, and each website you launch can use its own language.
Which payment gateways can my site use?
Razorpay, Stripe and PayPal.
Since when is Keynate live?
Keynate opened to customers on 21 October 2026. Sign-up is open and payments are live.
Who runs Keynate?
KEYNATE PRIVATE LIMITED, a private limited company incorporated in India on 31 August 2026, based in Gurugram, Haryana.
How do I get help?
Ask your AI assistant in your site’s admin first. You can also use the support page or email [email protected].
Is Keynate available in my country?
Yes. Keynate is available worldwide: you can launch from more than 240 countries and regions. You pay in Indian rupees (₹) in India and in US dollars ($) everywhere else, through Razorpay, with PayPal as a backup. The only exceptions are a few comprehensively sanctioned places (Cuba, Iran, North Korea and Syria), where the law and our payment providers do not allow us to sell.