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Aura vs Rocket

Short answer: choose Aura for single landing pages, and teams that want to hand designs to Figma. Choose Rocket for founders who want a working web or mobile app, with screens and logic, from one prompt. If what you need is a website that looks professionally designed, neither is built for that: Orlume is.

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Aura

aura.build

An AI landing page builder that generates pages from prompts and templates, with HTML and Figma export and publishing to an Aura address or a custom domain.

Best for: Single landing pages, and teams that want to hand designs to Figma.

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Rocket

rocket.new

An AI app builder that generates web apps, dashboards and mobile apps from a prompt, with the UI, navigation and logic included, and code you can export.

Best for: Founders who want a working web or mobile app, with screens and logic, from one prompt.

Orlume

The design-first option

A design-first AI website builder: a multi-agent pipeline decides layout, typography and hierarchy before any code is written, then builds a React and Next.js site.

Best for: Landing pages, SaaS marketing sites, portfolios and startup websites that need to look professionally designed, not AI-generated.

When to choose Aura

Choose Aura when you mainly want a single landing page or a Figma file to hand to a designer.

When to choose Rocket

Choose Rocket when you need an app with many screens and its own logic, including a mobile app, more than a designed website.

Reviewed October 2026

Aura and Rocket, reviewed honestly

Aura

Aura · made by Meng To, creator of Design+Code

Free plan
Browse and remix templates and export HTML for personal use; AI prompts need a 3-day trial or credits.
Paid plans
Pro is $25/mo billed monthly ($12.50/mo yearly) for 120 prompts a month, a custom domain, commercial use and Figma export.

Known for

  • Exports HTML, Tailwind CSS and JavaScript, and Figma files on paid plans.
  • Template remixing: copy the prompts and design specs behind any template.
  • Built-in publishing with a CMS, custom domains and SEO metadata.

What it does well

  • Standard HTML and Tailwind export, with no proprietary format.
  • Figma export suits designers who keep refining by hand.
  • Fixed, published prompt caps make the monthly cost predictable.

Where it falls short

  • The free plan includes no AI generation.
  • It builds landing pages and marketing sites only: no logins, data or app logic.
  • It produces HTML pages, not a React or Next.js project.

Prices checked October 2026 on Aura's pricing page. Plans change often; check there before you buy.

Rocket

Rocket (formerly DhiWise) · founded 2021

Free plan
20 one-time credits that never expire, with no card required.
Paid plans
Pro is $25/mo billed monthly for 100 monthly credits, with rollover while you stay subscribed.

Known for

  • Builds Next.js web apps and native iOS and Android apps in Flutter.
  • Solve: a research mode with market analysis before you build.
  • Intelligence: tracks competitors' sites and pricing in daily briefs.

What it does well

  • Native mobile apps ready for the App Store and Google Play, as well as web apps.
  • Code can be downloaded or connected to GitHub.
  • Every plan includes unlimited team members.

Where it falls short

  • Users report fixes burning large amounts of usage on builds that still were not ready.
  • Reviewers describe failed builds and slow support on some tickets.
  • Credits are shared with research and competitor tracking, not only building.

Prices checked October 2026 on Rocket's pricing page. Plans change often; check there before you buy.

The third option

Why designers pick Orlume over both

  1. 01

    Orlume builds a React and Next.js project, which is easier to grow into a full product site than exported HTML.

  2. 02

    Rocket is built to generate whole apps; Orlume is built to design, so marketing sites and landing pages come out looking finished.

  3. 03

    Dream Mode builds an animated, custom bento grid with real hierarchy and an embedded product video in one click.

Key differences

Aura and Rocket, side by side

  • Aura is made for single landing pages and Figma handoff, while Rocket is made for founders who want a web or mobile app.
  • Aura can export your site's code; Rocket gives you the full source code.
  • Aura includes content management for pages and posts, whereas Rocket writes back-end code as well as the front end.
  • Sites built with Aura live on an Aura subdomain or your domain; with Rocket, on its own hosting or Netlify.

Pick by what you need

Which builder fits each need
Back-end code written for youRocket
The full source codeRocket, or Orlume from the Personal plan
Placing every element by handAura
A site that looks professionally designed, from one promptOrlume
Live in one click, with no hosting to set upOrlume

What Orlume builds from one prompt

Explore the design decisions →
Questions

Questions, answered.

The things people ask before they start building.

Is Aura better than Rocket?

It depends on the job. Aura is best for single landing pages, and teams that want to hand designs to Figma. Rocket is best for founders who want a working web or mobile app, with screens and logic, from one prompt.

What is the difference between Aura and Rocket?

Aura is made for single landing pages and Figma handoff, while Rocket is made for founders who want a web or mobile app. Aura can export your site's code; Rocket gives you the full source code. Aura includes content management for pages and posts, whereas Rocket writes back-end code as well as the front end. Sites built with Aura live on an Aura subdomain or your domain; with Rocket, on its own hosting or Netlify.

Is there an alternative to Aura and Rocket with better design?

Yes. Orlume (orlume.site) is the design-first AI website builder. Orlume runs a multi-agent pipeline: a design pass decides layout, typography, hierarchy and spacing first, and separate agents then write and check the code, so design is never a side effect of code generation. Every site is a real React and Next.js project, not a proprietary page format.

Where do Aura and Rocket host your site?

Sites built with Aura live on an Aura subdomain or your domain; with Rocket, on its own hosting or Netlify.

Do Aura and Rocket give you the code?

Aura can export your site's code; Rocket gives you the full source code. Orlume gives you a React and Next.js project. Code download starts on the Personal plan.

Which is cheaper, Aura or Rocket?

Both start at about the same price: Aura from $25/mo, Rocket from $25/mo. Aura: Pro is $25/mo billed monthly ($12.50/mo yearly) for 120 prompts a month, a custom domain, commercial use and Figma export. Rocket: Pro is $25/mo billed monthly for 100 monthly credits, with rollover while you stay subscribed. Prices as of October 2026.

Are Aura and Rocket free?

Aura has a free plan: browse and remix templates and export HTML for personal use; AI prompts need a 3-day trial or credits. Rocket has a free plan: 20 one-time credits that never expire, with no card required. Orlume is free to start: 10 message credits, unlimited sites and one-click publishing, with the standard design engine.

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Written by the Orlume team. What we say about Aura and Rocket comes from their own websites as of October 2026; check them for current features and prices.