Wix gives you an editor. We give you a company on the internet.
Every feature is a thing
you do not have to do.
Design, writing, mobile, hosting, updates — our AI runs them. You approve. You go back to the work that pays.
You do not buy WebSmart for a pile of buzzwords. You buy it because a small-business site has a short list of jobs, and those jobs have to work on a phone at night when a stranger decides whether to call you.
Here is what the managed website includes — written as the product you actually use, not as a kitchen tour.
Hosting that does not become your second job
Your pages live on managed hosting. You do not shop server plans, patch panels, or wonder why the site died after a plugin update you never meant to install. The site stays on infrastructure we run as part of the monthly scope.
That matters because “the website is down” is not a branding problem. It is a missed call problem. Hosting is included so the storefront stays reachable while you do the real work.
SSL on by default
Visitors should see a secure connection without you hunting certificates. SSL is part of the managed website. Forms, sign-in at /admin, and everyday browsing sit behind HTTPS the way modern customers already expect.
CDN for clean loads on real phones
Heavy photo galleries and slow first paints lose people. A CDN helps pages and assets load more consistently across regions and networks. You still should send decent photos; the CDN does not invent good pictures. It helps the site you already have feel snappy instead of stuck.
Custom domain — your name, not a subdomain souvenir
A serious small business wants example.com, not a long free subdomain that looks temporary. WebSmart connects your custom domain to the site as part of launch. When someone types your name, they should land on your brand, your pages, and your phone number.
If you do not have a domain yet, we walk the practical path during onboarding. If you already own one, we point it cleanly and keep the setup inside the managed scope.
Mailbox path for business email
Customers trust name@yourdomain more than a free personal address on a quote. The managed website includes a mailbox setup path so your domain can carry professional email. You keep the conversations; the domain stops looking unfinished.
This is not a promise that we become your full IT department. It is the missing piece most DIY launches skip: the site and the mailbox finally match.
Pages that match how you sell
Every plan starts from real business structure:
- Home that states who you are and what to do next
- Services or offer pages that name the work
- About that sounds like a real operator, not a slogan generator
- Contact with tap-to-call and a form that reaches a human inbox path
- Hours, service area, and practical facts where they belong
Business deepens service pages, local proof blocks, and blog-ready structure. Store adds catalog or store patterns when products are part of the sale. You pick scope by how money comes in — not by collecting features you will never use.
Blog when content helps
Some owners want posts: seasonal tips, project notes, hiring notices, or plain answers to questions customers already ask on the phone. Blog structure is available so you can publish without bolting on a second product. AI can help draft; you approve facts. Two revisions a month cover broader content asks; extra is billed.
Store or catalog when you sell things
If you sell products, packages, or a browseable list of goods, Store plan structure supports listings and clearer inquire-or-buy paths. The point is not a giant marketplace clone. The point is a clean catalog on your domain that matches what you stock or order.
If you only sell service calls, you may not need Store. If shelves and SKUs matter, you do.
Bookings when appointments are the product
Dentists, consultants, salons, tutors, and many local pros live on the calendar. Business-oriented setups support booking-friendly pages so visitors can request a time without playing phone tag for every step. You still control how confirmations work on your side; the site stops being a dead brochure.
SEO tags that are filled in, not left blank
Every public page should carry a real title and meta description, sensible headings, and URLs that read like English. SEO tags are part of the build. We do not sell magic rankings. We do ship pages that search engines and social previews can understand instead of “Untitled” and empty descriptions.
Local businesses still win on reviews, citations, speed, and clear service pages. Tags are the baseline — and the baseline is included.
Mobile layout first, because that is where the tap happens
Most of your strangers arrive on a phone. Buttons must be tappable. Phone numbers must be one tap. Hours must be readable without pinching. Forms must not fight thumbs.
The AI-designed website is laid out for mobile from the start, then checked on wider screens. Photographed images you supply will be placed in the HTML build; we do not pretend stock blur is your truck, your room, or your food.
Cookie banner where the rules require it
Privacy notices are not decoration. Where a cookie banner belongs, the managed site includes one so you are not inventing a popup the night before a launch. Copy stays plain. The goal is compliance hygiene, not a lecture.
Sign in on your own website at /admin
This is the edit model, said clearly:
You sign in on your own website at /admin to change pages and photos.
You are not sent to a disconnected builder brand for every headline tweak. Day-to-day updates — swap a photo, fix a phone digit, adjust holiday hours — happen on your domain at /admin. Broader redesign-style asks use the two revisions included each month. Extra revision work is billed before it starts.
AI tends the pages between your requests so small consistency work does not wait for a crisis. You remain the authority on prices, licenses, claims, and anything regulated.
What “managed” means in practice
Managed means the boring reliable pieces are in the product:
- Hosting
- SSL
- CDN
- Custom domain connection
- Mailbox path
- Core pages plus plan extras (blog, store/catalog, bookings as scoped)
- SEO tags
- Mobile layout
- Cookie banner
- /admin on your site
Managed does not mean we invent fake awards for your home page. It does not mean unlimited redesigns hiding inside a low monthly number. Two revisions a month are named on purpose. Extra is billed on purpose. That is how the site stays honest for both sides.
Plan-shaped feature map
Site — $99 + $29/mo Core managed website: presence pages, mobile, SEO tags, hosting, SSL, CDN, domain, mailbox path, cookie banner, /admin, two revisions/month.
Business — $249 + $49/mo Site baseline plus deeper service structure, proof-friendly blocks, blog readiness, booking-friendly layout where appointments matter.
Store — $399 + $79/mo Managed website with catalog or store structure for product-led selling, plus the same hosting, domain, mailbox path, and /admin editing model.
Operator checklist before you buy
Ask yourself:
1. Do I need a finished site more than another DIY account? 2. Do I want edits on my domain at /admin? 3. Is two revisions a month enough for how often we change offers? 4. Do I sell services (Business), products (Store), or need a clean core presence (Site)?
If those answers are clear, the feature list above is the product. WebSmart — Web Smart dot C C — builds the managed website around that list and keeps the monthly scope plain: AI tends the pages, you change pages and photos at /admin, two revisions a month, extra billed.