Before Found on Maps, judged on three reviews.
After Photos, services and hours answer the question before the call.
Your business or your profile — Neuro builds the site from what is already yours.






















Build my website free → Takes a minute. Nothing to install, no card.
Words that get you called — written for your niche and your city, not filler.
Your palette, your best photo, one obvious thing to do next.
Found on Google and in ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini.
Everything above. Renews yearly — cancel anytime.
11 cents a day. One customer pays for it — and most people check your website before they decide whether to become one.
Nothing to install, and nothing technical asked of you at any point.
Paste your Google Maps link — or your LinkedIn, if you are a professional. Neuro reads what is already public and writes the site around it. You see the finished thing before you decide anything.
You add two DNS records; we connect it and confirm the moment it is live. No domain yet? Neuro tells you exactly what to buy and where.
Never touched a DNS setting? The guide is written for that.
Text, photos, hours, prices, phone numbers — from the page itself, as often as you like, at no extra cost. Plenty of owners never touch it, and that is fine too.
Not a template with the name swapped. Every element below was chosen from that business’s own data — and the same reasoning runs on yours.
Pulled from the venue’s live listing — not a stock bar someone else also bought.
“Nightlife. Elevated.” reads like a club. A plumber’s site would never say it.
Deep red on near-black, drawn from the room itself.
Tonight’s Lineup, with the phone number beside it for whoever would rather call.
4.7 and 1,622 reviews in the first screen — the reason to trust you, where it gets seen.
The gym’s own city named throughout, which is exactly what local search rewards.
“Whether it is your first class or your hundredth” — written for the beginner who is nervous.
The rating and review count are marked up, so an assistant can quote them when someone asks.
What every Essential site gets, on day one.
Typical situations for the businesses Essential is built for — illustrations, not named customers.
Before Found on Maps, judged on three reviews.
After Photos, services and hours answer the question before the call.
Before Invisible when someone asks Google — or ChatGPT — for a lawyer nearby.
After Found by name, city and practice area, with an FAQ marked up so search engines and AI assistants can quote the answers.
Before A LinkedIn profile listing job titles.
After What he does, who for, and one way to start.
Essential is a website. That is the whole product.
you need a site that looks right and can be found. $39 fixes that.
customers already find you, and nobody answers them at 9pm. A website is not your bottleneck.
See what Neuro can do to grow your business on auto‑pilot.
Foundations, $19/mo — same site, same domain, nothing rebuilt.
See what Neuro does on Foundations →One payment a year, cancel anytime. No setup fee, and no charge per edit.
Not answered here? Write to [email protected] — a person reads it.
Yes, for a full year. It renews at $39 unless you cancel. There is no setup fee and no per-edit charge.
We will email you before the renewal date. If you decide not to continue, your domain stays yours to point anywhere you like — you are never locked in, and you never need our permission to leave.
Not to see your site. To go live on your own name, yes — domains are usually $10–15 a year, paid to the registrar rather than to us. Neuro tells you exactly what to get and walks you through connecting it.
Text, photos, hours, prices and links: any time, as often as you like, at no extra cost. Structural changes — new sections, a different layout — are part of Foundations rather than Essential.
Any time, and you keep the same site and the same domain. Nothing gets rebuilt and nothing is lost — Foundations simply switches on Neuro and the things Essential leaves out.
Neuro builds the site in about a minute and you see it straight away. Going live on your own domain takes as long as your DNS needs to update — usually under an hour, sometimes a few hours.
No. Neuro writes the site from what is already public about you — your services, your reviews, your city and your photos. You read it, change anything you disagree with, and publish.
Your site ships with the structured data that search engines and AI assistants read: who you are, what you do, where you are, your rating and review count, and your FAQ answers in a form they can quote. It also serves its own sitemap, so Google can index it rather than wait to find it.