Instead of: "Can you just change one word?"
Clients edit it themselves
You decide the sections and fields. They change the words, prices and photos, and your design stays intact.
For agencies and web designers
Hand over sites their owners run themselves
Design whatever you like. Your clients get pages they edit without touching the design, bookings, payments, analytics and an inbox, and stop calling you.
Nothing to host or keep running behind the sites you build.
Every part in every plan, USD 9.00 a week or USD 29.00 a month. Updated 29 October 2026.
Why agencies build on it
Instead of: A backend to keep alive for every client
Nothing to host behind it
Content, bookings, payments and analytics already built and kept running. You build the front end you're paid for.
Instead of: Awkward handovers
The account is your client's
Their keys, their content, their money. Hand it over cleanly, and stay on for the work you want.
Instead of: "Can we add online booking?"
Switch it on, don't build it
Bookings, deposits, a contact form or analytics are a switch away, not a new project.
Instead of: Clients wondering if the site works
Numbers they can see
Goals, sources and reports, with no cookie banner to design around.
Instead of: Late-night support calls
Or they just ask their AI
Clients can connect ChatGPT or Claude and make simple changes by asking.
What you build with
How a project goes
Your client opens their account
One plan, in their name. They switch on the parts they need, and create the keys you work with.
You shape the content
Define sections like Hero, Services or Team, with the fields your design needs, over the API with a key your client gives you.
You build the front end
Any framework, with a key for that website. Try bookings and payments in test mode.
Hand it over
Your client edits, gets booked and paid, and sees the numbers.
What agencies and web designers ask
Can I manage several clients from one login?
No. Each client holds their own account, which is also what makes handing a site over clean.
Which frameworks does it work with?
Any that can make an HTTP request. TypeScript packages are there if you want them.
Can I reuse one front end for several clients?
Yes. Nothing in the address names a website: swap the key, and the same front end serves another site.
Who pays the plan?
Your client, on their own account. Add it to your proposal or your care plan.