Revamp vs Relume (2026): Redesign vs Wireframe

Quick answer

Revamp = “Give me a finished responsive redesign of this URL I can share now.”
Relume = “Generate a sitemap + wireframes I can build out in Figma and Webflow.”

They’re complementary, not duplicative. Relume is an ideation tool that feeds a design pipeline. Revamp is a shipping platform that produces a ready-to-share redesign and runs the site after.

At-a-glance

Feature	Revamp	Relume
Output	Live responsive redesign, published and run by the platform	Sitemaps + low/mid-fi wireframes
Input	Existing URL	Prompt describing the site
Best for	Client-ready redesigns, demos, pitches	Kick-off / structure phase
Stack	Hosted platform (code export on paid plans)	Figma + Webflow component library
Client presentation	Live shareable URL	Wireframes inside Figma/Webflow
Needs a designer/developer after?	Optional	Yes — always
Time to finished site	Minutes	Days to weeks (normal design → build cycle)
Starting plan	$29/mo (7-day free trial)	$39/mo Starter
Job-to-be-done	”Modernize my current site, fast"	"Help me plan and wireframe a new site”

The actual difference

This is the question you should answer first:

Do you need a finished redesign you can show a client or ship, or do you need structure and wireframes you’ll finish in Figma + Webflow later?

Finished redesign, now → Revamp.
Structure + wireframes, then design + build elsewhere → Relume.

Relume is fantastic for the early stages of a bespoke site project: “here’s the sitemap, here are wireframes for every page, here are reusable section components.” But you still need to design the visuals and build the actual site. That’s often where Revamp, Webflow, or Framer come in.

Revamp skips the wireframe phase and generates a fully-rendered responsive design from your existing URL. See the direct AI website redesign from URL workflow if you want to paste an existing site and get a live preview. The tradeoff: you don’t get section-by-section wireframes and a Figma handoff; you get a finished layout.

Choose Revamp if…

You want to pitch a redesign to a client or founder with a live preview of their existing URL — not a Figma wireframe.
You want a finished responsive site you can publish and ship.
You want speed — minutes to a preview.
You work solo or in a lean team and don’t want a week of Figma work before you can show something.
You care about SEO preservation on an existing site.

Choose Relume if…

You’re working on a custom bespoke project and want a starting IA (information architecture), sitemap, and structured wireframes.
Your team lives in Figma + Webflow and you want a tool that plugs directly into those.
You want a component library to speed up Webflow builds.
You’re in early project phase and need to align on structure before visual design.
You’re building a net-new site (not redesigning an existing URL).

Pricing

Plan	Revamp	Relume
Try before paying	✅ See your full redesign first	Limited free
Starter	$29/mo Studio (own site)	$39/mo Starter
Mid	$99/mo Grow (own site) / Freelancer (client work)	$99/mo Pro
Top	$249/mo Agency, then Enterprise	Agency/Enterprise

Typical workflow combinations

A lot of agencies use both:

Pitch phase — use Revamp to redesign the prospect’s current URL in minutes and share a live preview as part of the sales conversation. Closes deals fast.
Discovery & IA — use Relume to build a new sitemap + wireframes for the agreed scope.
Visual design — Figma.
Build — Webflow, Framer, or custom (HTML/CSS/JS, which Revamp can jumpstart).

They live at different stages. If you’re forced to pick one for sales, Revamp wins (live redesign beats a Figma mockup). If you’re picking one for production IA on bespoke builds, Relume wins.

Output quality

Revamp → a responsive, finished-looking redesign. Good enough to share. Strong visual polish.
Relume → clean wireframes that still need visual design applied. They’re meant as a starting point, not an output.

Revamp’s output publishes as a finished site the platform runs — refine it by typing changes or in the free visual editor. Relume’s output is explicitly mid-fi wireframes: design and build still ahead of you.

Code & handoff

Revamp: hosted publishing built in; HTML/CSS/JS export on paid plans if a project must live in another stack.
Relume: export to Webflow or Figma. Webflow is the primary handoff target.

If your build stack is Webflow, Relume’s export is first-class. For anything else — or for skipping the build entirely — Revamp publishes and runs the finished site itself.

SEO

Revamp preserves heading structure, copy, and meta from the original URL during redesign.
Relume is a wireframing tool — SEO is whatever you build after Relume, in Webflow or elsewhere.

FAQ

Does Relume redesign a website?

Not directly. Relume gives you wireframes + sitemaps you then design and build elsewhere. For a direct redesign of an existing URL, use Revamp.

Can Relume export code?

Relume exports to Webflow and Figma. There is no general-purpose HTML/CSS/JS export like Revamp’s.

Which is better for agency pitches?

Revamp. A live redesign of the prospect’s current site is a more persuasive sales asset than a wireframe deck.

Which is better for bespoke design discovery?

Relume. It shines in the IA / structure / wireframe phase.

Can you use both?

Yes, and many agencies do. Revamp for pitching and fast redesigns; Relume for IA on bespoke projects.

Which is cheaper?

Revamp starts at $29/mo with a 7-day free trial — the redesign is ready in minutes. Relume’s entry plan is $39/mo.

Which is better for Webflow?

Relume (native Webflow integration).

Which is better for non-Webflow stacks?

Revamp (framework-free output; hosted publishing built in).

Bottom line

Revamp ships a finished redesign. Relume ships structure + wireframes. If you need a live redesign to show a client today, Revamp. If you’re in the planning phase of a bespoke Webflow build, Relume.