Not inside your Wix.
Builders like Wix keep your site inside their own editor. Claude works differently: it writes the website as files on your computer.
Every website is HTML.
Plain text that says "heading here, photo there". Claude writes it; you just describe what you want, typed or spoken.
First, a private mock-up.
You look at it on your own computer, ask for changes, look again. Nobody else can see it yet.
Then it goes to a host.
A host is a company whose computers are always on and show your page to anyone. One command from Claude, and you get a web address.
The hosts, in a line each.
Vercel: a web host popular with developers. Free for personal sites.
Netlify: the same idea; you can even drag a folder onto its page.
Cloudflare Pages: free hosting from the company behind much of the internet's plumbing.
DigitalOcean and Hetzner: rent you a whole always-on computer, from about $4–5 a month.
Optional: your own name.
Buy a name like sunnypaws.org and point it at your host with two settings. Claude can do that part too.
Free to start. Pay once it matters.
Free hosts are fine to start. For anything professional, I'd pay for a server; it isn't expensive, about $4 a month is enough for many people.