Describe your business.
Your AI team builds and runs it.

A shop, a restaurant, an online school, whatever you can describe. A team of AI operators sets it up, launches it, and runs it every week. You approve what goes out. The money it makes is yours.

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Any business you can describe

Every site below was built by WPMaven from one sentence. Hover to see the whole page, click to see how it was built.

Homepage of Earth & Fire, built by WPMavenEarth & FireHandmade ceramics, LisbonHomepage of La Colline qui Crochète, built by WPMavenLa Colline qui CrochèteCrochet blankets, LyonHomepage of Kinetic Room, built by WPMavenKinetic RoomSports physio practiceHomepage of Pleat Street Dumplings, built by WPMavenPleat Street DumplingsDumpling pre-orders, TorontoHomepage of Lumivora, built by WPMavenLumivoraWedding photographerHomepage of vane & co., built by WPMavenvane & co.Graphic tees, printed on demandHomepage of Well Thumbed, built by WPMavenWell ThumbedRecipe journal, LeedsHomepage of Ink & Paper, built by WPMavenInk & PaperBookshop and evenings, Ghent
Homepage of Vespera, built by WPMavenVesperaPersonalized jewelryHomepage of House Call Cycles, built by WPMavenHouse Call CyclesBike repair at your door, DublinHomepage of Vance Accounting, built by WPMavenVance AccountingAccounting for foundersHomepage of Three-Minute Toasts, built by WPMavenThree-Minute ToastsWedding speech coaching, SydneyHomepage of Rhône Roastery, built by WPMavenRhône RoasteryCoffee on wheels, LyonHomepage of Pixel & Code, built by WPMavenPixel & CodeA members community for creatorsHomepage of Planora, built by WPMavenPlanoraDigital journals and plannersHomepage of Wall Math, built by WPMavenWall MathQuotes for house painters, Columbus

See how each one was built, step by step

Or start from an idea

Twenty-four businesses you could start, every one built and run by the same AI team. Yours doesn't have to be on the list.

Sells products Real build
Handmade jewelry shop

Your pieces, sold while you make the next one.
Print on demand Real build
Niche apparel brand

Your design on the shirt; printing and shipping handled.
Digital downloads Real build
Digital planners & templates

Make it once. It sells while you sleep.
Sells products Real build
Small-batch coffee roastery

Your roast, sold direct. No wholesale margin lost.
Bookings Real build
Online fitness programs

Plans and sessions, booked and paid up front.
Orders & pickup Real build
Home bakery, made official

Pre-orders and pickup slots instead of DM chaos.
Orders & pickup Real build
Neighborhood restaurant

Your own orders and bookings, not 30% to a platform.
Bookings
Hair salon & barber

Clients pick a service and ask for a time online.
Bookings Real build
Photography studio

Portfolio, packages and paid bookings in one flow.
Orders & pickup
Florist with local delivery

Same-day bouquets ordered online, delivered by you.
Bookings
Pet grooming service

Owners ask for a grooming slot online, any time of day.
Sells products Real build
Furniture & home goods

Made-to-order pieces, ordered and paid for online.
Books jobs
Home cleaning service

Clients ask for a clean online, without the phone tag.
Books jobs Real build
Handyman & repairs

Quote requests that become scheduled, paid work.
Sells products Real build
Local boutique, online

Your shelves, open long after closing time.
Print on demand Real build
Art prints & posters

Your work printed, framed and shipped on demand.
Many sellers
Local makers marketplace

Other sellers list their own products; you take a cut of every order.
Sells courses
Online course school

Lessons, quizzes and each student’s progress, tracked for you.
Nightly bookings
Guest house or holiday let

Rooms priced per night, so the same night can never be sold twice.
Job listings
Niche job board

Employers post the vacancies, candidates apply, you own the board.
Events & dates Real build
Events and workshops

Your dates on a page visitors can actually find.
Takes donations
Cause or charity

Donations online, and a thank-you for every donor.
Publishes
Niche publication

Writes and publishes on a schedule, so the archive keeps growing.
Members only Real build
Paid community

Members pay monthly, and what they paid for stays behind the login.
See it work

Watch one sentence become a business.

