Make a Business Website with AI
AI Tapz · October 22, 2026
Most small businesses don't need a big website. They need a few clear pages that answer what a visitor wants to know — what you do, what it costs, where you are and how to reach you — written in your words, working on a phone, and easy to change next month. This guide covers what those pages should hold, and how to make them with an AI website maker without giving up control of the result.
Decide the pages before the words
Start with how many pages your visitors actually need. A one-page site suits a single service or a new business: a banner, a short welcome, what you offer, common questions and how to get in touch, all on one scroll. Three pages (Home, About, Contact) suit most local businesses. Five or seven make sense once you have separate services, a menu or price list, a gallery or a team worth introducing. More pages are only better when each one answers a different question.
Give the facts — never let anything invent them
Prices, opening hours, people's names, reviews and numbers are the details visitors trust most, and the easiest for a careless tool to make up. Write them into your description yourself. A good rule: if a section needs facts you haven't given — a price list with no prices, a team with no names — it shouldn't appear yet. Add it when you have the real details.
Plan it before you pay for it
The most useful step is agreeing the plan first: which pages, which sections on each, and the colours and fonts. With the AI Website Maker you choose the kind of business, the number of pages, a style (modern, classic, bold or minimal) and, if you like, your colours and the sections you want. The AI proposes the site, and you reshape it by chat — "add a price list", "use green and cream" — before anything is written.
Choose how people will contact you
Every site needs a way in. The simplest is a contact form that opens the visitor's own email app with their message filled in — nothing to set up. If you take bookings or want a mailing list, forms can instead save contact messages, booking requests and newsletter sign-ups to your own free database, with every entry listed in your Library. A booking there is a request you confirm, not a calendar.
Photos that fit
Real photos of your place and work beat anything else, so plan to swap them in. To start, the maker can use credited stock photos, images made by AI for your banner and story sections, or no photos at all. You can add a Google Map, a YouTube or Vimeo video, or a Calendly booking page later from the editor.
Keep editing after launch
A website is never finished. Your site opens in the Library's visual editor: click any words to change them, replace a photo, recolour the whole site, add a page, or ask the AI to rewrite a section.
A ready-made starting point
The AI Website Maker builds a mobile-friendly site of 1, 3, 5 or 7 pages from your description, with a menu, a footer and your contact details on every page. You publish it to your own Vercel account or push it to GitHub in one click, or download the files. If you'd rather start from a finished design, browse the website templates. For help deciding what goes on each page, read our page-by-page plan, and for forms that turn visitors into enquiries, how to build a website that captures leads.