Show the client their site before the call ends.
Enter their domain. We pull their site, their Google profile, their reviews and photos — and build a complete, SEO-ready site in about 10 minutes. Previews are free, so pitch with finished work. You pay wholesale, only for the sites your clients actually use.
Free previews · Pay for sites in use · Bulk discounts · White-label available
~10 min
Their domain → full preview site
Free
Previews for every prospect
$0
Until a client's site goes live
1 app
Sites, SEO, rank tracking & GBP
Keep charging thousands for the build. Stop paying thousands to deliver it.
A local business site is worth $3,000–$10,000 to the client, plus the monthly retainer — that doesn't change. What changes is your side of the ledger: the 30 production hours, the subcontractor, the revision rounds. Gone.
Pitch with a finished site, not a proposal.
Enter their domain
We pull their current site, their Google profile, reviews, photos, and service area — and build the new site while you're prepping your notes. It's free, so build one for every lead on the list.
Send the preview link
They're looking at their site — their trucks, their reviews, their cities — before you finish the call. Nothing closes like done.
Flip it live
Claim the site, point the domain, done. That's the moment billing starts — and the moment you start collecting your retainer. Next pitch.
No's cost you nothing. The preview just sits there — ready for the follow-up call next quarter.
Run the numbers on your current stack.
Every tool below can produce a website. Only one of them was built for running a book of local-service clients at a profit.
| Wix | Squarespace | WordPress | Vibe coding | LocalSites.Dev | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Time to a client-ready site | Hours–days, hand-built per site | Hours–days, hand-built per site | Days–weeks: theme, plugins, content | Hours to a demo, days to make it production-safe | ~10 minutes from their domain + Google data |
| Software cost per client site | $17–$39/mo retail, per site | $16–$39/mo retail, per site | $30–$100+/mo once hosting, plugins & upkeep are counted | Hosting is cheap — your engineering hours aren't | Previews free · live sites at wholesale, discounts with volume |
| Free spec sites for pitching | No — a plan per site | No — trial clocks run out | No — you pay in hours | Sort of — you build each one | Yes — free previews, no charge |
| Content written for you | No | No | No | Only what you prompt, page by page | Yes — services, city pages & blog from their real business data |
| Local SEO structure | DIY with apps | DIY | Plugins you configure & update | Whatever you remember to prompt | Schema, service + city pages, sitemaps — automatic |
| Rank tracking built in | No — third-party tool | No — third-party tool | No — third-party tool | No | Yes — keywords + map-grid scans, per client |
| Manage 20 clients | 20 logins, one at a time | 20 logins, one at a time | 20 installs to patch & back up | 20 codebases you now maintain | One dashboard, bulk updates, or Claude Code |
| White-label for your agency | Partner program, limited | No | You assemble & maintain it | No | Yes — your brand, your domain, your reports |
| Who does maintenance | You | You | You: updates, security, backups | You — congratulations, you're a software company now | Us. Hosting, speed, security, updates |
Retail prices as listed by Wix and Squarespace, mid-2026, annual billing. WordPress range = typical hosting + premium plugins + basic maintenance for a small-business site.
Free previews. Pay for sites in use.
Your software bill tracks your revenue, not your pipeline. If a site isn't earning you a retainer, it isn't costing you a dime.
Previews: free
Build the whole prospect list
Spec sites, pitch decks, follow-ups, "just checking in" links — free preview sites, for as long as the deal takes.
Live: wholesale
Pay when the client says yes
A site becomes billable the day it goes live on a domain. You pay the wholesale rate; you charge the client whatever your market bears.
Volume: cheaper
Bulk discounts as you grow
The per-site rate steps down as your live-site count climbs. More clients, fatter margin on every one of them.
Your bill, in plain terms
Local SEO that runs itself. One app, every client.
Your clients don't buy websites — they buy phone calls. Every site ships with the SEO done, tracks its own rankings, and (soon) runs the Google Business Profile too. No BrightLocal, no Local Falcon, no rank-tracker subscription stacked on top.
SEO with nothing left to forget
Open any client site you've ever shipped and there's a missing meta description somewhere, an image without alt text, a schema plugin nobody configured. Not here — the boring, critical SEO work is generated at build time and maintained continuously. There is no checklist because there's nothing left on it.
