The AI website builder that keeps working after launch
Describe your business in a sentence or two. AgentCeres builds the site, shows you a preview and publishes it to a live address. Then it changes whatever you ask, and brings people to it.
From one description to a page that takes orders
This is the version history of that demo bakery, built on 20 September 2026. Each frame is a screenshot of a saved version, and each note is the product's own record of what changed.
- 0:00
Version 1First draft: the bakery's story, the daily menu, opening hours, location, FAQ and an enquiry form.
- +1:49
Version 2Added a cart with a running total that sends the whole order to WhatsApp.
- +3:19
Versions 3 and 4Switched the palette to dark green, then added “How ordering works” and a catering booking form.
- +10:43
Version 8Back in English after a detour into Portuguese, with a 20-item menu and a tighter phone layout.
Eleven minutes from the first draft to version 8. Earlier versions stay in the history, so you can go back to one.
What you get
A live address today
The site goes live on an agentceres.app address you can send to customers the same day, with no hosting to set up. A paid plan can move it to a domain you own.
Changes by pointing at them
Click any part of your site and say what to change, or edit the words yourself. You see each change in a preview before anyone else does.
Enquiries come to you
Forms on your site send every submission to your inbox and your dashboard. A cart can hand the order to WhatsApp, like the bakery's does.
Visits, with nothing to install
Visits and Google Search data show up in your dashboard and in your morning brief. There is no tracking code to add.
Then the same team brings people to it
A builder hands you a page and stops. AgentCeres keeps going: the SEO agent writes for search, the GEO agent works on getting you into AI answers, the Social media agent and the Community agent post where your customers already are, and every morning you get a short brief on what happened and what comes next.
- Google search
- AI answers
- Social posts
- Communities
Your site- Enquiries to you
- Morning brief to you
Good to know before you start
- It's a website, not an app. Pages can have menus, tabs and a cart, but no logins, card checkout or database. In Brazil, a paid plan can take Pix payment for orders, straight into the seller's own account.
- It's a site, not a page factory. If your plan needs hundreds of generated pages, a tool built for that will serve you better.
- Your site starts on an agentceres.app address. A paid plan can connect a domain you own, as long as that domain isn't already used for email or another website.
- Sites on free and trial plans show a small “Made with AgentCeres” badge, and a paid plan removes it.
Questions people ask
Do I need a website already?
No, that's who this is for. Describe the business and AgentCeres builds and publishes the site. If you already have one, the team works on that site instead: it audits it, writes for it and sends people to it.
Can it build an app, an online store or a login?
No. Pages can be interactive, with menus, tabs, an FAQ that opens and a cart, but they can't talk to a server, so there are no accounts, no card checkout and no database. Orders placed on a page are recorded on every plan, and in Brazil a paid plan can take Pix payment for them, straight into the seller's own account.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes, on a paid plan. Every site gets an agentceres.app address, and a paid plan can connect a domain you own from the site's workspace. The domain can't already be in use for email, another website or other addresses under it, because connecting it hands the domain's DNS to AgentCeres. Free and trial sites stay on their agentceres.app address.
How do I change something after it's live?
Ask. Open the site in your workspace, click what you want changed and say what's wrong with it, or edit the text yourself. Every version is saved and records the one it came from, so a new change never quietly overwrites an edit you made.
How do I know if anyone visits?
Visits are counted on our side and show up in your dashboard and your morning brief, along with Google Search data. Treat the count as a minimum: visits served from a cache never reach us, so the real number is the same or higher.
What does it cost?
The first 14 days are free, with no credit card. After that, plans start at $39 a month, and building the site is included alongside the rest of the team.