Upload a brochure PDF — or six phone photos of one. AI builds a real one-page site in six visual templates, seven page layouts and four languages, your team edits it with forms (with AI rewrite help), the customer approves on a single link, and one click puts it live with its own address, HTTPS — and visitor analytics reporting back.
Nothing goes public until the customer signs off — and what goes live is exactly what they approved.
Every piece of the agency workflow — intake, team editing, sign-off, hosting, upkeep, and the traffic numbers to prove it worked — is in the box.
Drop in a brochure PDF — or snap up to 6 photos of it on your phone. AI extracts the story, services, team, FAQ and contacts — and the site chrome follows the brochure’s language: English, Español, 简体 or 繁體.
Every section — services, product cards with photos & prices, client testimonials, a click-to-play video, team, FAQ — is a simple form, and every text field has a ✦ AI rewrite button (shorter, more formal, translate…) that suggests; you decide. Regenerate updates the same link instantly.
One review link, numbered rounds, auto-summarized changes, the decider's identity on record, and instant notifications. Edit after sign-off and the approval goes on hold until re-submitted.
Type the address you want — your-site.<base domain>. It's reserved platform-wide, and PitchStation creates the subdomain for you at deploy: DNS record, vhost and certificate, all automatic.
Deploy to VPS uploads a versioned release, swaps it live with zero downtime and provisions TLS. Not a zip download — a working https:// address.
Your admin can assign a default deploy server to your account. It shows up preselected — you never enter a host, key or password, and credentials stay invisible to you.
Ships with llms.txt, a GEO summary, sitemap and robots for AI search — plus an auto-generated social cover and favicon, so links pasted into WhatsApp, LinkedIn or WeChat preview beautifully.
The news & insights section can be AI-drafted monthly — market observations and company updates keep the site alive without a retainer's worth of work.
Every publish is a kept release. If anything looks wrong, one-click rollback returns the previous version — no SSH spelunking at midnight.
Upload up to 12 photos, describe each, pick its section — they render as captioned figures right where they belong, auto-compressed from phone-size to web-size, with the description doubling as SEO alt text.
The owner invites co-managers by username — they get the whole workspace for that site: edit, review, publish. Decisions notify everyone, and the workspace shows who edited last.
Published sites report aggregate visitor analytics back to the workspace — visits per day, most-read sections, top referrers. Cookie-less, DNT-honoring, opt-out per site: numbers for the renewal meeting, not a tracking liability.
AI assistants are the new front door. Every generated site ships a machine-readable llms.txt and a GEO answer summary alongside the classic sitemap and robots — so when someone asks ChatGPT or Perplexity about the business, the site is what gets quoted.
Deploy secrets are AES-256-GCM encrypted at rest and never returned to any client — only a fingerprint is shown.
Rounds, decisions, identities and timestamps are recorded — what's live is provably what was signed off.
Hand an agency the Publisher role and they get the website workspace — and nothing else.
Site names are reserved platform-wide — no squatting, no collisions, first come first kept.
Apps is the separate container-hosting workflow. Its managed pilot lets an owner plan domains, preview access and expiry independently of content builds, then track operations and public readiness. The pilot is enabled on the existing Apps server; custom-domain ownership proof and first managed route adoption remain pending. Access requires the admin-granted app.deploy capability and an approved target—not simply a Website Creator subscription.
Open the workspace, drop in a brochure, and watch a live, search-ready website come together — preview it, get it approved, deploy it.
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