The short answer
An AI website builder can produce a decent-looking site in minutes, which is useful for getting started. What it can't do is know your business: it fills pages with generic copy and sometimes invents services, areas or claims. Treat it as a first draft, replace every generic line with your real details, and check what you can export.
Know that you stopped offering a service last spring, that you don't go north of the river, or that your best customers find you through one supplier. A site that says those things accurately beats a prettier one that doesn't.
Not by itself. Generic, inaccurate or thin pages are the problem, however they were made.
It depends on the platform. Check export options before you commit.
For a first site, it's a reasonable start. Put your real details in before it goes live.
The cheapest website builder plans can get a small business online, but usually with trade-offs: the builder's branding or ads on your site, no custom domain or email, limited control over titles and descriptions, and no easy way to move later.
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