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For a growing business with several locations

One real site per location, not one page per city

The old trick was to copy one page and swap the city name. That is a doorway page, and it is the one thing this platform is built to refuse.

Every page goes through the compliance gate first. The gate is 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.

So a location has to earn its site on what is truly different there. The work you do. The people who ask for it. The questions that come up on the phone. The agent gets all of that from you in conversation, which is why each site is individually built.

The plans match the size of your footprint

Two plans fit a business at this stage. Both are capped on purpose — the site count is a ceiling you work inside, not a target to fill.

Running one domain today? Starter covers it at $99 a month, with 10 microsites of up to 25 pages each. You move up when your footprint does, and not before.

• Growth — $199 a month, 25 microsites, up to 50 pages each.
• Scale — $299 a month, 50 microsites, up to 100 pages each.
• Annual billing — exactly 20% off on either plan.

Add pages as a location grows

A site is not finished the day it publishes. An About, Contact or FAQ page takes one click on any multi-page site. The agent writes it from what it already knows about your business, and it runs the same checks as everything around it.

You can also make a page of your own with any name you like. Financing, Our Team, a seasonal service. Write it yourself in plain paragraphs at no charge, or give the agent one line about what it is for. Sites hold up to 100 pages, depending on your plan, each with its own structure and links.

Your team shares one account, and leads land where you work

Invite your teammates into one shared account. Same sites, same leads, same plan, and you can sign in with Google. Nobody gets a separate workspace to keep in step with everyone else.

A form nobody answers is not genuinely useful. So leads from every site go where you already work: HubSpot, Salesforce, GoHighLevel, Zoho CRM, Pipedrive, Mailchimp, Kit, ActiveCampaign, Slack, Microsoft Teams, email, or any webhook.

Connecting one takes no sign-in screen. You paste one key you make yourself, then press Send test lead to prove the path. Leads sent to HubSpot, Zoho and Pipedrive update the contact you have instead of adding a second. Every lead carries a status and a note you can edit on the Leads page.

Updated September 2026