Riya · SEO
Rebecca · Social
Victor · Leads
Business website
Your services, team and contact details in one place, with a quote or demo form that sends leads to your inbox.
Maya builds your site around how customers reach you: quote forms, bookings, calls and payments. You see every visitor, where they came from and who got in touch, and the rest of your team keeps sending people to it.
Real sites, live today
What Maya builds
Your services, team and contact details in one place, with a quote or demo form that sends leads to your inbox.
Customers pick a service, a date and a time, and book themselves. No more back-and-forth messages.
One site in every language your buyers speak, with inquiry forms that reach your inbox. This site runs in eight.
A focused page for a launch, an ad or an event, with one goal, one button and its own numbers.
Your storefront, designed by Maya, with products, cart and checkout running on Shopify.
See what your website brings in
Your website is where all your marketing lands. Maya tracks what happens there, so you know which pages and channels bring customers.
Google, Maps, social media, email campaigns, AI answers and more.
Pages they read and the call, quote and booking buttons they click.
Every form submission and booking, by page and by source.
A funnel from first visit to inquiry, so you know what to fix next.
Sound familiar?
Every page is designed for phones first, so customers can read, call and book without pinching.
Templates still leave all the work to you, and ChatGPT hands you code you have to host, deploy and connect yourself. Maya does all of it.
<header>
<div class="hero">
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</header>Every page leads to one next step: call, book, request a quote or buy. Forms and bookings land in your inbox or calendar.
See how many people visit, where they came from, what they click and who gets in touch, in one report.
Headlines, service descriptions and calls to action, written by Maya from what you tell her.
Search basics are set up before launch. Then Riya works on Google and AI search, Rebecca on social media and Victor on outreach, all sending people to your site.
Three steps
What you sell, who you serve and the style you like. Share a logo and photos if you have them.
Maya designs the pages and writes the copy. Look it over and ask for anything you want changed.
She connects your domain and tools and publishes the site. From then on you see who visits and who gets in touch, and updates are one message away.
Already have a website?
Stuck on Wix, Squarespace, WordPress or an old site nobody updates? Keep your domain and your links. Get a better site.
Ask any time and Maya hands you the full source code. No lock-in.
Send the link. Maya recreates every page, then improves the design, the speed and the mobile layout.
The new site runs on a preview link while your old one stays live.
When you're happy, your domain points to the new site. Maya sets up redirects so old links keep working.
All included
Customers can pay, book and get in touch right on your site, and every inquiry reaches you.
Using something else? Tell us and we'll look at connecting it.
After launch
Most websites go stale the month after launch. Yours keeps up with your business.
New prices, photos, menus, opening hours or services: send a message and the update goes live.
A new location, a new service or a seasonal offer gets its own page.
Maya checks links, forms and the mobile layout each time something changes.
No servers, no renewals to chase, no technical work for you.
For a launch, an ad campaign or an event, Maya builds a focused page with one goal and one button.
See which pages bring inquiries and which lose people, then have Maya improve the weak ones.
Compare
Templates, code or a project fee. Or a website built to bring in customers, with the numbers to prove it.
| Wix / Squarespace / Shopify | ChatGPT | Web designer or agency | Maya | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| How it's built | Pick a template, then drag, drop and fill it in yourself | Gives you code; you put the pieces together | A designer, after a few meetings | One conversation; Maya builds it |
| Design | Template-based; looks like many other sites | Depends on whether you can edit code | Custom, but costly | Designed around your business |
| Going live | Hosted, but only within their template system | You set up hosting, servers, deployment, domain and SSL | They handle it | Maya deploys it on your domain |
| Payments and forms | Add-ons and app installs, some need a higher plan | You build and connect the integrations | Quoted per project | Maya connects them |
| Copy and SEO | You write it and set it up | Can draft it, but won't put it on your site | Often billed as extras | Included |
| Changes later | You log in and edit | Edit the code and redeploy, every time | A new request, often a new invoice | Just ask; Maya republishes |
| Seeing what works | An analytics dashboard you check yourself | You set up analytics yourself | Rarely included after handover | Visitors, sources and inquiries in one report |
| Bringing people in | Marketing tools you run yourself | Advice you carry out | A separate marketing budget | Riya, Rebecca and Victor send traffic to it |
| Your code | Stays on their platform; hard to move | Yours, but you host and maintain it | Usually handed over at the end | Yours. Ask for it any time |
A tool that creates a website from a description of your business instead of a blank template. Most AI website builders give you a draft to finish yourself. Maya goes further: she writes the copy, connects your domain, payments and forms, publishes the site and keeps updating it after launch.
Tell Maya what your business does, who it serves and the style you like, and share a logo or photos if you have them. She sends you a first version, changes whatever you ask, and publishes it on your domain once you're happy. Nothing goes live before that.
Business websites with quote forms, booking sites, multilingual sites for overseas buyers, restaurant sites with online ordering, landing pages for launches or ads, and storefronts connected to Shopify.
Yes. Ask Maya for a report: visitors, where they came from, top pages, button clicks, form submissions and a funnel that shows where people drop off before getting in touch.
Yes. Maya designs and builds your storefront and connects Shopify for products, cart and checkout. Already on Shopify? She connects the store you run.
Yes. Maya builds and publishes each language version, so buyers overseas read your site in their own language.
Stripe, Square, PayPal and other common payment providers, for orders, deposits and invoices.
Yes. Every page is designed for phones first, then checked on tablets and desktops.
Yes. Maya hosts the site, connects your own domain and sets up SSL. Bring a domain you already own, or get a new one.
Yes. Send her the link. She recreates the site, improves it, shows you a preview while your old site stays live, then moves your domain over with redirects so old links keep working.
Yes. Maya rebuilds it from your live site, so you don't need an export. Once it's live with us, you can cancel the old plan.
Yes. Ask any time and Maya hands you the full source code. You're never locked in.
Any time. Send Maya a message with new prices, photos, pages or anything else, and she updates and republishes the site.
A simple site can be live the same day you start. Sites with many pages take a few days, mostly waiting on your feedback.
ChatGPT can write code, but you still need to set up hosting, deploy it, connect your domain, payments and forms, and redo that every time something changes. Maya handles the whole thing and keeps it running.
The SEO basics are set up before launch. To keep climbing, Riya takes it from there.
Free to start. After that you pay for the work the team does; most businesses spend about $200 a month in total. No contract. See pricing.
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