AI website builder for small businesses
Tell rwaft what you do, where, and how customers reach you. It writes a site with the pages a customer looks for and hosts it at its own link, in minutes rather than weeks.
Prompts to start from
Pick one and it opens in the prompt box. Change any detail before you send it.
- A website for a hair salon with services and prices, opening hours and a booking link
- A site for a local plumber with services, the areas we cover and a big call button
- A website for a yoga studio with the class timetable, teachers and prices
What to put in your prompt
- What you do and where you do it
- Your services, with prices if you share them
- Opening hours, the areas you cover and how to contact you
- Real reviews only, word for word, if you want them on the site
- The look: trustworthy and plain, warm, premium
What you get
The pages customers expect
Usually a home page, services, about and contact, sharing one header and footer.
A clear way to reach you
Call, email or booking buttons wherever a customer is ready to act.
Yours to adjust
New prices, a new service or holiday hours are one message away.
Good to know
Contact forms need somewhere to send their answers, and rwaft sites have no back end. Use a phone number, an email link, or a form service you already have, and say which in your prompt.
Questions
Will my business site show up on Google?
It's a public site that anyone can open, so search engines can find it, but rwaft doesn't submit it or promise a ranking. Linking it from your Google Business Profile and social pages is the quickest way to get it seen.
Can I use my own domain?
Not yet. Each site lives at its own rwaft.live address.
How do credits work?
Sign up with Google and you get 2 free credits, which is 2 chats. Each chat you send is one complete build and costs 1 credit; deploying a GitHub repository costs 1 credit. If a build fails, its credits are refunded automatically. When you run out you can buy more, with no subscription.