Visily Review, Pricing & Alternatives (2026)

Visily is a browser based workspace for brainstorming, wireframing, diagramming and prototyping product interfaces. It targets product managers, founders, engineers, designers and non designers who need editable concepts without beginning in a blank design file. Users can start with a text prompt, screenshot, diagram or canvas selection, then refine editable screens and components on boards containing screens, diagrams or prototypes. Themes, custom fonts, interactive transitions, comments and real time co design support early discovery and handoff preparation. The browser extension converts captured interface screenshots into wireframes. Visily also lists Notion, Jira and Slack integrations, Figma import and export, code export and an MCP server for retrieving assets. The service is active now, but its announced October 31, 2026 shutdown defines any current evaluation.

Visily describes AI as a collaborative layer combining text, screenshots and canvas selections, without naming one public foundation model. Release notes list multimodal AI, diagram to design, auto prototyping, custom fonts, browser capture and improved screenshot conversion during 2025. Design Instructions and Deep Design arrived in January 2026, Figma import in February, and code generation with Plan Mode in March. AI and template actions consume credits, while Deep Design uses more credits than standard generation. Visily says Version 4.0 improves detailed instruction handling and previews themes with updated palettes, fonts and layouts. This makes Visily useful for product teams creating editable interface concepts quickly, especially non designers converting screenshots into wireframes. It does not replace a mature design system process when teams need stable collaboration, long term files or continued cloud access.

Visily uses a freemium pricing model. Starter costs $0 per month and includes 300 AI credits per workspace each month, two editable boards and 2,500 elements per board, with limited exports and a watermark. Pro costs $14 per editor per month and provides 3,000 AI credits per editor each month, unlimited boards and elements, Figma import and export, code export and the MCP server. Business costs $29 per editor per month and provides 10,000 credits, unlimited boards and elements, advanced security, SAML SSO, custom team management, a workspace library and 30 day version history. Enterprise is custom. Monthly Pro billing is available, while annual billing charges the workspace once each year. Credits cover AI and templates, and unused monthly credits do not roll over.

The shutdown is Visily’s decisive limitation. Visily announced on October 3, 2026 that the service will close on October 31, 2026, and says stored Visily data will be permanently deleted on November 30, 2026. Existing users should export work before closure to Figma, code, images or PDF. Visily’s privacy policy says user data is not used to train its AI models or shared with third party AI platforms, although processing remains permitted for service delivery, support, administration and product development. Its terms limit service use to internal business or non commercial purposes, and third party content has separate licenses. Visily is not open source and is not self hosted, but it does provide an API. New production projects should not depend on continued cloud access after the announced closure.

Visily competed most directly with Uizard, Figma and MockFlow. Uizard is the closest comparison for prompt and screenshot driven interface concepts, while Visily adds boards containing diagrams and prototypes, Figma exchange, code export and an MCP server. Figma has the stronger long term file and collaboration position for design handoff. MockFlow remains a browser based option for wireframes and prototypes. Visily’s Starter plan is free, and paid plans offer more credits, unlimited boards and elements, exports and collaboration features, but those benefits are constrained by the announced shutdown and scheduled data deletion. Existing users should export their work before closure. Uizard should be picked for rapid AI wireframing, Figma for durable design collaboration, and Visily only by existing users completing exports before shutdown.