La Colline qui Crochète is a crochet studio in Lyon. Follow it from the sentence its owner typed to the business her team runs with her.

You describe it

One sentence about the business you want, in your own words. That's the whole brief.

Tell us what you're building

One sentence is enough, in any language.

Co-CEOTell me about the business we're building. What would you like to create?
Analyze

Here's what we understood

La Colline qui Crochète
An online shop for throws, baby blankets and cushion covers, handmade to order in Lyon.
TypeIndustryWhereOnline storeHandmade crochetLyon, France
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Your team is building your business

Brand, pages, products with prices and checkout. Free to watch.

  • Your team just started building La Colline qui Crochète.
  • La Colline qui Crochète is designed and written: 8 pages are in.
  • Your store is stocked: 3 products ready to sell.
  • Your business is ready to launch.

Your first week, planned

Your team plans the week, does the work, and asks you before anything goes public.

  • Launch announcement on X Waiting for you
  • Video for the granny throw Waiting for you
  • A pitch to a home-decor creator Drafted
  • Welcome email for new subscribers Drafted

A real build from one sentence, typed in French and shown here in English. La Colline qui Crochète is an example business, not a customer. Its product photos were generated with AI.

Describe yours, free

It pays for itself

Free while you build. $1 for your first week live, one time only. You move up only when the numbers say so, and your business report lands on WhatsApp every Monday.

Your monthly revenue What you pay WPMaven Work your team published
$0$1 $39$69 $100$200 W2W4 W6W8 W10W12 $0 $1 $39 $69 Pays for itself Published each week Week 1: 6 published while the site goes live: the 4 pages of the first build and 2 social posts.6 Week 2: 4 published. 2 social posts, 1 page, 1 email.4 Week 3: 3 published. 2 social posts, 1 page.3 Week 4: 4 published. 2 social posts, 1 page, 1 email.4 Week 5: 3 published. 2 social posts, 1 email.3 Week 6: 8 published. 3 social posts, 2 pages, 2 emails, 1 video.8 Week 7: 9 published. 6 social posts, 1 page, 2 emails.9 Week 8: 9 published. 4 social posts, 2 pages, 2 emails, 1 video.9 Week 9: 9 published. 6 social posts, 1 page, 2 emails.9 Week 10: 9 published. 4 social posts, 2 pages, 2 emails, 1 video.9 Week 11: 9 published. 6 social posts, 1 page, 2 emails.9 Week 12: 9 published. 4 social posts, 2 pages, 2 emails, 1 video.9

Illustration: the WPMaven plan ladder against a hypothetical store's first twelve weeks. The bars are what the team published each week.

Build my business free

Everything included

The whole business, wired in and running.

No hosting to buy and no plugins to pick. Your team builds the business, then runs it with you every week.

Store and checkout

Get paid into your own account

Connect WooPayments, Stripe or PayPal from your dashboard. Customers pay at your checkout, the money goes to your own account, and we never take a cut.

Hosting and address

Hosted, secured and live

Your business goes live at yourname.wpmaven.site, hosted for you with SSL. Annual Operator and Scale plans add the first year of your own domain, up to $12.

Video

Videos that sell

Short videos made from your own product photos, with motion and an AI voice. You see the price first and approve each one before it posts.

Social

Posts every week

Your team plans and writes posts in your voice every week, for the networks you connect, and sends each one for your OK first.

Every Monday

The Monday report

What sold, what worked and what to do next, in plain words. It lands on your WhatsApp every Monday.

AI assistants

Ready for AI to read

Your products, prices and details are published in a form ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity can read, and your report counts the reads.

Changes

Edit anything by asking

Tell your team what to change in plain words. You see the page before and after, and nothing on your site changes until you approve.

Ember & Oak is an example business, and every figure shown is an illustration. See what each plan includes

Your products, sold on camera

Add three photos of a product. Your team casts an AI presenter who holds it and talks about it, cuts in close-ups from your photos, and asks you before the video is posted anywhere.

AI-generated
Ember & OakHand-poured soy candles
AI-generated
ApparellaPrint-on-demand apparel
AI-generated
Summit Supply Co.Outdoor gear
AI-generated
Brightside Home CleaningA cleaning service: one tip, no product

Example businesses, not customers. Each video was made for this page by the same video pipeline your team uses, from real print-on-demand product photos. The presenters are AI and never pose as customers. Presenter videos are in English for now.

