
For business owners
Not just a website. The whole platform behind it.
A real multi-page site built for your industry — services, your team, contact — designed by hand rather than recoloured from a template.
The website
A full website for your business, not a page with your logo on it.
Most cheap options give you one long scroll and call it a site. A business needs more room than that — somewhere to lay out your services properly, introduce the people doing the work, and make getting in touch the easiest thing on the page.
These are real multi-page sites, and you can scroll every one of them at full size before you decide.
See the business designsThe first impression
What you do, who you do it for, and a way to get in touch before they scroll.
What you actually offer
Room to lay out every service properly instead of squeezing them into one list.
Who they'd be dealing with
The people behind the business — the thing that turns a quote into a decision.
The easy part
Hours, location and an enquiry form, on a page built to be reached quickly.
Purpose-built
Designed for what you actually do.
Not one template recoloured for whoever turns up. A dental practice and a law firm need different pages in a different order, so they were built separately — by hand, for that industry.
On your site
Your site does the work, not just the talking.
Both of these are on from day one, on every plan — a business nobody can contact is a brochure, so neither is something you unlock further up a ladder.
Your hours on the page with a live open-or-closed state that follows your own timezone — so nobody drives over to a locked door.
A contact form built into the page. Every enquiry lands in your dashboard and hits your inbox the moment someone sends it.
Booking, built in.
Appointments taken straight from your own site, in your own hours — no third party in the middle, and no separate booking link to hand out.
Integrations
Connected to the tools your business already runs on.
Your site doesn't sit apart from everything else you use. Connect what you already have and it keeps itself current, instead of becoming one more thing to update by hand.
The calendar you already use
Connect your calendar and bookings taken on your site land in it. Your existing commitments block out the slots customers can pick, so two things never land on the same hour.
Your reviews, on your own page
Pull the reviews you have already earned elsewhere onto your site, where someone deciding about you is actually looking — and keep them current without copying anything across by hand.
MLS listings, straight onto your site
For agents and brokerages: bring your listings in from the MLS so your site shows what is on the market now, without re-entering a single property.
Take payment with the gateway you already use
Your online store checks out through more than one payment gateway, so you connect the one you already have an account with — cards and wallets, settled to you.
Already selling somewhere? Bring it across
Connect the store you run elsewhere and its products, stock and orders flow into the one on your site here — so both stay in step without you keeping two catalogues by hand.
Being found
Found by the customers already searching for you.
Your business is listed by category and location. Someone looking for what you do, where you are, narrows the directory down and finds you — without having seen an ad first, and without already knowing your name.
That is the part a website on its own never does. A site waits to be visited. A listing gets found.
See the member directoryGrow further
Room to grow, without hiring for it yet.
The two things that usually mean taking someone on: getting found, and getting work done that nobody on your team does.
Handled for you, not handed to you
A team works on your visibility alongside the site itself — these six, done for you rather than added to your list.
- On-page SEO
Your pages built and tuned to actually rank, not just to look good. Titles, structure, speed and the technical groundwork search engines read before anyone does.
- Local & Google listings
Your Google Business profile and local listings set up and kept current, so you show up in local search and on the map when somebody nearby goes looking.
- Content & blog
Written for you on an ongoing basis — nothing sits blank because writing isn't your job, and the pages that bring people in keep arriving.
- Social media
Your channels posted to and managed, not left untouched for months between the times you remember to look at them.
- Paid ads
Campaigns set up and run across Google and social for when you're ready to put budget behind growth, with someone watching what it returns.
- Backlinks & authority
The slow, compounding kind of SEO most businesses never get around to, built in the background so it's already working by the time you need it.
The work your team doesn't do
When a job lands outside what anyone there does — a developer, a designer, an accountant, whatever the field — someone gets assigned to it. You get the work done without putting another salary on the books first.
Tell us what the job is. Growth stops being a hiring decision.
Put your business somewhere customers are looking.
Create your account, pick the design built for your industry, and fill it in — every one is a live page you can scroll before you choose.