- Every page has a meta title & description — written, not templated. Zero missing, ever
- Every image has alt text — generated from what's actually in the photo
- Schema is automatic — LocalBusiness, Service, FAQ, Review markup on the right pages
- Sitemaps generated & submitted — new pages reach Google without you asking
- A page for every service, a page for every city — with real local copy, interlinked
- Reviews pulled from Google and kept fresh on the site
- Auto-blogging on a schedule — sites keep publishing after launch, on their own
- Content health monitoring — thin pages and stale content flagged before Google notices
- Fast hosting, clean Core Web Vitals — speed is on us, not a plugin
- One-click Spanish — a second language, a second audience
Rank tracking your clients can feel
- Map-grid scans — rankings across the client's actual neighborhood, not one number
- Keyword tracking per service and city
- Competitor watch — who's above them and why
- Proof for the retainer call — deltas roll into your branded client reports
A spreadsheet says "position 7." A map turning green says "keep paying the retainer."
Google Business Profile, managed in-house
The other half of local rankings is the Google profile — and it's about to live in the same dashboard as the site, the leads, and the rank map.
- Review management — AI drafts the reply, your client (or you) taps approve
- Google posts published from the same place as the blog
- Profile audit & optimization tasks — the "one next thing" to improve, always
- Profile protection — alerts when Google or a competitor edits the listing
- Citations — the business's name, address & phone consistent across the web
Rolling out to agency accounts first. Everything lands in the same white-labeled app your clients already log into.
Leads hit your client's phone in seconds
Every form fill texts the owner instantly — while the homeowner is still on the couch with their browser open. First one to respond wins the job, and your client knows exactly where it came from. Every lead is logged per site, so your monthly report writes itself.
- Instant text alerts — the lead lands on the owner's phone, not in an inbox they check Fridays
- Every lead logged & attributed — per site, per page, feeding your client reports
- Plays nice with the rest of the stack — call tracking and field software included:
The pitch to your client is one sentence: "Your website, your rankings, your leads, and your Google profile — one login, and my team runs it."
Your whole portfolio is one prompt away.
Connect our MCP server to Claude Code and run your agency from the terminal: build previews from a lead list, push a promo across twenty clients, pull the month's lead numbers — in plain English.
> Build preview sites for the roofing leads in leads.csv ✓ Queued 8 builds · agency: Summit Digital · cost: $0 ✓ 8/8 previews live — links written back to leads.csv > Add a "$99 tune-up special" promo to every HVAC client, running through Labor Day ✓ Updated 8 live sites · skipped 2 with locked promos > Which clients got the most leads this month? Peak Plumbing 34 · Iron Ridge Roofing 29 · Desert Air 22 Full report: agency-report-2026-07.csv
■Official MCP server
Works with Claude Code, Claude Desktop, and anything that speaks MCP. One config line and your portfolio is on the other end of the prompt.
■Scoped keys, full audit log
Agency API keys with per-scope permissions. Every action logged. Publishing is confirmation-gated — no surprise deploys.
■Bulk everything
Builds, promos, hours, blog posts, design variants — across your whole client list in one command.
■The dashboard is always there
Everything has a UI equivalent. The terminal is a superpower, not a requirement.
The 4:47 PM change request, closed by 4:52.
The site build was never the hard part of keeping a client. It's the drip: the photo swap, the seasonal promo, the holiday hours. Each one small. Each one yours. Now each one is a forwarded text.
> Peak Plumbing: swap the homepage hero to the truck photo Mike just texted (attached), and add a "$99 water heater tune-up" promo through Labor Day ✓ Hero image replaced · cropped for mobile + desktop ✓ Promo added · homepage banner + water heater service page ✓ Expires Sep 7 · comes down automatically Preview: peakplumbing.com — confirm to publish? y ✓ Published
- "Can you update our hours for the holiday?"One message — across every page, and every site that needs it.
- "Take the winter special down."Or don't even ask — promos can expire on their own schedule.
- "We hired a new guy, add him to the team page."Photo, name, title. Done before the welcome lunch.
Not a terminal person at 4:47 on a Tuesday? The same request is two clicks in the dashboard — and your client can text their own site's AI assistant directly for the small stuff, so some pings never reach you at all.
Migrations are our problem, not yours.
The reason agencies stay on tools they hate is the switching cost: rankings to protect, tracking to rewire, data to re-enter. We automated all three. Flipping a client is a DNS change, not a project.
