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Building a website in Iran without code: cost, hosting, domains and payment
If you live in Iran and want a site or app for your work, you usually have three options: hire a developer, use a foreign site builder, or build with AI. This guide covers the trouble with each and what building on HooshOne is like.
Why is it harder in Iran?
Many foreign site builders and AI services don't accept Iranian users, want payment in dollars, or don't open without a VPN. A site on a foreign server also opens more slowly for visitors inside Iran and can become unreachable at any time.
How does building with AI work?
On HooshOne you write what you want in Persian or English, for example "a site for my café with a menu and ordering at the table". The assistant shows you the build plan first, then builds the app, checks it itself, and you watch a live preview. For any change, just say it.
Hosting, domains and HTTPS
Apps are hosted on servers inside Iran and get a ready hoosh1.app address with HTTPS from the start. If you have your own domain, a .ir one for example, connect it on a paid plan and the HTTPS certificate is issued automatically.
Cost and payment
Your first personal app is free. For a site with sign-in, a database or pages Google can find, you choose a monthly plan. Payment is in Toman with an Iranian bank card through Zarinpal, or through Bazaar and Myket in the Android app.
Who owns the code and data?
You do. Download the full code as a ZIP or push it to GitHub at any time. Every app's database is backed up continuously and you can restore it to a moment you choose.
Questions
- Do I need a VPN to build with HooshOne?
- No. HooshOne and the apps you build open from inside Iran without a VPN.
- Will my site show up on Google?
- Yes, with the SEO layer: pages are rendered on the server with titles, descriptions, a sitemap and share previews.
- Does HooshOne have eNamad?
- Yes, HooshOne holds the eNamad e-commerce trust seal, shown at the bottom of every page.