What this generator actually produces
The output is not a landing page you drag blocks around on. It is a hosted article people can read — what the firm does, services, area served, common questions, and a contact form — with JSON-LD in the HTML and a sibling llms.txt file so search and AI systems can identify those facts more easily. That bundle is what we call an AI Page.
You can start from a public URL (we fetch the homepage on the server, strip scripts, and send title, meta and a text excerpt to the model) or from a short description: name, trade, town, offer, optional phone and email.
The first pack is free and live immediately at /p/your-slug. Further packs need a signed-in Pro plan. A one-off payment removes the Get AI Pages badge from a single page.
Why a generator instead of a CMS
Small firms already have a website. They do not need another one. They need a short factual page that does not depend on marketing JavaScript to show the basics. A CMS full of hero videos often fails that test. A clear article with FAQ schema and a plain-text twin usually does not.
The model is instructed to write facts, not slogans, and to refuse invented awards, years in business, or prices. If your source is thin, the pack stays modest. That is deliberate. Hallucinated citations are worse than silence.
How to use the result
Share the public URL. Download llms.txt and, if you wish, place a copy at your own domain’s /llms.txt pointing back at the hosted page. Keep your existing site for day-to-day browsing; keep this page as the structured record.
Edit facts later from the dashboard. Pro subscribers can refresh from the original URL, hide the page from indexers, and read leads in one inbox.