Highlights
What stands out, and how it is made.
The ten sites at the top of the page are the first impression. This is the detail underneath
them — the three things every Apex site ships with, and the decisions Neuro made to get there.
1 · The website
Built from your own data, not a template with the name swapped. A clinic and a
financial advisor get different type, different colour and a different first sentence —
because their customers are looking for different things.
University City ChiropracticChiropractic · Charlotte
Their own peopleThe photo is the practice’s own, off its live listing — not a stock spine diagram every clinic in Charlotte also bought.
The city in the headline“Pain Relief You Can Count On in Charlotte” — and “a practice in Charlotte” above it. That is what local search rewards.
Proof before the ask4.9★ and 225 verified reviews, sitting directly above the button — the reason to trust them, where it gets seen.
Named, not generic“Personalized chiropractic care and acupuncture with Dr. Remi and Kay” — Neuro read who actually works there.
Helena TipawaelFounder & market analyst · personal site
Your record, read properlyNeuro found 300+ clients in two years in the profile and made it the headline claim — a number is the fastest trust there is.
Positioning, not a résumé“Empowers businesses to rapidly scale in Southeast Asia” — the specific angle, not “experienced consultant”.
Expertise becomes navigationMarket Entry Strategy, Southeast Asia Growth, Client Acquisition, Market Intelligence — pulled from the profile, turned into the page.
One conversation to startLet’s Talk in the nav and again under the fold, with a “Rapid Southeast Asia Market Expansion” standout beside her photo.
2 · Neuro, answering on your site
The assistant reads your services, hours, prices and reviews, then handles the visitor
you would otherwise lose at 9pm on a Sunday.
RPM UndergroundKaraoke & cocktail bar · New York
It already knows the questions“Do you take reservations for karaoke rooms?” — written from this bar’s own services, not a generic FAQ any venue could run.
The three people always wantDirections, Hours, Book — one tap each, before anyone types a word.
It takes the bookingPrivate events, parties, a table for Friday — the request lands while you are behind the bar, or asleep.
You teach it onceCorrect an answer once in your dashboard and Neuro gives the new one from then on.
3 · Your dashboard, and whether it worked
One screen for everything Neuro is doing, and one for what it changed. Both are yours
from day one — no reports to request, no agency to chase.
The dashboard
Analytics
Credits in plain sightWhat you have, what each job costs, and what refreshes on the 1st. No invoice surprises.
Three ways to growMarketing, Analytics, Edit Site. Pick one and Neuro does the work from there.
Leads and chats on one chartVisitors, leads collected, chat starts and posts published — updated every day.
Edit as the ownerChange a price or a photo on the live site yourself. No developer, no ticket, no wait.
Questions
Anything not answered here —
hello@siteneuro.com. A specialist replies within 24 hours.
Is $119 really locked for life?
The standard price is $149/mo. Founding members pay $119 for as long as the subscription stays
active — it is locked to your subscription, not to a date, so it does not expire at the end of
a promotion. If you cancel and come back later, you come back at whatever the price is then.
Do I have to pay before I see anything?
No. Fill in the form, and Neuro builds your site and emails you the link within 2 hours. No card,
no account, nothing to install. You decide after you have looked at it.
Who actually builds the site — a person or software?
Neuro, our engine, builds it. It reads your Google listing or LinkedIn profile and makes the design,
copy and structure decisions from your own data. People come in at onboarding, to tune it to how you
really work and to fix anything the engine read wrong.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes, and you should. You point your domain at Neuro from your own registrar — about five
minutes, and we send you a step-by-step guide before the call so it is usually done by then. Your
domain stays yours, in your account.
I already have a website. Is this worth it?
Look at what Neuro builds and compare. Most of the sites we replace are years old, slow on a phone,
and invisible to AI search. The build is free to see, so the comparison costs you nothing.
What are credits, and what are the 100 bonus ones?
Credits are what Neuro spends when it writes for you — a blog post, a social set, a newsletter.
Apex includes 200 every month, renewed each month on the date you subscribed. The 100 bonus credits are on top, arrive the
day you subscribe, and never expire: they are spent last, after your monthly ones.
Does this work for a person rather than a business?
Yes — that is the Professional track. Instead of a Google listing you give us your LinkedIn
profile, and Neuro builds a personal site around your positioning and your track record. Consultants,
advisors, coaches, lawyers and founders all run on it.
Can I cancel?
Any time, from your dashboard — one click, and your site stays live to the end of the period
you have already paid for. It is a monthly subscription, not a contract. Your domain is yours and
stays with you, and you keep the content Neuro has already published.
