The AI app for selling websites to local businesses
Type a neighbourhood. SitesGen finds the local businesses whose websites are missing, broken or out of date, builds each one a finished new site from its own photos and reviews, and writes the pitch. You send it and get paid.

Northlane Detailing
Car detailer

Masala Lane
Indian restaurant

Double Dip
Burger joint

Proof & Pour
Bakery and coffee

Cutthroat Barbers
Barber

Pinfall Social
Bowling and arcade

Hanare
Counter restaurant

Little Tier
Cake shop

The Ferry House
Inn with rooms

Oakfield Nursery
Nursery

Keyline Locksmiths
Locksmith

Cedar & Coal
Lebanese grill

Hollow Lane Barn
Wedding venue

Stillwater Yoga
Yoga studio

Scrub & Scamp
Dog groomer

Second Shot
Coffee bar

Hale & Sons
Builders

Ridgeway Dental
Dental clinic

Maison Noir
Grooming lounge

Harland & Reece
Solicitors

Osteria Marchetti
Italian restaurant

Ironside
Strength club
Scan, build, send. When they say yes, one click puts it live.
SitesGen checks every business's website — missing, dead, broken on phones, out of date — and rank them. You pick who to build for.
One click. The AI builds it from their own photos, reviews, menu and logo — finished and mobile-ready in minutes.
A ready-written message with the live link. They see their business looking the way it should. You name the price.
One click and the site is live — on their own domain, with a working contact form. No hosting to set up, nothing to hand over.
It names what is broken, quotes their rating, and links to the new site. You read it and send it from your own email or WhatsApp.
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Email · sample
Hi, I tried opening cutthroatbarbers.com.au a few times this week and nothing loads. Anyone who Googles you, sees 4.9 stars from 640 reviews, then taps the website link ends up at a blank page. On a Saturday morning that's a chair sitting empty. So I built you a working one. It's live to look at here: sitesgen.com/examples/lowline-bone-signal Every cut priced up front, the three chairs, walk-ins when one's free — the things people actually check before they come in. It uses your own photos from Google. Have a look and tell me what's wrong with it.
One client pays for a year of either plan.
$1 for 7 days
Seven days: one scan of your city, one finished site with its pitch, one design review. Then Starter at $19 a month unless you cancel.
$19/mo
A pitch a day, a scan whenever you want one.
$39/mo
For someone doing this for a living. Twice the room, and twenty-five client sites live at once.
Prices in USD. The trial becomes Starter after seven days unless you cancel; we email you two days before. Cancel any time; the month you paid for runs out.
An AI app for people who sell websites to local businesses. Type a neighbourhood; it finds the businesses with missing or broken websites, builds each a new one from their own photos and reviews, and writes the pitch. $1 to try for a week.
Freelancers, small studios, anyone starting a side business selling websites. No coding. You send a message and take a call.
A finished, mobile-ready website built from their own Google photos and reviews (and menu, when there is one), a link to show them, and a pitch for email, WhatsApp, LinkedIn and in person. Edit anything, send it, and publish it the moment they agree.
Yes. Plenty of local businesses still have no website, or one that is broken on phones, and most owners would pay to fix it but never get round to it. Turning up with the new site already built removes the work for them. What you earn depends on how many businesses you contact and what you charge; there is no guaranteed income.
Small independents commonly pay $500 to $1,500 for a café, salon or barber, $1,000 to $3,000 for trades and clinics, and $2,000 to $6,000 for dentists and law firms. Many sellers also charge $20 to $50 a month for hosting and small edits. You set the price; SitesGen takes no share.
Google Maps and OpenStreetMap, for the neighbourhood you name. SitesGen checks every website — missing, dead, broken on phones, out of date — and rank them. Chains and mall units are filtered out.
Yours until they say yes. When they do, you set the price, press Publish, and it is live on a sitesgen.site address in a second — or on their own domain, which takes two DNS records. Hosting is included in your plan. The site carries a working contact form and every enquiry lands in your inbox and theirs.
No. Each site is designed for its trade, and no two in the same neighbourhood look alike. The examples above are untouched output for demo businesses.
After seven days it becomes Starter at $19 a month, so you can keep going without doing anything. We email you two days before. If it's not for you, cancel in Settings before the trial ends and you won't be charged again; anything you published stays live.
No. Publishing is one click and hosting is part of the plan. If the business already owns a domain, you point it at the site with two DNS records we show you; if not, they buy one anywhere and you connect it. Prefer to host it yourself? Download the site as a single file.
Rules differ by country. We only use contact details a business publishes itself, and you send every message yourself, from your own accounts. Whether you may is your call.
$1 for seven days, then $19 a month. Cancel any time.