A small business gets a finished website in two working days.
Sitehero is my own product. Most small businesses face the same fork when they need a website: hire an agency and pay for weeks of meetings, or sit through months of back-and-forth with a freelancer. Sitehero shortens that to a single step. A client pastes the address of their old site or answers a few questions, and a finished page is ready within one to two working days.
- Stack
- Next.js · React · TypeScript · Tailwind · Vercel
- Timeline
- 2026
Why it exists
Getting a website as a small business is slow and expensive almost by default. Quotes take days, design rounds drag on for weeks, and the client is asked to review mockups they cannot picture. The people who need a page most, a beauty salon, a dog groomer, a personal trainer, are the ones least served by that process. I wanted to build the opposite: a way to get a real, working website without any of that overhead.
The approach
One input, no brief. The client either pastes their current site, which we mine for content, or answers a short guided form. There is no kickoff call and no design questionnaire.
A fixed, honest timeline. One to two working days from input to a published page. The client sees a working site, not an abstract preview.
We do the moving. Existing text and structure get carried across from the old site, so the client never retypes a word of content they already own.
Maintenance as a service, not a handoff. After launch, any change is a message to us, not a login the client has to learn.
What the product does
The surface is deliberately small: everything a client needs and nothing that slows the promise down.
Paste a link or answer questions
Two ways to start. An existing site is read for its content; a new business answers a few targeted questions instead.
One-to-two-day build
Layout, copy and design come together from the client’s own content, then get checked and published together.
The client keeps the domain
The domain is registered in the client’s name, so the website is an asset they own outright.
Responsive from the start
Every page ships mobile-first, fast, and readable on phone, tablet and desktop without extra work.
The result
Sitehero turned the standard agency process on its head: a finished website in days instead of weeks, built from what the client already has, with changes handled as a service after launch. It is live and taking on real small businesses, and the product keeps tightening around that single promise: a beautiful site, without the wait.
Same idea, different industry?
If you are turning a slow, expensive process into a fixed-price product, this is the kind of build I care about most.