See the video menu and prices

What your team actually does

A whole team of AI operators, each with a job. Here are six of them

When your customers ask AI

Your business, ready for AI to read

More and more people skip Google and ask an AI assistant like ChatGPT or Perplexity where to buy, book or hire. Every business your team builds publishes its real details in a form those assistants can read, and your weekly report shows how often they read it. No one controls what an assistant answers, so we do not promise a ranking or a recommendation. What we do is make sure the details it reads are your real ones. The technical part is handled for you.

AI can read your business

Your products, prices and what you do are published in a form AI assistants understand, so when one reads your site, it gets the real details, not a guess.

See when AI reads your site

Your weekly report counts how often assistants like ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity read your site, and which ones. These are reads, not rankings. Once a month we also ask an AI model the questions your buyers ask and report whether your business comes up.

Set up for you, always current

Nothing to install or configure. As your team adds products and content, what AI sees updates with it.

Goals and numbers

It plans the money, then works the plan.

Before anything is built, your CFO turns your idea into a first estimate you can adjust. You pick a goal, your team plans the work to reach it, and every Monday you see where you stand.

La Colline qui Crochète, the real first estimate

Let's talk numbers

€3,230sales a month, one year in
€2,040what stays with you, one year in
Month 1first month in the black
€56,158kept in total over 2 years

Try it: move any slider and the plan recalculates

This is an estimate to help you plan, not a promise. Once you start selling, your real numbers show next to it on your Home. Prefilled with the estimate WPMaven made for La Colline qui Crochète, an example business; move anything to see it recalculate.

  1. 1

    Your CFO drafts the numbers

    Orders, a typical order, costs and profit, month by month, from the one sentence you wrote. Change any number and it recalculates live.

  2. 2

    A first goal, and the math to reach it

    First goal€1,000 a month
    600 visitors a month×1.5% buy=9 orders
    • Social Media Manager, on XBehind-the-scenes posts of the crochet process
    • E-commerce Manager, by emailA welcome email with a care guide for handmade pieces
  3. 3

    Every week has a goal

    Your Home shows this week's estimated goal next to the money that has actually come in, who visited and who bought, and the work your team is doing to close the gap.

    Business liveFirst postFirst order First 10 ordersFirst 100 orders

    Milestones tick only when they really happen, and your first sale comes with a message.

  4. 4

    Every Monday, measured and replanned

    Your Data Analyst measures the week against its estimated target. Your Co-CEO writes down what worked and adjusts the week ahead, and you approve the plan from WhatsApp.

1 min

To watch it get built

$1

For your first week, one time only

Whole team

Of AI operators on your business

Weekly

A report on what happened

From Yotako, the makers of Figma to WordPress, used by 100,000+ designers

  • Fit4Start: selected and graduated
  • Founder: CYEL, 2nd best national entrepreneur
  • EBN Congress winner, CEO of the month
  • Paperjam “50 start-ups to follow”
  • Founder: Tomorrow Street (Vodafone) CEO award
  • Founder: IEEE CSCWD 2016 Best Paper
  • One of 5 Luxembourg AI startups sent to BootstrapLabs

Frequently Asked Questions

How the build, the price and the team actually work

A builder hands you a website and stops there. The website was never the hard part: what decides whether a new business grows is the work that happens every week afterwards, and nobody has time for it. This is a team of operators who keep doing that work. They write, publish, watch the numbers and tell you what to do next, and they carry on doing it long after launch day.
The homepage of La Colline qui Crochète, a site WPMaven built from one sentence
The site
A crochet throw on an armchair, the photo of a launch post
Posts every week
A frame from an example AI presenter video
Videos every month
The weekly business report of our test coffee store, arriving on WhatsApp
A report every Monday
No. You never install anything, pick a theme, choose hosting or touch a plugin. You describe the business in a sentence or two and the team does the rest. WordPress is what it all runs on underneath, which matters on the day you want to leave rather than on the day you start.
The first step of a build: one sentence describing La Colline qui Crochète
All you do is describe it: the first step of a real build.
Publishing the pages and posts, keeping the business findable in search, watching what sells and what does not, and sending you a plain-language report every week on what happened and what to do next. Anything that would go out publicly or spend money waits for your approval first. Autopilot means you stop doing the work, not that you stop being in charge.
A WhatsApp message from the team asking for an OK before publishing, with Approve, Request changes and Reject
Nothing goes out until you say yes. A real request from our test coffee store.
Yes. Take an apparel brand that sells its own designs on tees, hoodies and caps. You need no printer and no stock: for printed products we suggest and use an established print-on-demand provider, Printful today, and your team builds the shop around products it can print. When someone orders, Printful prints the piece and ships it to their door. You connect your own Printful account, which bills you for each order it prints, and you set your prices.
A black graphic tee with a bright original design
Graphic tee
A black hoodie with a bright original design
Art hoodie
A snapback cap with an embroidered original design
Embroidered cap

