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For a portfolio of many domains

A real site on every domain you own

Most domains in a portfolio sit idle. Or they hold a page that was never written for the business behind the name. The usual fix is a template farm that copies one page down the whole list with a word swapped in. That is the pattern this platform exists to refuse.

Here each domain gets a small multi-page site with its own pages and its own links. It goes live on the domain itself. You add one CNAME record at your registrar, and the SSL certificate is issued for you. A free subdomain works while the site is still in progress.

Why the site count stops at 300

The Platform plan is capped at 300 microsites for $399 a month, with up to 100 pages each. Annual billing is exactly 20% off.

That ceiling is deliberate. An uncapped site count is how scaled content gets built. A product with no cap on pages is selling the very thing it should be refusing.

Capped is the shape of the product, not a limit dressed up as a virtue. Every page inside the ceiling passes the same gate as a one-site customer's page.

Every site is built on its own and checked before it goes live

Each site is individually built from a conversation about that domain's business. Nothing is cloned from the site before it.

Then the page goes through the compliance gate — a check that runs before anything publishes. The platform's page generator refuses pages that are a template with the town swapped, and edits that make pages too alike are refused too. A template with the names swapped fails by design, not by luck.

What comes out looks like a site because it is one. An About page, service pages, an FAQ, up to 100 pages of them, linked to each other on purpose.

Running the whole portfolio from one account

Portfolio work is list work, and the platform treats it that way. Every lead across every site exports to CSV or Excel in one click. Each lead carries a status and a note you can edit. Teammates can join the same shared account with the same sites, leads and plan.

See portfolio management for how the sites sit together in one account. Each domain still connects on its own with one CNAME record, so the sites stay independent. The account is the shared thing, not the content.

Updated September 2026