iter0 and Durable
iter0 vs Durable: a local business site or a launch page you can export
Pick Durable if you run a local service business and want the website, a customer list and bookings on one plan, from $22 a month on yearly billing. Pick iter0 if you are launching a product and want the page as HTML you can take anywhere: it asks about your buyer, offer and proof, shows three designs and builds the one you pick. Durable's help centre documents a customer CSV export but no site download.
Do you need bookings and a customer list, or a launch page you own as files?
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Decision table
Compare the work you need to keep doing.
Which to choose
When each tool is the better choice.
Choose Durable when
You run a local service business and take bookings, and you want them synced to your calendar on the same plan as the site.
You want a customer list with unlimited contacts beside the website, without a second tool.
You want a site generated from three answers in about 30 seconds and hosted for you, with a domain included.
Choose iter0 when
You are launching a software product and the hard part is what the page should say, not the bookings.
You want the page as HTML you can download, move to any host, or merge into your GitHub repository.
You want to see three design directions before one is built.
How to decide
Decide what you would miss if you left
List the parts of Durable you use. If the bookings and the customer list run your week, keep them in one tool. If you use Durable only for the website, the page is the part to own, so check what you can take with you.
Export your customer CSV before you change anything.
Copy every page's text and save the original images.
Note where your booking link and contact form send people.
Record your domain registrar so you can point the domain at the new host.
Using both
How to switch from Durable to iter0
Export your customers from Durable as a CSV file first. Copy the text of each page and save your original images, because Durable's help centre documents no site download. Give iter0 your Durable site's URL as the content source and, if you have one, a site you are authorised to use as the design reference. Review the draft, then download the HTML or open a pull request in your repository. Put the page on your host, point your domain at it, and move bookings to a tool such as Calendly before you cancel Durable.
iter0 design example
Example: a launch page for a software product
Agent Operations shows the kind of page iter0 builds: one product, one buyer and one action, with product panels as proof. It downloads as HTML.
Built in iter0 for a software product launch.
Open examplePrices
What each plan costs.
Checked on each pricing page on 22 October 2026. Prices are in US dollars.
Durable and iter0: common questions
Is iter0 a Durable alternative?
For a launch page, yes. For a local business that runs on bookings, no. Durable's Launch plan bundles hosting, a CRM with unlimited customers and bookings synced to your calendar for $22 a month on yearly billing. iter0 builds the page and gives it to you as HTML, a ZIP or a GitHub pull request, with no bookings or customer list built in.
Can I export my website from Durable?
Durable's help centre documents a customer export as a CSV file. It documents no download of the site itself, so copy your page text and images by hand before you leave. iter0 can take your Durable site's URL as the content source for a new page.
Which is cheaper, Durable or iter0?
iter0's Hobby plan is $5 a month for 15 credits, and a page build costs 1 credit. You host the HTML yourself, and many static hosts have free plans. Durable's Launch plan is $22 a month on yearly billing and includes hosting, a domain up to $20, a CRM and bookings. If you need those extras, compare against Launch, not against iter0's price alone.
Does iter0 have bookings like Durable?
No. iter0 builds the page and has no booking calendar or customer list. Add a booking tool such as Calendly and link to it from the page. If bookings are the core of your business, Durable keeps them on the same plan as the site.
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