Paste a plumber's URL. Four minutes later you have a five-page site built only from facts you can prove — ready to put in front of them the same day.
A real render from a fictional business. Open it full size →
Every town is full of plumbers, gardeners and hairdressers whose entire web presence is a Facebook page or a site from 2014. They'd pay to fix it. What stops you is that building something worth showing takes a day, and you can't spend a day on someone who might not reply.
So build it first. Four minutes, a dollar, and you turn up with the site already made.
Their website, or their Facebook page, or a directory listing — whatever they have. It reads the lot, searches for them, and pulls out what can actually be proved.
Five pages, written plainly, with photographs matched to each service. Beside it, every fact it used and where that came from. Fix anything, rewrite for pennies.
Send an expiring link, or download one self-contained file and open it on your phone at their counter. Nothing is sent or published without you doing it.
You're replacing the ones that are costing them work. That bar is low, and clearing it convincingly is a five-page job — not a fifteen-page one.
One adaptive design, and it reads as the right site for each business — colours, photographs and language all follow the trade. These are three fictional businesses, rendered live.
Anything you can prompt an AI to write, it will happily invent — a licence number, a five-star average, “twenty years serving the community”. Send that to a business owner and you have lost the job, and possibly worse.
The two Missing rows are the point. A generic AI builder would have written a licence number and a rating.
Measured, not estimated — the tool meters every build and shows you the figure. Sell one site and you have covered a few hundred prospects.
$0.89
Reads their site, searches for them, sorts provable facts from marketing.
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Five pages written, and a matched photograph found for each service.
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Fix a fact and write it again without paying for the research twice.
Not set yet — the product is in early access while the first operators put it through real prospects. If you want in at that stage, sign in and say hello.
Ask about early accessNo, and that is deliberate. You build your own prospect list — you know your area and who is worth approaching. The tool takes over once you have a URL.
That is often the better prospect. Paste their Facebook page, Instagram profile, Google Business Profile or any directory listing, and it works from that instead.
Never. It sends nothing, publishes nothing and contacts nobody. It produces a private preview, and sharing happens only when you create a link or download the file yourself.
There is a logo slot waiting in the header and footer, and stock photographs are clearly labelled so you know which to swap once the owner sends you real ones.
You get one self-contained HTML file with everything in it. Where you host it, and what you charge, is entirely up to you.
No. It builds three to five page brochure sites, and nothing else. If a prospect genuinely sells online, the tool tells you to skip them.
You will know inside five minutes whether this is worth your time — and you will have something to show for it either way.