How the product actually works, step by step.

Type a trade and a city — "plumbers in Austin" is enough. The box parses it live, before you press anything, and shows what it understood as two chips: the trade and the place.

If either one is wrong, remove the chip and try again — that costs a click, never a credit. The button only becomes spendable once both chips are set, and the price sits on the button itself so you see it before you pay it, not after.

If a search fails outright, or the words genuinely can't be parsed, the credit comes back on its own. You don't file a ticket for it.

Every generated page starts from the business's own Google listing — name, hours, address, phone, rating and review count. Nothing is typed by hand and nothing is invented: if a fact isn't on the listing, it isn't on the page.

You steer it by typing a sentence, the same way the landing page's live showcase does it: "make it warmer", "use a dark theme", "add a booking button". Each instruction is one credit, and — same rule as a search — nothing is charged if the instruction can't be acted on.

Once a site is built, getting it out costs nothing. Download a ZIP that opens by double-clicking, no server required, or copy the raw HTML straight out of the editor.

Drafting the outreach email is free too, and it sends from your own mailbox — this product builds the page and writes the pitch, but it never emails a business on your behalf without you seeing it first.