Not because you're lazy. Hiring an agency is expensive and slow. DIY builders still look like a template. Chatbots just give you words, not a live site.
Three paths. None of them get you a real site, live, today.
$2,000–$5,000. Six weeks. Endless rounds of revisions before it's even live.
A whole weekend gone, and it still looks like every other template site out there.
You get words on a page. Not a real site. Nothing actually goes live anywhere.
You talk. It builds.
Three steps, one conversation. No dashboard to learn, no template to fight with.
Plain conversation about what you do, who you serve, and what makes you different. No forms, no jargon.
A real landing page, on a structure built to turn visitors into customers — not a generic template.
Live, on your own hosting. A real address you can send people to today — not a mockup.
Below: an example built end-to-end with the kit, from a plain-language interview to a live page.
Example page built for this guide — your own site is written from your own interview, not a copy of this one.
No. You describe your business in plain language, in a normal conversation. Claude writes and publishes the page.
Yes — hosting is what makes your site actually reachable on the internet, and it's paid directly to your host (we recommend Hostinger, usually just a few dollars a month), not to us. The kit itself is a one-time payment.
If you can describe what you do and who it's for, this works — service businesses, local shops, coaches, freelancers, small online products. It adapts to your answers, not a fixed template.
You can still use this to build a better one, or a new landing page for a specific offer, and connect your existing domain to it.
A paid Claude plan (Pro, Max, or Team — the free plan doesn't unlock the tool this kit uses), and on Windows, the free program Git. The guide walks you through both.
Not a mockup. Not a template. A real, working website, published under your name.
The core kit is always included. Add extras below if you want them — or skip straight to checkout.