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Talk.
Like you’re telling a new customer what you do. Where you are, what you fix, how people reach you. That’s the form. That’s the whole form.
It’s today You could have a website by
You could have a website by this afternoon .
Yep, you — the plumber .
Tell me about your business like I’m a new customer. I build the site while you finish your coffee. You look at it first, you say yep, and it’s on the internet. Today.
Sign in with Google·About eight minutes·Your first site is free·Nothing goes public until you say yep
What are we putting on the internet today?
Tell me about your business like I’m a new customer. No forms. No right answers.
Reyes Plumbing. Me and my son, Tacoma and around. Leaks, water heaters, drains. We pick up the phone at 2am.
2am, noted — that’s the headline. When a pipe bursts, the first thing someone needs is your phone number, big, at the top. Call, text, or both?
LIVEReyes Plumbing is on the internet.reyesplumbing.yeptoday.comEight minutes after that message.
A word about tomorrow
Procrastination is so yesterday.
A website used to be a someday thing. Quotes, templates, a cousin’s kid who knows computers. Now it’s a conversation and a yep, and it’s done before lunch.
How it works
Three steps. One of them is coffee.
No templates to pick. No boxes to drag. Nothing to learn.
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I build. You get coffee.
About eight minutes. Not a spinner — a clock, with every step named. Close the tab if you like. I keep going, and it’s here when you’re back.
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You look. You say yep.
Only you can see it. Click around, try it on your phone, change what you want by saying so. When it’s right, say yep. Now it’s on the internet.
For example
Say what you’d say to a customer. That’s the whole job.
Three people, three sentences, three sites. Nobody filled in a form.
Reyes Plumbing. Me and my son, Tacoma and around. Leaks, water heaters, drains. We pick up the phone at 2am.
What I built
Home, with your numberEmergencyWater heatersDrainsReviews
reyesplumbing.yeptoday.com
I’m Kiana. Braids and color, out of a suite in Decatur. Everything’s on my Instagram, but people keep asking if I have a website. I guess I should.
What I built
HomeBookPrices & policiesInstagram
kianabell.yeptoday.com
Tony’s Lawn and Snow. Mowing and cleanups spring to fall, plowing in winter. Two trucks, mostly the north side. I’ve got a Facebook page from 2016.
What I built
Home, by seasonMowingSnow — waitlistGet a quote
tonyslawn.yeptoday.com
Nothing to be scared of
You can’t break it. We checked.
Nothing here goes wrong in a way you can’t undo. That’s not a feature, it’s the whole design.
Only you can see it.Until you say yep, nobody else has the address. Take your time. Or don’t.
Every version is one tap back.Change something, hate it, go back. Nothing is ever deleted.
Change it by saying it.“Closed Monday.” “New number.” “Prices went up.” One sentence, and it’s on the site.
A human, when you want one.Not a ticket number. A person who’ll look at your site with you.
Price
Your first site is free.
Not a trial. Not a tier with a padlock on it. A simple site — pages, photos, a way to reach you — which is most sites. Nothing to pay until you want a second one.
Your first siteWith a free name.yeptoday.com address
FreeAnother siteThe second business, the side thing, the band
$5 / month eachYour own addressyourbusiness.com, pointed at your site
$2 / month, or $15 a yearAn app NextBooking, menus, waitlists — when they land
$6 / month eachAfter today
Websites today. Apps next.
Booking for the barber. A menu that updates itself for the food truck. A waitlist for the nanny. Same conversation, same yep. If you’ve got a site, you’ll hear about it first.
It’s today You could have a website by
Yep, todaySign in with Google · about eight minutes · your first site is free