SitesGen
Sell websites to local businesses: find, build, pitch
Built for freelancers and side-hustlers: scans a neighbourhood for businesses with missing or broken sites, builds each a new site from its Google photos and reviews, and writes the outreach message.
Built by Aashar ck · Website Builder · Paid
In category: #20 of 20 · Website Builder
SitesGen is a Community listing on Launch Llama with 0 total upvotes, founded by Aashar ck who joined in Nov 2026, compared against 5 alternatives.
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Launched on Launch Llama Nov 9, 2026 · #91 of 96 that day
About
You type in a neighbourhood and the app checks each nearby business's website for problems like no site, a dead link, a layout that breaks on phones, or outdated content, then ranks them by how badly they need a rebuild. For any business you choose, one click generates a finished, mobile-ready site using its own photos, reviews, menu and logo. The app then writes a message that names what is broken, quotes the business's rating, and links to the new site, so you can send it from your own email or WhatsApp. When the owner agrees, you publish the site on their own domain with a working contact form.
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Key Features
- Scans a neighbourhood to find businesses with missing, broken or outdated websites
- Ranks prospects by how badly they need a new site
- Builds a finished, mobile-ready site from each business's Google photos and reviews
- Writes a pitch for email, WhatsApp, LinkedIn or in person that names what is broken
- Publishes the site on the client's own domain with a working contact form
- Lets you edit words, photos, logo and colours before sending
Use Cases
- Finding local barbers, bakeries or dentists whose websites are down or outdated and pitching them a rebuilt site
- Sending a ready-built demo site with a written pitch to a business owner, then publishing it on their domain once they agree
From the founder
Who it's for
“Freelancers and small agencies who sell websites to local businesses. Their problem is that finding good prospects and building a site before anyone has said yes takes hours, so most of their outreach is cold and easy to ignore.”
Why I built it
“I'm Aashar, the founder of SitesGen. Plenty of good local businesses have websites that are missing, broken or years out of date, and a finished site is a far better pitch than a cold message. So I built an AI app that finds those businesses, builds each one a real site from its own photos and reviews, and writes the pitch.”
Who it is for
- Freelancers and small studios that sell websites to small businesses
- Side-hustlers starting a website-selling business with no coding skills
Pricing
$1 trial, then $19/mo
FAQ
What is SitesGen?
An AI app for people who sell websites to local businesses. Type a neighbourhood; it finds the businesses with missing or broken websites, builds each a new one from their own photos and reviews, and writes the pitch. $1 to try for a week.
Who is this for?
Freelancers, small studios, anyone starting a side business selling websites. No coding. You send a message and take a call.
What exactly do I get for a business?
A finished, mobile-ready website built from their own Google photos and reviews (and menu, when there is one), a link to show them, and a pitch for email, WhatsApp, LinkedIn and in person. Edit anything, send it, and publish it the moment they agree.
Can I make money building websites for local businesses?
Yes. Plenty of local businesses still have no website, or one that is broken on phones, and most owners would pay to fix it but never get round to it. Turning up with the new site already built removes the work for them. What you earn depends on how many businesses you contact and what you charge; there is no guaranteed income.
How much should I charge for a small business website?
Small independents commonly pay $500 to $1,500 for a café, salon or barber, $1,000 to $3,000 for trades and clinics, and $2,000 to $6,000 for dentists and law firms. Many sellers also charge $20 to $50 a month for hosting and small edits. You set the price; SitesGen takes no share.
Where do the businesses come from?
Google Maps and OpenStreetMap, for the neighbourhood you name. SitesGen checks every website — missing, dead, broken on phones, out of date — and rank them. Chains and mall units are filtered out.
Is it my site or theirs?
Yours until they say yes. When they do, you set the price, press Publish, and it is live on a sitesgen.site address in a second — or on their own domain, which takes two DNS records. Hosting is included in your plan. The site carries a working contact form and every enquiry lands in your inbox and theirs.
Do the sites look generated?
No. Each site is designed for its trade, and no two in the same neighbourhood look alike. The examples above are untouched output for demo businesses.
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