Build your own site in your own words
Type a few sentences or paste your Google listing. Change it later just by asking.
From a few notes to live
7 days for $1, then $49 a month. Cancel any time. You can close the tab while it builds.
Start with what you have
A few sentences, your Google listing or your old site's address. Rough notes are fine.
Read the first version
A one-page demo usually takes 5 to 15 minutes and a clone 10 to 15. We email you when it's ready.
Fix what's off
Say it in plain words, or edit the words on the page yourself. Every version is kept.
Publish on your own domain
Connect a domain you own, with HTTPS set up for you. Publishing usually takes 2 to 5 minutes.
Built not to invent
AI can invent reviews, prices and staff. Shingle is built to stay with what you gave it.
Only your facts
Phone, email, hours and prices come only from what you give it or your Google listing.
A second read of every line
A separate review reads each sentence and takes out what your facts don't support.
You have the last word
Reviews and photos appear only if you choose. Read it before it goes live, since it's yours.
A week with your site
Someone fills in your quote form at nine at night. It's in your inbox by morning, with a reply already drafted from what your site says. You read it over breakfast, change a line and press Send. When they answer, it comes back to the same conversation.
Someone else books Thursday at two on your booking page. You both get a confirmation, they get a reminder the day before, and the booking can show in your own calendar.
You're closing early on Friday, so you put a line across the top of the site that hides itself after that day. Later you ask for the prices section to be shorter. A change like that usually takes a few minutes, and visitors see it once you publish.
- Forms that email you
- Online booking with reminders
- A newsletter your customers can sign up for
- Visits and taps to call, counted without cookies
What $49 a month gets you
Or $39 a month paid yearly. It starts with a 7-day trial for $1.
One live site
Your site online at your own address, and more at $7 a month if you ever need them.
200 credits a month
A new site uses 30 and a change uses 5. Editing by hand and publishing cost nothing.
Your own domain
Connect one you already own, with HTTPS set up for you. Shingle doesn't sell domains.
Everyone who helps
Invite a partner, or whoever helps you out, to work on the site with you. There's no limit on people.
Alerts for what's urgent
Three ready-made workflows tell you when a request is missed, urgent or outside your area.
Your code
Download the site as an ordinary Next.js project. Forms and visit counts need Shingle's hosting.
What it won't do
Shingle takes no payments. That means no online store, no checkout, no invoices and no deposits at booking. You can link a button to a shop or payment page you already use, but if selling online is the main job of your site, pick a builder with a store.
It doesn't sell domains, so you'll buy yours from a domain seller and connect it. There's no mobile app, a site is in one language, and there's no members' area or events calendar.
It also can't promise you a place in Google. Every published site gets page titles, a sitemap and your details in the form search engines read, and Checkup lists what to fix. Search engines decide the rest.
Common questions
Can't find your answer? Read Shingle Help or email [email protected].
A clear line about what you do and where, a phone number that's one tap on a phone, your services and hours, a way to reach you or book, and real reviews if you have them. Shingle starts with a one-page demo, which you can make a full site of up to six pages, and one page is fine too.
The plan is $49 a month or $39 paid yearly, with 1 live site, 200 credits a month and your own domain, and it starts with a 7-day trial for $1 with 100 credits. A demo uses 10 credits, making it a full site 20 more, and a change 5. Editing by hand costs nothing.
No. If you can describe your business to a new customer, you can do this. The one technical job is adding two records where you bought your domain, and Shingle shows you exactly what to copy. There's no limit on people, so someone else can help.
It's built not to invent. Phone, email, hours, prices and reviews come only from what you give it or your Google listing, and reviews and photos appear only if you choose. A separate review removes what your facts don't support. Still read it before publishing, since you're responsible for what your site says.
No. Shingle has no checkout, store or invoices today. You can take inquiries and bookings on your site, and link a button to a shop or payment page you already use. If selling online is the main job of your site, choose a builder with a store.
Your plan runs to the end of the period you paid for. After that, your live site stays up for 30 days while we warn you, then goes offline. It comes back when you resubscribe, and there's no hosting-only price. While you're on the plan you can also download the code, though forms and visit counts need Shingle's hosting.
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Build your first site
Start from a Google listing or a few notes. Demos usually take 5–15 minutes.
7 days for $1, then $49 a month. Cancel any time.