From vane & co, a print-on-demand shop WPMaven built from one sentence. Some images on that site were generated with AI.

Yes. Everything is encrypted in transit and at rest, we never store your WordPress admin credentials, and every connection uses secure protocols. Payments run through Stripe, so card details never touch our systems. And because the business is built on open software you own, you are never locked into us to keep it safe.
  • Encrypted in transit and at rest
  • Card payments through Stripe
  • No WordPress admin passwords stored
Your team stops at the end of the period you have already paid for. A site you connected yourself stays exactly where it is. A site we host becomes a read-only copy with checkout off and stays live for 14 days after your plan ends, so a change of mind keeps it. After that we take a final backup, keep it for 90 days so you can come back to it, and take the site down.
  1. Your paid period endsYour team stops
  2. 14 more days live, read-onlyChange your mind and keep it
  3. A final backup, kept 90 daysThen the site comes down

For a site we host. A site you connected yourself stays where it is.

  1. $0Watch it get built
  2. $1, one time onlySeven days live, up to 5 finished things
  3. From $39 a monthFrom day 8, or cancel before
You pay $1 today, your business goes live, and for seven days your team makes up to 5 finished things you approve. After that it renews monthly at the plan you picked, from $39 a month, with Operator at $69 the one we recommend, unless you cancel, and canceling takes a couple of clicks in your dashboard. We put that here rather than in the small print, because a surprise renewal is a bad way to begin. The $1 first week is one time only: one per person and per business in any 12 months. If you already had one, your plan starts at its monthly price from the first day.
Add an action pack. Every paid plan comes with a set number of actions each month, where one finished thing is one action and a post counts once, however many networks it goes to. A pack tops that up in busier months: $10 for 4 actions on Launch, $10 for 5 on Operator and $10 for 6 on Scale, up to 3 packs a month, and each pack adds room for 1 more page or article. Packs are prepaid and last 12 months. Nothing is charged unless you buy one, and a task that fails never uses an action. The pricing page shows what counts as an action and what each plan includes.
  • $10 for 4 actions on Launch
  • $10 for 5 on Operator
  • $10 for 6 on Scale
  • Up to 3 packs a month
Yes. Operator and Scale run up to 5 businesses on one account, each extra one at your plan's price with its own actions, pages or articles and videos. The White label plan runs up to eight client businesses from one dashboard, on one invoice, for $369 a month, with the same team behind each of them and $25 for each client site after that. It is built for people who run businesses for clients rather than for themselves.
La Colline qui Crochète, a crochet shop WPMaven built
A crochet shop
Kinetic Room, a physio practice WPMaven built
A physio practice
Rhône Roastery, a coffee truck WPMaven built
A coffee truck

Three real builds from this page. On Operator or Scale, one account runs up to 5 businesses like these.

Minutes. You describe the business in a sentence, and a working version assembles itself in your browser in a few minutes. You can look at the whole thing, the pages, the offering and the prices, before you make an account or enter a card.
La Colline qui Crochète, built and ready to launch, next to the list of what the team just did
A few minutes later: ready to launch. La Colline qui Crochète, a real build.
Every plan includes chat with your team inside the dashboard, which is usually the fastest way to get something changed, since they can just do it. The White label plan adds an onboarding call and priority operations. You can also reach a human at any time.

Describe your business. Watch your team build it.

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