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Describe your business in a few sentences and get a real website you own.

  • “Customers ask for my website and I only have a WhatsApp number.”

    Write a sentence about what you do and you get a working, responsive site in about a minute, with your phone, WhatsApp or email on it.

  • “Website people quoted me far too much for one page.”

    Your first website is free, then ₹99. You get the full source code, so nobody can hold your site hostage.

  • “I am scared of putting something half-finished online.”

    Every draft is private until you say otherwise. Pre-launch checks list what must be fixed, and going live needs five explicit confirmations.

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How long it takes: A first draft in about a minute; reviewing and publishing takes 15 to 30 minutes.

Turns a few sentences about you or your business into a real website that you review and control. Nothing goes public until you say so, and the finished site lives in your own account.

  1. Verify your email

    Enter your email and the 6-digit code we send.

  2. Describe your site

    On Quick start, write what the site is for (at least a sentence). Prefer to go step by step? Choose the longer questions: basics, type, theme, sections, about, contact, social, and products or services.

  3. Choose how it should look (optional)

    Pick a colour theme, or open the Design Studio in the Theme step to choose exact colours, fonts, shapes and tone. If you switch it on, your choices are applied to the finished site exactly.

  4. Add images and a shop (optional)

    Upload your logo and photos. If you sell things or offer services, add them with prices and choose how orders reach you (for example WhatsApp or UPI).

  5. Get your private draft

    The AI builds the site. It is private: only you can see it.

  6. Review it

    Look at the Desktop and Mobile previews, open Edit visually to click and change any element, or look at the Code tab. Ask for a change in plain words: the AI first shows its plan and only applies it after you approve. Each site includes 5 AI edits and you can undo a change.

  7. Pass the pre-launch checks

    In the Publish tab the site is checked for things like mobile layout, contact details, images and accessibility. Problems that must be fixed are listed, and "Ask AI to fix this" sends them to the edit box.

  8. Confirm Go live

    Tick the five confirmations. Changing the site (or your products) afterwards asks you to confirm again.

  9. Publish

    Send it to your own Vercel account (free), or download the files as a .zip and host them anywhere. If you want your own domain name, the tool checks availability and shows the real price before you decide.

  • A responsive website you can see before anyone else
  • The full source code (download as .zip)
  • A publishing guide for your chosen route
  • An optional shop with a cart and orders, if you sell things

Have this ready

  • A description of your business or yourself
  • Phone number, WhatsApp or email to show
  • Optional: logo and photos
  • Optional: your products or services with prices
  • For publishing: a free Vercel account (the guide inside the tool walks you through it)

Who it is for. Freelancers, small businesses, shops and anyone who wants a portfolio or business site without a developer.

Your first website is free. After that: ₹99 for 1 website, ₹249 for 3, or ₹449 for 5. Publishing to Vercel's free plan costs nothing. A custom domain is paid to the domain seller (you pay them directly).

  • First website free, then ₹99 for 1, ₹249 for 3, ₹449 for 5
  • Private draft first — nothing is public until you confirm
  • Download the full source as a .zip, or publish to your own free Vercel account
  • Optional shop: products, prices and orders by WhatsApp or UPI

  • The more concrete your description ("home-baked cakes in Pune, orders on WhatsApp"), the better the first draft.
  • Check the Mobile preview: most visitors will use a phone.
  • Use your AI edits for content you cannot fix by clicking, and use Edit visually for small text changes.

Where it stops

Worth knowing before you spend anything.

  • Vercel's free Hobby plan is for personal, non-commercial use. A business site should use a paid Vercel plan or another host; the tool tells you this when you publish.
  • Real payments and orders need extra setup (the connected shop path). The simple shop sends orders to you by WhatsApp or UPI.
  • ShoWay does not host your site. It is built and published into accounts you own.

  • Who owns and hosts the site?

    You do. ShoWay does not host your website. You either publish it into your own Vercel account (free to create) or download the files and host them anywhere you like. Your domain, if you buy one, is bought from the domain seller in your own name.

  • Can I change things, or am I stuck with what the AI wrote?

    You can click any element and edit it in Edit visually, or ask for a change in plain words — the AI shows its plan and only applies it after you approve. Each site includes 5 AI edits, and any change can be undone. The Code tab is there if you prefer editing directly.

  • Can I sell things on it?

    Yes. Add products or services with prices and choose how orders reach you, for example WhatsApp or UPI. That simple shop needs no payment setup. Taking real card payments on the site is a larger setup, and the tool tells you what that involves.

  • What are the pre-launch checks?

    Before you can go live the site is checked for the things that embarrass a new business: broken mobile layout, missing contact details, missing images, accessibility problems. Anything that must be fixed is listed, and "Ask AI to fix this" sends it straight to the edit box.

  • Is Vercel's free plan allowed for my shop?

    Vercel's free Hobby plan is for personal, non-commercial use. A business site should be on a paid Vercel plan or another host, and the tool says so at the point you publish rather than letting you find out later.

  • Do I need a domain name?

    Not to start — you get a working web address either way. When you want your own name, the tool checks what is available and shows the real price before you decide. You pay the domain seller directly.