How it works.

Six steps. Most are filled in for you, none need a meeting, and you see exactly what it takes to go live before you pay anything.

  1. 1

    Enter your information

    Your name, phone, address, hours and what you do. If you ran the free check first, all of it is already filled in from your Google profile — you fix what's off instead of typing.

    5 minutes
  2. 2

    Add your pictures

    Photos from your phone and, if you have one, your logo. They're shrunk on your device before they're sent. We tell you what to shoot for your trade, and the first photo goes behind your headline.

    5 minutes
  3. Cuban sandwich$11Black bean soup$6Breakfast plate$9
    3

    Your menu, products or services

    Paste it as you have it — a menu, a price list, a note. It's sorted into lines with prices and sections you can correct in seconds. Restaurants get a menu; shops get a storefront; trades get a service list.

    5 minutes
  4. 4

    Pick a template and make it yours

    Seven complete looks. Choose the one that feels like you, then set the accent colour and type to match your branding, switch the navigation and the hero photo on or off, and put the sections in the order you want. Every colour is checked so the page stays readable.

    10 minutes
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    5

    Pay the first month, and you're live

    Your card goes in on Stripe's secure page. The moment it succeeds your site is published at its own address, and your account shows the live link. From then on: change anything, press publish.

    2 minutes
  6. 6

    We keep it that way

    Your Google profile, your reviews, your social accounts and your posts — twice a week from what you send, approved by you first. New hours, new menu, new number: you send it, it's done.

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Templates, colours and type — to match your brand

Seven complete designs, each one already readable and already working. Pick one, then adjust: any accent colour or your own hex, 6 type pairings, three layouts for the top of the page, spacing, corners and the order of sections. Nothing you can choose makes a page you'd be embarrassed by — every colour is checked against the text it carries.

EditorialLike a good menu or a magazine. Warm, established.ModernClean and direct. Reads well on a phone at a glance.FriendlyRounder and softer. Good for cafés, salons, anything family-facing.ClassicTraditional. Suits professional services and anything that trades on trust.ElegantHigh-contrast serif headings, light and quiet. Boutiques, spas, fine dining.SturdyWide, plain, no-nonsense. Trades, workshops, anything that gets its hands dirty.
See the seven looks on one business →

Real examples, built here

Four invented businesses, four trades, before and after. Everything on the “after” side comes out of the same generator that builds yours.

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