Will a website get me customers?
On its own, no. A website converts people who already found you, and it is the place every other channel points at. Here is exactly what we do for you, what takes you fifteen minutes, and what only you can do - which is the part that matters most.
Done for you, on every site
No settings to find, including on the free plan.
- Every page has its own title and description, and those are the words search engines show. You can edit both.
- A sitemap.xml and robots.txt are generated for your site and stay current as you add pages.
- Structured data (JSON-LD) describes your business to search engines - your name, address and opening hours - from the details you enter once.
- Free automatic HTTPS, on your own domain as well as the free address.
- Mobile layouts, because most people who find you will be on a phone.
- We measure the speed real visitors get (Core Web Vitals) and show it on your Insights page, with the pages that need attention first.
Fifteen minutes, once
We give you the hooks. The accounts stay yours.
- Google Search Console: paste one verification code in Integrations, then submit your sitemap. It is the only way to see what people typed before they clicked.
- Bing Webmaster Tools: the same, and it takes a minute.
- Analytics: visitor stats are built in, and you can add GA4 if you would rather use that.
- A WhatsApp button, if that is where your customers actually talk to you.
- Run your site through our free website checker and fix what it finds.
Only you can do this, and it beats all of the above
For most local businesses this is where the calls come from.
- Claim and fill in your Google Business Profile. We do not manage it, and for a local business it is usually the single biggest source of enquiries - photos, hours, the phone number, the link to your site.
- Ask happy customers for a review on Google. Not on your own site: we will never write or invent reviews for you, and a review you wrote about yourself is illegal in the UK and the EU.
- Tell the people who already know you. Email signature, the sign on the door, your existing customers, the group chat you are already in.
- Say what you do and where you do it. "Van hire in Timisoara" is found by people who need a van in Timisoara. "Welcome to our website" is found by nobody.
What we do not do
So you are not waiting for something that is never coming.
- We do not run or manage advertising for you.
- We do not post to social media on your behalf.
- We do not manage your Google Business Profile.
- We do not write your copy. The AI assistant helps you draft and rewrite, but the words should sound like you, because your customers can tell.
- We do not buy links, and nobody can promise you a position in Google. Anyone who does is guessing with your money.
What to expect, honestly
A new site is not in Google the moment you publish it. Indexing takes days to weeks, and a brand-new domain has no history for a search engine to trust yet. That is normal and there is no setting that skips it.
Your first visitors will be people you tell. That is not a failure of the website; it is how every small business starts. The site's job on day one is to make those people confident enough to call, book or buy.
If you take bookings or payments online, the quickest win is putting that link everywhere you already exist - profile, signature, messages, the printed menu. The site handles the rest.
Free plan, no card. There is also a 14-day free trial on the paid side - a card starts it, and you can cancel before it renews.