Four things, one package
Most people who want a website end up buying these separately, from four companies, and joining them up by hand. Here they arrive already joined.
Domain
Your own name, bought here in one step. DNS is set up for you and the HTTPS certificate issues itself.
Website
Drag blocks where you want them. Start from a finished template rather than an empty page.
Write from your own address instead of a free webmail one. Read and reply from inside your dashboard.
Payments
Take money on your own site, without sending buyers somewhere else. Midtrans, DOKU, Stripe, PayPal and bank transfer — picked per site, and the list keeps growing.
Everything is ready to use.
What usually needs a plugin, another subscription, or someone technical
Every line below is in the box. Nothing to find, buy, wire up or keep updated.
Look and feel
Usually: buy a theme, hope it fits, pay someone to change it.
- 14 themes — swap the whole look from a dropdown — typography and shadows included
- Eight theme colours — Bootstrap recompiles, so hover shades and contrast-checked text follow
- Visual style panel — spacing, borders, shadows — applied to a class, so one change reaches every use
- Google Fonts — the whole library, picked in the editor
- Image editor built in — crop, straighten and filter where you dropped the photo
- Your own HTML, CSS, JS — nothing is locked if you know what you are doing
Content
Usually: a plugin for the blog, another for forms, FTP for files.
- Blog — categories, comments and a JSON feed, in the same editor
- Landing pages — their own address, outside the menu — one per campaign
- One-page sites — a switch per page, not a different template
- Lists as a table — products, reviews, hours — a row editor, not duplicated blocks
- Revision history — go back to yesterday without restoring a backup
- Files without FTP — upload from the page you are building
Being found
Usually: an SEO plugin, a tag manager, and a translation service.
- SEO panel with a checklist — one H1, heading order, missing alt text, dead links
- Share tags written for you — Open Graph and Twitter cards, image per language
- Meta, TikTok and Google pixels — paste the ID; no tag manager
- 15 languages — hreflang written for you, and the builder can translate a page
No second service
Usually: webmail here, hosting panel there, a login system somewhere else.
- Your inbox in the same app — read and answer mail at your own domain
- Sign in with Google and four others — Facebook, Apple, GitHub and X too
- Installable like an app — visitors add it to the home screen
- Built on Bootstrap 5.3 — the framework any developer already knows
- A dashboard that opens — plain server-rendered HTML — nothing to boot first
- No database to think about — created, migrated and backed up for you; you never see a connection string
Drag and drop
Then move anything, anywhere. That is the whole editor.
No code, no theme files, no plugin to install first. Drag a section onto the page, click the words, type over them. What you arrange is what your visitors get.
And you are not starting from an empty rectangle: 81 ready-made blocks come with the editor — whole sections, galleries, pricing tables, timelines. Eight of them are built for how small businesses here actually sell: order-via-WhatsApp catalogues, payment methods with a QR code, opening hours on a map.
- Drag a section in, drop it where it belongs.
- 81 blocks ready to use, from navbars to timelines.
- Eight built for selling over WhatsApp, QR and transfer.
