A website builder that does the building
You answer questions about your business. It writes, links, checks and publishes the pages. You edit by asking.
Website builder
Short answer
A website builder is software that turns what you know about your business into a working site without a developer. Most builders give you a blank template and a drag-and-drop editor. Website Builder Studio asks you about your business and writes the pages for you, then checks every one before it goes live.
- Best for owners who want the site built, not a canvas to fill
- Pages up to 100 per website
- Editing in plain language, with the assistant
- Leads delivered to the CRM, chat or phone you already use
- Price from $99 a month, 15-day trial with a card
What a builder should do for a business
Write pages that say what you offer, where, and for whom. Link them so a visitor and a search engine can both find their way. Add the titles, descriptions and schema that answer engines read. Put a form on every page that reaches you. Host it, secure it, and let you change it without calling anyone.
Most builders stop at "host it". The writing, the structure and the checking are left to you. That is where sites stall.
How this builder is different, in plain words
- It writes the site from a conversation about your business, not from a template with your name pasted in.
- Every page passes a check before it publishes, validated against Google Search Essentials and modern web standards. A page that does not pass does not go live.
- A uniqueness check strips the city, state and industry names before it measures, so two pages cannot be the same words with the town swapped.
- Leads from every form go to HubSpot, Salesforce, Zoho, Pipedrive, GoHighLevel, Slack, Microsoft Teams, SMS, email or any webhook you name.
- Page views and conversions are counted on the server. No cookie banner is needed for our analytics because there are no cookies.
- You edit by asking. "Make the hero shorter." "Add a Contact page." "Change the phone number." The assistant does it and re-checks the page.
What it is not
It is not a drag-and-drop canvas, and it is not an online store builder. If you want to place every pixel yourself, or sell products with a cart, a different tool fits better today. If you want a real business website written and kept in shape, this is the one.
Where to go next
The AI website builder page explains how the writing works. The small business page walks a one-domain owner through it. Pricing has the four plans. Compare puts it next to the builders you already know.
Pages in this section
- A website builder for small businesses
A small business website builder that writes your site from a conversation: services, areas, contact and FAQ pages on your domain, leads where you work.
- A website builder for someone who has never made a site
Never made a website? The five words you need in plain English, what your first hour in the builder looks like, and what you can stop worrying about.
- How to build a website when you are starting from nothing
What to have ready before you build a website, the three ways to get the pages made, and what the builder's flow looks like from first question to publish.
- How to judge the best website builder for you, with our own scorecard
How to judge the best website builder: seven questions to ask any product, then our own scorecard with the weak spots left in. No ranking of other tools.
- There is no template gallery here, and this is why
No template gallery here. Pages are written from your answers. What a template is, why a swapped-town page fails the uniqueness check, and what you see instead.
- What a business needs from a website builder, beyond a pretty page
Beyond a pretty page: leads in the CRM, teammates on one account, several sites, analytics without a banner, and which plan fits which size of business.
- What a website maker should actually make
Maker, builder and editor get used for the same tools. What a website maker should actually make, and a checklist to judge any maker's output in ten minutes.
- What it means when we build your website
What it means when we build your website: the answers you give, the plan and cost you approve, what comes back, and what stays yours, including files and leads.
- What professional means when you can measure it
Professional, measured: your own domain with SSL, a title per page, structured data, accessible markup, leads in a CRM and a real 404, all built in.
- What SEO tools means inside this builder
What SEO tools means: titles the check measures, one heading per page, links, sitemap, schema, two Google fields, a check before publish, and what is left out.
- Where a web builder that writes the pages fits
What a web builder is, the difference between a canvas and a writer, and what to look at in the first ten minutes of any trial before you commit to one.
Questions people ask
What is a website builder?
Software that lets you make and run a website without a developer. This one also writes the pages from what you tell it and checks them before they publish.
Do I need a template?
No. The site is written from a conversation about your business. Layout, colors and your logo are set by the assistant and can be changed by asking.
Can I edit the pages myself?
Yes. Tell the assistant what to change, or edit the text directly. Every save runs the same check before it goes live.
Can I bring my own domain?
Yes. One DNS record at your registrar, and the SSL certificate is issued for you. Until then the site is live on a free address.
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