Operating problem
A business with no website is often asked to pay before it sees anything, and a site built from a blank page starts without the services, hours, reviews and photos customers already see on its Google listing.
What changed
Pagebob builds the site from the public listing: its services, hours, service area, reviews and photos become pages written in plain English. The preview link goes out before payment, and if the owner says yes the site goes live on a pagebob.com address or the owner's own domain, from US$97 a month. Plans add Google review requests, a business number with an AI receptionist, and texts, which stay marked Coming until they are live.
System scope
- Multi-page site from the public Google listing: home, a page per service, reviews, about and contact
- Free preview link before payment, then hosting, security and one small edit a month
- Google review requests and a QR review card on the Site + reviews plan
- Business number and AI receptionist that answers missed and after-hours calls on Never miss a job
- Texts on the Full plan, marked Coming until released
- Public site with trades, sample sites, pricing and comparison pages
Technical constraints
- Build every page from the public listing and check its words against the listing and reviews before the preview link goes out.
- Keep the price ladder honest: a plan gets a checkout button only when it can be delivered, and texts stay marked Coming until they are live.
- Keep the site's own claims plain: no invented reviews, no promised rankings or calls, and no count of sites sold.
Evidence
- Pagebob is Prodmake's own service; Prodmake LLC trades as Pagebob.
- Public site
- pagebob.com, four plans from US$97 to US$397 a month, or a year for nine months' price.
- The AI receptionist is live; texts are marked Coming on the site.