How DollarSite works
The whole journey in one page — describe, build, refine, add apps, make it live to the Internet, connect a domain and grow.
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DollarSite builds a website for your business from a chat. You describe what you do, Chip (our AI helper) asks a few questions and builds a complete multi-page site, and you keep chatting or clicking to change it. When you're happy, you make it live to the Internet.
The journey
- Describe your business. One or two sentences is enough: what you do and where. Start with New website in the top bar.
- Build. Chip interviews you (name, main goal, what you offer, where and when, contact details, logo and photos, apps, look) and then writes your pages. You can skip the remaining questions at any time.
- Refine. Ask for changes in the chat ("make the headline warmer", "add a gallery page"), click any text on the preview to edit it, or draw a box around something and describe the change. Every change is saved as a version, so you can always undo.
- Add apps. Switch on appointments, table reservations, forms, a newsletter, QR signups, events, a food menu, reviews, a shop, an announcement bar, an AI assistant or visitor stats — all included in the price.
- Activate and make it live to the Internet. Building and previewing is free. Going live puts your site online for the world to see, and we keep it online for you, for a flat monthly price per website ($7 per month for the first, $5 per month for each additional one).
- Connect a domain (optional). Every site gets a free address at yourname.dollarsite.page. You can also connect a domain you already own.
- Grow. Bookings, orders, form messages and signups land in your Inbox and Contacts. Send newsletters, collect reviews and watch your visitor stats.
Where to find things
- My websites (the dashboard) lists all your sites.
- Each site has a sidebar: Overview, Builder, Pages & files, Apps, Inbox, Contacts, Analytics, Make it live, SEO & sharing and Settings.
- Billing is in the top bar. Your profile and password are in the account menu (your initials, top right).
- Chip is the round robot button in the bottom corner of every page. Ask it anything.