Rebuild a client’s site from the truth, page by page.
Website Engine works out the shape buyers expect and the moments the site must answer, then drafts each page with its brief. It sends changes to Webflow, Shopify or HubSpot as drafts for a person to publish.
Sample agency and clients. Every name and figure on screen is made up.
Website Engine works out the pages a client’s buyers need, drafts each one with its brief, and sends changes to the client’s site as drafts, so a person previews, approves and publishes.
Three things to notice on Website Engine.
Sample agency and clients. Every name and figure on screen is made up.
The fix says the price question goes unanswered. Website Engine drafts the page, shows it on staging, and waits. The client ticks approve. A person publishes, and there is a restore point if anyone changes their mind.
Sitemaps copied from the category, pages that look right and say little.
From ask to live, with a preview and an approval in between.
Three steps. A person approves the last one.
Read the site and the Score
Get the sitemap: what to keep, fix, merge or add
Draft pages, check them, send them as drafts
Website Engine works on Answered.
Every feature in RocMode for Agencies lifts one stage of the Selection Ladder, the seven things that must hold for a buyer to choose a business.
Every studio, on brand, every claim checked.
What agencies ask about Website Engine.
Also in the product: Fixes and AEO.
Does it publish to the live site?
No. It sends drafts. A person publishes.
Which platforms does it work with?
Webflow, Shopify and HubSpot today. Others take the page as a brief.
Does every page get a brief?
Yes: the moment it serves, the questions it answers and its next step.
