How it works

Five approvals. One website. Same day.

Not 'AI generates a site and you hope'. You see and sign off the style, the structure, and the layout before a word is written — the way a good agency would walk you through it, minus the six weeks.

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StoryPages · AI Assistant

I'm a leadership coach for first-time founders. 12-week programme, plus 1:1 intensives. I need people to trust me fast and book a call.

Understood. Here's the site I'd build for that:

Pages Home · Programme · Intensives · About · Client stories · Book a call
Lead capture "First 90 Days" guide · email sequence · CRM tag
Tone direct · warm · no jargon

Approve, or tell me what to change.

01 about two minutes

Say what you do

One honest paragraph: the business, who it serves, and what you want the website to achieve. Not a design brief — the way you would describe it to someone at a dinner party.

There is no template gallery to choose from and no forty-field onboarding wizard. The reason matters: picking a template means adopting a stranger's idea of your business before you have described it.

The StoryPages AI builder with a coach describing their programme and goals — The whole input surface. One box, your own words.

02 you stay in charge

Approve the look

StoryPages proposes type, colour, and tone of voice from your brand and your brief. You react in plain language: "warmer", "less corporate", "match my book cover", "drop the gradient".

This is an approval gate, not a preview. Nothing is written until you are happy with how it will feel.

StoryPages site builder in the design phase with the AI assistant panel visible — The assistant stays in the left rail through every phase.

03 structure before content

Check the sitemap

You see the pages it plans to build and the job each one does. Add the one it missed, delete the one you do not need, rename anything.

Most people cut a third of the pages they thought they wanted at this stage, which is exactly the point. A tight site converts better than a comprehensive one.

Proposed sitemap

/ Home — the promise and the proof
/programme What the 12 weeks actually contain
/intensives The 1:1 option and who it suits
/about Why you, specifically
/stories Client outcomes
/book One clear next step

Add, remove, or rename anything before a word is written.

04 the cheapest moment to change your mind

Approve the wireframes

Section-by-section layout for each page, before any copy exists. Agencies bill for revision rounds precisely because clients only see structure at the very end.

Move it, remove it, ask for a testimonial block above the pricing instead of below. It costs nothing here.

StoryPages site builder layout stage showing page structure controls — Layout approval happens while changes are still free.

05 same day

Go live

Copy, design, hosting, SSL, your domain, and the AI-visibility defaults are all handled. Your site gets a working subdomain immediately, so you can share it before your domain is switched over.

Then the assistant stays. New price, new service, new testimonial: describe the change. That is the difference between a site that is accurate in a year and one that is quietly wrong.

StoryPages site builder with the publish control and phase tabs — Publish is a button. Editing afterwards is a sentence.

And then

It does not stop at the website.

The site is the front door. Behind it, in the same workspace, is the machinery most small businesses buy separately.

CRM Every form and funnel feeds one tagged contact list. Email Campaigns and sequences to those segments. Funnels Lead magnets, offers, checkouts, thank-you flows. AI visibility Structured data and llms.txt, on by default.

How it works: the questions we get

How long does the whole thing really take?

The build path is same-day. Most of the elapsed time is you deciding how you want your business described — which is time you would spend regardless.

What if I do not like what it produces?

You will have approved the style, the sitemap, and the wireframes before anything is written, so a bad surprise at the end is structurally unlikely. If a section still lands wrong, you tell the assistant to change it.

Do I need to write the copy?

No. It drafts from your brief and your approvals, in the tone you signed off. Most people adjust the draft rather than rewriting it.

Can I bring my own text and images?

Yes, and you should if you have them. Existing copy, photos, and logo all improve the result.

What are story credits?

AI actions like generating pages or campaigns draw on a monthly credit allowance, shown in the builder. Every plan includes an allowance; see pricing.

What happens after launch?

The assistant is still in the builder. You keep editing conversationally, and the CRM, email, and funnel tools are in the same workspace.

Reading about it is slower than doing it.

You will have a real sitemap for your actual business in about ten minutes. Free, no card.

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