Prospects read your website before they reply to your email — it's the one pitch you don't get to deliver in person. Describe your agency or practice and AI builds the whole site; building and previewing is free, and you pay only when you publish.
One for studios, one for solo consultants. Pick the direction that fits how you sell, hit generate, and the AI builds the real site around it.
A dark, work-first agency design — off-black background, one electric accent, a project grid right at the top, services beneath it, and a client logo strip. Generate from this one if you run a studio or agency and want the portfolio doing the talking.
A light, editorial design in white and ink — a positioning statement where the hero image would usually be, case studies with the results spelled out, and a book-a-consultation CTA. The starting point for independent consultants selling judgment, not a portfolio.
You ship polished work for clients every week while your own site sits two rebrands behind — and it's the first thing every prospect judges. With AI doing the heavy lifting, your site stops being the project that never makes the sprint. An afternoon, not a quarter.
State exactly who you serve, what you do, and how you work — niche, services, process — and the right prospects recognize the fit before they even write to you. The wrong ones move on, which is the point. Vague pages get polite meetings; specific pages get briefs.
You can't take discovery calls while you're deep in client work. An inquiry form with a couple of qualifying questions collects the project, budget, and timeline and drops it in your inbox — you reply between deliverables, already knowing whether it's worth a call.
Six things prospects check before they reply to your email. GetSite builds all of them in.
Case studies are what prospects actually read: the project, what you did, what changed for the client. Use the numbers you genuinely have, and where you can't share figures, describe the result honestly — an invented "300% ROI" reads as exactly what it is. Three solid case studies beat a wall of thumbnails.
"We help B2B SaaS companies fix onboarding" tells a prospect in five seconds whether to keep reading. "We craft digital experiences" tells them nothing, and nothing is what it converts. Who you serve and what you do belongs in the first sentence on the page.
Retainers, fixed-scope projects, audits — name them, say what's included, and explain how an engagement starts. Productized services mean prospects arrive at the call already knowing what they're asking for. "Get in touch to discuss" just outsources your sales work to the client.
Clients hire an agency's people, not its logo. Real photos of the team — or of you, if it's just you — plus a few lines on background and how you like to work. Stock-photo "teams" fool nobody about to commit real budget.
Ask for the project, a rough budget, and the timeline up front. It filters the $500 inquiries out before they cost you a discovery call, and serious prospects don't mind — they've done this before. Every submission lands in your email.
Client logos you're allowed to show, testimonials from people who actually said the words, links to work that's still live. Skip the logo wall of companies you did one small thing for once — sophisticated buyers check, and those are the buyers you want.
A few sentences: what you're called, who you serve, what you sell, how you want it to look. You've written harder briefs for clients.
Home, work, services, about, contact — separate pages with copy and images already placed. You start by editing, not staring at a blank canvas.
Tell the AI "tighten the positioning line" or "add a case study for the fintech project" and it changes. When it clears your own bar, put it live on your domain — hosting and SSL come with it.
“Build a website for Wavelength Studio, a four-person brand and web design agency in Manchester working with food and drink brands. We sell brand identity projects, website builds, and monthly design retainers. Dark, confident look with one bright accent. Pages for our work with three case studies, services, the team, and a project inquiry form that asks about budget and timeline.”
Building costs nothing. Create an account — no card — describe the business, and click through the whole site page by page before deciding anything.
To put it live, Maker at $10/month covers your own site: custom domain, hosting, SSL, inquiry forms, SEO controls, and 100 monthly credits to keep case studies current. Managing sites for clients too? The Agency plan adds unlimited sites, 2,500 credits, and the agency dashboard. See all plans →
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Yes — plenty of agencies do, and there's a plan for it. The Agency plan at $160/mo includes 2,500 monthly credits, unlimited sites and domains, and an agency dashboard for finding leads and managing client work in one place. If you only handle a few client sites, Maker or Developer covers that fine. This page is about your own site — the client-work side is there when you want it.
Yes. A new account needs no credit card and comes with enough free credits to build the site and click through all of it. Going live is the paid part — Maker starts at $10/month, and every plan opens with a 5-day free trial.
Yes. Point a domain you already own at the site or register one through GetSite, and the SSL certificate is handled for you. The client-facing padlock, without the DNS wrestling.
Yes, by typing. Tell the AI "add the Meridian rebrand to the work page" and paste in the results paragraph — the page updates in about a minute. There's also a full code editor when you'd rather touch the markup yourself. You're an agency, after all.
It's a starting point, not the final word. The AI hands you a complete, structured site in a minute; you push it as far as your standards demand, through chat or directly in the code editor. For most agencies the honest comparison isn't AI versus hand-crafted — it's AI versus the outdated site you haven't had time to replace.
Your clients get your best work. Give your own site a minute of it.
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