Redirects, mapped for you
Every page on the old site gets a 301 redirect to its new equivalent — built automatically when we crawl their domain. Rankings and backlinks carry over. No 404s, no spreadsheet of URLs, no 2 AM redirect file.
Tracking carries over
Google Analytics, Ads conversion tags, Meta pixel, CallRail swap numbers — every snippet moves with the site. Reporting never blinks, attribution never breaks, and nobody asks why last month's data disappeared.
Business data stays exact
Name, address, phone, hours, services, reviews — identical to what Google already knows. The new site reinforces the client's local rankings instead of confusing them with mismatched details.
Agency rates are wholesale rates.
We price by the book of business, not a one-size plan. Tell us roughly what you're running and we'll send your rate card — usually within one business day.
Previews are always free
Free preview sites on every agency account, regardless of size. Pitch as hard as you want.
You pay per live site, wholesale
Well under retail. The gap between our rate and your retainer is your margin — we never see your invoices.
Rates step down with volume
Bulk discounts kick in as your live-site count grows. The bigger your book, the better your unit economics.
Every agency account includes the dashboard, bulk ops, lead rollup, the MCP server + API, and team seats. White-label and branded client reports available on request.
Get your rate card
Tell us about your agency. A human replies — no drip sequence, no "demo journey."
The objections, taken head-on.
You've heard a hundred pitches. Here's what you're actually thinking — answered straight.
"If the site takes 10 minutes, what exactly am I charging for?"+–
Results. Your client was never paying for your hours in a page builder — they were paying for the phone to ring. Rankings, leads, reviews, and a local human who answers when something's wrong: that's the retainer. Production was never your value. It was your cost. We removed the cost and left the value.
"You'll end up going around me to my clients."+–
We're structurally unable to. Wholesale means we don't know what you charge, we never invoice your clients, and with white-label they don't know we exist — your brand is on every screen, every report, every login. Your client list is your asset. We're the supplier, not a competitor with a billing relationship.
"Every AI-built site looks the same."+–
Templated sites look the same because they start from the same demo content. Ours start from the business: their photos, their trucks, their reviews, their services, their cities — across multiple design variants you pick per client. Two plumbers in the same town get different sites because they're different businesses.
"Will Google actually rank AI-generated sites?"+–
Google ranks pages that answer local searches — whoever typed them. What wins is structure and substance: a real page per service, a real page per city, schema, speed, fresh content, and real reviews. That's exactly what gets built, modeled on the layouts already ranking in the most competitive metros in the country. What Google punishes is thin, generic filler — which is what you get from prompting a page builder one page at a time.
"What's my exit if this doesn't work out?"+–
No contracts, cancel anytime. The domains are registered to you or your clients — you point them wherever you want, whenever you want. And since previews are free, you can prove the whole thing out on your three toughest clients before a dollar changes hands.
"I've bought 'unlimited' before. Where's the catch?"+–
Two honest limits: preview builds are throttled per day (enough to cover a serious pitch pipeline, not a scraping operation), and a site starts billing the day it goes live for a client. That's the whole model — your bill tracks your revenue, and we make money when you do.
"What counts as a site 'in use'?"+–
A site you've claimed and put live for a client — typically on their domain. Previews, spec sites, and pitch links never count, no matter how long they sit in your pipeline.
"Why don't you publish the wholesale rates?"+–
Because they depend on volume, and we'd rather quote your book accurately than post a one-size number that overcharges small shops and undercuts big ones. Tell us your size, get your rate card within a business day.
"What can Claude Code actually do — and what can't it?"+–
Everything the dashboard can: build previews, run bulk updates, publish blog posts, pull lead reports. Anything that touches a live site is confirmation-gated, scoped to your API key's permissions, and written to an audit log. And it's optional — the dashboard does it all with clicks.
"I'm on Duda / GoHighLevel / WordPress. Migration is a nightmare."+–
It's a DNS change. Enter the client's domain, and the rebuild comes with the migration done: 301 redirects auto-mapped from every old page to its new one, all tracking snippets carried over (Analytics, Ads tags, pixels, CallRail), and the business data kept identical to what Google already knows. Rebuild the book as free previews while the old stack keeps running, then flip clients one at a time.
Your next ten clients are already on your lead list.
Start with previews — they're free, and they'll be done before your coffee is.