Describe your business.Get a website.
Say what you sell and where you are. ContentMetric writes it, publishes it, and changes it whenever you ask.
How it works
Two or three sentences. What you sell, where you are, how long you have been going.
Real pages with real copy, not an empty template. Change anything you disagree with by asking.
The free plan keeps your site live. $49 a month puts it on your own domain and takes the badge off.
Connect your site once. After that you change it by asking, inside the same app you already have open every day. Nothing new to learn, and no logging in here.
your own assistantConnectedUse cases
Collections
Your team
Nothing gets lost
Getting found
Projects, blog posts, products, each with its own fields.
Every entry gets its own page, laid out the same way.
Write it now, leave it unpublished, put it live when it suits.
Your staff can edit without sharing one login.
On Pro, changes wait for a yes before they go live.
No emailing screenshots to whoever built the site.
Who changed what, kept 30 days free and 90 on Pro.
7 days on Free, 30 on Pro, without you asking.
On Pro, put the site back exactly as it was.
What Google shows for each page, not a guess.
So two versions of a page never compete with each other.
Each translation lives at its own address.
Getting found
Many websites today are JavaScript apps: until code runs, the page is almost empty, and the crawlers behind ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity don’t run code. Every ContentMetric page arrives complete, with the facts search engines and AI assistants look for.
A JavaScript app site · as an AI crawler receives it
11 words<div id="root"></div>
You need to enable JavaScript to run this app.
No menu. No opening hours. No address.
A ContentMetric page · as an AI crawler receives it
every wordBread baked this morning, in Katong.
Sourdough, kaya buns and birthday cakes to order. Open Tuesday to Sunday, 7am to 3pm. Two days’ notice for custom cakes.
@type Bakery · name Hearth & Kaya
address East Coast Road, Singapore
opens Tu–Su 07:00–15:00
Left: a real public bakery website built as a JavaScript app, fetched without running its code. Right: Hearth & Kaya is an invented bakery.
Every word is in the page the moment it loads, so crawlers that never run code still read all of it.
Your business name, what each page is and where it sits are described in the format Google and AI use to understand a business.
Add your address and hours in settings and they are included.
Questions and answers you add to a page are marked up as an FAQ, so search engines and AI can read them as questions and answers.
Write each page’s title and description and see how it will look in Google before you publish.
Google, ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity crawlers are all allowed to read your site. Nothing is blocked by default.
A list of every page for search engines, and a plain-text summary of your business written for AI assistants.
Made automatically once your site is on its own address.
English, Chinese and other versions each get their own address, linked so Google shows the right one. AI can draft the translation.
When you add a second language.
No heavy app to download first, images load as visitors scroll, and nothing jumps around while the page loads.
Links to your pages show a proper title, description and image when shared on WhatsApp, LinkedIn or Facebook.
Pricing
Monthly
Yearly, save 2 months
Free
$0
$0
/mo
For seeing your business as a website before paying anything.
What you get
30 credits a month
One site, three people
10 GB storage
A contentmetric.com address
Email support, 24 to 48 hours
Pro
Most chosen
$49
$49
/mo
For one business that wants its own domain and no badge.
Everything in Free, plus
A specialist designs your site and handles updates
150 credits a month
Your own domain, no badge
Ten people
50 GB storage
Priority support, 12 to 24 hours
Enterprise
For more sites, more people, or terms your lawyers write.
Everything in Business, plus
Credits agreed with you
As many sites and people as you need
100 GB storage
A service level agreement written for you
Dedicated support, one hour, day or night
Real results
artwill.com.hk
Regina Kwok
Founder, Artwill Interior Design — artwill.com.hk
Growth in search visits, year on year
Growth in what that traffic would cost as ads
Visits that became an enquiry
Customers
Regina Kwok
Artwill · Interior design · artwill.com.hk
Yvonne
Upwill · Maid agency · upwill.com.sg
Gary
Dive Singapore · Dive shop and PADI courses · divesingapore.sg
The XSIHK team
香山投資 XSIHK · Food ingredients · xsihk.com
Ram
Trizone M&E · Switchboards · trizone.sg
Mink
Capsela · Skincare · capsela.co
Marcelo Bustamante
RUN-LAB · Running coach, Hertfordshire · running-coach.uk
William
Winmate · Trade supplier, Hong Kong · winmate.hk
Dan Pearce
Urban contemporary artist · danpearce-art.com
Questions
No. You describe your business in plain words and ContentMetric builds the pages. After that you change words and pictures by clicking on them.
Yes. Every new site gets seven days of Pro free, with no card needed. After that your site stays live on the free plan unless you upgrade.
Yes, on Pro and Business. The free plan uses a contentmetric.com address and shows a small “Made with ContentMetric” badge.
Credits are what the AI uses when it builds or changes your site for you. Free comes with 30 a month, Pro with 150 and Business with 400. If you run out, 100 more cost US$29. If you connect your own ChatGPT or Claude (Pro and up), that work uses no credits.
Your site is served over a secure connection, and each customer’s content is kept apart from everyone else’s. We back everything up every night and we have tested restoring from those backups. We don’t hold any security certifications yet, so if your business needs one, talk to us first.
Yes. There’s no contract. Cancel from your billing page and you keep your plan until the end of the time you’ve paid for.
Tell ContentMetric what you do and it builds your site. Try Pro free for seven days, no card needed.
