Ship more websites.
Same team.
The bottleneck in a web shop has never been ideas — it is the eighty hours of production between the brief and something a client can react to. CurateOne collapses that to minutes and leaves your people the work that is actually billable.
Your team shouldn't spend eighty hours on the same website again.
The parts of a build that are identical every time are the parts that eat the month. Take those out and the same team ships considerably more work.
without curateone
- Brief
- Research
- Copy
- Design
- Development
- QA
- Launch
with curateone
- Brief
- CurateOne
- Review
- Customize
- Launch
Research, first-draft copy, design direction and build collapse into minutes. What is left is the work a client is actually paying your team for: judgement, revision, and the relationship.
More websites. Same team. Better margins.
White-label delivery
Your brand on the output, not ours.
Client approval workflows
Staged changes the client signs off before they go live.
Team seats with roles
Designers, writers and account leads with the right access.
Public REST API + keys
Wire generation into your own intake or project tooling.
10 live sites, more as an add-on
Per-site pricing that does not punish a good quarter.
Per-client CRM and analytics
Reporting you can hand over without exporting anything.
What are the freed hours worth?
Put in what your shop actually does. Every assumption is a control you can move, including how much of a build we claim to remove.
All four are your numbers. Generation removes research, first-draft copy, design direction and the initial build; it does not remove discovery, revisions, client management or sign-off — which is why the slider starts at 55% and not higher. That starting position is a guess, not a measurement: move it to whatever matches your shop.
Hours on production now
320 / mo
Hours freed
176 / mo
Extra capacity
+4
more websites a month, with the same team
If you sell that capacity
$57,600
a year, against $32,364 of platform cost
This is arithmetic on the four numbers you set, not a claim by us about your business. Capacity is not revenue — it is what the freed hours are worth if you fill them.
Try it on your next clientWhat you were going to ask on the call.
Will my clients be able to tell it was generated?
Every build draws its own design identity and is checked against recent work for sameness — of 207 builds we recorded, 181 came out with a look nothing else shares. And the point is not to hand over the first draft: it is to start revisions from something real instead of from a blank artboard.
What happens to my designers?
They stop producing the fourth hero section of the week. The work that is identical on every project is the work that gets automated; judgement, art direction and the client relationship are the parts you are actually being paid for.
Can I put my own brand on it?
Yes. White-label delivery is on the Pro / Agency plan: your brand on the output, client approval workflows before anything goes live, and team seats with roles so an account lead and a designer see different things.
What if a client wants to leave?
They can, with the site. Everything exports to HTML and Tailwind or a full Next.js project. That is easier to sell than a platform they would be trapped on, and it means you are never the reason they are stuck.
Can I wire this into how we already work?
There is a public REST API with developer keys, and a linked GitHub repository rebuilds the site on push. Generation can start from your own intake form rather than ours.
Put it on one client
and see.
Generate a real first draft for the project sitting in your queue right now. Give it minutes and you will know whether this belongs in your process.
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