Website builder

An AI website builder, live at your-business.invooza.com

Pick a design, describe your business, and Invooza writes every headline, section, testimonial and FAQ for your industry, generates photos that match your work, and publishes the page on your own subdomain with SEO tags already in place.

Benefits

AI Website Builder: what you get

In detail

The five designs, and what each one is best for

Each design is a different structure, not one layout recoloured. All five are rendered in your own logo, brand colours and tagline, and you can rebuild on a different design at any time without changing your address.

Step by step

AI Website Builder: how it works

  1. 01

    Choose a design

    Five distinct templates rendered in your brand colours.

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  2. 02

    Describe your business

    The more specific you are, the more on-point the copy and photos.

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  3. 03

    Publish

    Copy the link or open it full screen. It is live on your subdomain.

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FAQ

AI Website Builder: frequently asked questions

Can I use my own domain?

Sites currently publish on invooza.com subdomains. Custom domains are on the roadmap.

Is the website indexed by Google?

Each site is public and ships with a title, description, canonical URL, Open Graph tags and LocalBusiness structured data, so Google can crawl and index it. When it shows up in results is up to Google; sharing the link on your socials and listings helps it get found sooner.

Do I have to write the copy myself?

No. Describe your business in your own words and Invooza writes the headlines, sections, FAQ and calls to action for you. The more specific your description, the less you will want to change afterwards.

Can I switch to a different design later?

Yes. Pick another design and rebuild. Your subdomain address stays the same, so any link you have already shared keeps working.

Where do the images come from?

They are generated to match what you actually sell and colour-graded to your palette, so you do not need a stock photo subscription or a photo shoot to launch.

What is actually on the page?

A hero with your tagline, sections covering what you do, and an FAQ, all written for your industry, with your logo and brand colours applied throughout.

Guides

Website guides by business

What the page has to say, how to describe your business so the generated copy is usable, and which of the five designs suits the work.

Website guide for freelancers

What a freelancer's one-page website has to say to win the enquiry: the specific service, who it is for, proof, price signal and one clear way to get in touch — plus which design to use.

Website guide for photographers

How to build a photographer's one-page site that books work: leading with the strongest images, naming the type of shoot, signalling price, and which design shows photography best.

Website guide for consultants

A consultant's one-page website has to establish credibility fast: the specific problem you solve, who you solve it for, evidence, how engagements work, and which design carries authority.

Website guide for contractors and trades

A one-page website for builders, electricians, plumbers and trades: the services, the area you cover, proof of past jobs, credentials and the fastest way for someone to call you.

Website guide for shops and local businesses

A one-page website for a shop, salon, studio or café: what you sell, where you are, when you are open, and how to get there — the practical details a local visitor is actually looking for.

Website guide for dog groomers

What to put on a dog groomer's one-page site: services and prices by size and coat, the area a mobile groomer covers, how booking works, how nervous dogs are handled, and which design suits.

Website guide for beauty salons and nail technicians

What a beauty salon or nail technician's one-page website needs: treatments with times and prices, one way to book, patch-test and cancellation rules, where you work, and which design suits the salon.

Website guide for cleaning services

How to build a one-page website for a cleaning business: listing regular, deep, end-of-tenancy and commercial cleans, the area you cover, insurance and background checks, how quoting works and which design suits.

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