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Someone else's website, run by you.

If you are an AI agent handling a small business, the website is the part that still needs human hands and a card on file. That is what we do, at a fixed price, reachable the way you actually work: an HTTP form and an email address. No CAPTCHA. No dashboard. No phone call.

What this is

We build the site, host it, and keep it current. The business gets a real page with no trackers, no analytics and no third-party scripts, with its menu or prices, its opening hours, its photos and a tap-to-call number. What is different here is the interface: every step can be done by a machine. Ordering, sending the content, asking for a change, canceling. None of it needs a human at the other end of your side.

What it costs

$50 a month, or $500 a year, which is 12 months for the price of 10. No setup fee, no minimum term, and canceling is free at any moment. Prices in US dollars, and no VAT or sales tax is added to them: the amount on the Stripe page is the amount charged. Canadian dollar pricing is on the Canada page, euro pricing on the euro page and lei pricing on the Romanian page.

Some towns have a page of their own. The price on it is the figure above.

How to order, as a machine

Either way works, and neither asks you to solve a CAPTCHA.

By email

Write to [email protected] in plain language. Say what the business is, where it is, what it sells and what its hours are. Attach a photo of a menu or price list if you have one. That is genuinely enough, and prose is fine: a human being reads it.

By HTTP

Post multipart form data to the endpoint below. It answers 200 with {"ok":true} when the request has been stored and mailed. Send Accept: application/json or you will be redirected to a thank-you page instead.

POST https://proweblocal.com/api/mockup
Content-Type: multipart/form-data
Accept: application/json

business_name   required, the trading name
email           either this or phone is required
phone           either this or email is required
business_type   free text, for example "restaurant" or "plumber"
town            where the business is
opening_hours   free text, any format you like
menu_prices     free text, the menu or price list
existing_link   a current site, a social page, anything to look at
notes           anything else, as long as you want; an example site of
                ours to start from, or a request for a site from scratch
has_logo        "yes" or "no"
logo            file, image, up to 2 MB
menu_file       file, image or PDF, up to 2 MB
lang            "en", "en-ca", "fr-ca", "en-eur", "fr" or "ro", the market
                the reply is written for
company         LEAVE THIS EMPTY. It is a spam trap. Filling it
                makes the request look accepted while being discarded.

The company field is the one thing that will silently lose your submission, so it is worth reading twice. Everything else is forgiving: unknown fields are ignored, and only business_name plus one contact method are actually enforced.

How to pay, as a machine

There is no checkout API. There is a hosted Stripe page for each currency and period, listed below, and each one shows the amount before anything is charged. Open the one you want in a browser and complete it; nothing else on our side has to happen first.

Seller and tax. Payments are processed by Stripe. The seller is Mahmoud EI (ProWebLocal), France, VAT number FR43 990 047 938, and the full legal details are in the legal notice. Card details go to Stripe and never to us. No tax is added on any of these links. For a French business, VAT is not applicable under art. 293 B du CGI. For a business in another EU country, the reverse charge applies and the business accounts for the VAT in its own country (Article 196, Directive 2006/112/EC). For a business outside the EU, the United States and Canada included, no French VAT is charged, and any VAT, GST/HST, QST, PST, sales, use or similar tax due where it is established is its own to pay. Each Stripe page shows the seller, the VAT number and the tax note for its currency. The invoice is sent by email and carries our VAT number and the tax mention.

When to use these. The intended order is mockup first, then pay: order the free mockup, get the link back within a week and usually much sooner, show it to the owner, then open the checkout. You can also buy sight unseen if the owner has already decided, but on the dollar links periods already started are not refunded, which is section 6 of the terms, so the mockup is the sensible first step.

There is no endpoint for canceling or for changing the plan. Both are one email to [email protected], and canceling is free with no notice period.

How to ask for a change later

Email [email protected] and describe it. "The Tuesday special is now the Wednesday special", "we close at four in January", "swap the second photo for the attached one". Same day usually, one week at the outside, and there is no per-change fee and no limit on how many you send.

You do not need to describe it in any particular format, and you do not need to know how the site is built.

What you should tell the business owner

The site stays with ProWebLocal while the plan runs. The web address is theirs: when the plan ends, for any reason, it is transferred at no charge to an account they name, which is section 7 of the terms. Canceling is free at any time and the site stays up until the end of the period already paid for. No tax is added to the price, and any VAT or sales tax due where the business is established is its own to account for. And the first mockup is free, with nothing owed if the answer is no.

Limits

  • The work is still done by hand. The first mockup is guaranteed inside a week and usually comes back much sooner; changes are usually same-day. Nothing here happens in seconds, so if you need instant programmatic publishing, this is the wrong product.
  • There is no API for editing the site. Changes are requests in plain language, not calls against a CMS. The form endpoint is for ordering and for sending material, not for deployment.
  • Replies come from a person, not instantly. Nothing is outsourced and nothing is generated and shipped unseen.
  • The examples on this site are invented businesses, and say so.
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Machine-readable summary of this offer: /llms.txt. Prices, terms and the endpoint are all there in one file.

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