One place for the work of running a business, whoever does it.
A simple website you can change yourself, a team that edits it together, a developer’s clients kept to their own part, and one dashboard instead of a stack of logins.
For a business that wants it simple
You run the place. You don’t want a web designer on call, four logins and a list of renewal dates. Your site is converted from your old one, or built from a few questions, and then it stays up to date. For $8/mo, billed yearly.
- Hosting, SSL and backupsKept up to date, so there’s nothing to renew.
- Change it yourself, freeWords, photos, pages and hours, with undo to any earlier version.
- Writing help when you need itAI help in the editor, included in the plan.
- Messages in one inboxForms and contacts, with reminders when one goes unanswered.
For a team that runs one website together
Invite as many people as the work needs. Adding someone doesn’t add a charge, because billing counts your websites, not your team. Each person gets the access their job needs.
- OwnerEverything, including billing, launching and canceling sites, and who has access.
- DeveloperEverything in the editor, including AI changes, work requests and their own code. Not billing or who has access.
- EditorWords, photos, pages, lists and the inbox, and publishing them. Not AI changes, work requests or code.
Messages reach the people who chose to hear about them, and the to-do list is one list for the whole team. See Business tools
For a developer with several clients
Build each site, then hand your client the part they should touch. You keep the code and the settings. They get the words, photos and pages, and nothing that could break what you built.
Hand a site over by inviting the client as an owner, then step down or leave. Studio adds brands for clients without a website.
- One account, many businessesEach client’s business is a brand, and one bill covers them all.
- Developer access where it countsDevelopers can run AI changes, work requests and their own code, and edit everything in the editor.
- Clients who can’t break itAn editor changes words, photos and pages. Code, billing and the team stay out of reach.
- Each client sees only theirsLimit a person to some brands, and they reach nothing else on the account.
For anyone tired of juggling tools
Your website, bookings, messages, to-dos, newsletters and videos sit in one dashboard, on one bill, behind one sign-in. You don’t have to remember which tool holds what.
- What needs you, firstThe Home page lists only what someone must act on, each with the button that does it.
- Bookings, gift cards and reviewsIn one place, on one plan, instead of a separate tool for each.
- Newsletters and messagesNewsletters go to your email list, the one your site’s sign-ups fill, or to a group of customers on it.
- Your own Claude, on your to-dosConnect it, and it can read your task list and add to it.
Not yet
Members-only pages are coming later. Work that needs a person is always quoted before it starts.
See your new site before you pay.
No website yet? Start from a few answers.