Search your name and city.
Select your business if it appears. Check the imported name, contact details, and location. Review the suggested services, then correct anything that is outdated before you create the site.

Start with your Google business listing or enter the details yourself. Outrank Sites creates a one-page website you can review and edit before deciding whether to publish. No coding or design software required.
YOUR WEBSITE, YOUR DETAILS
Choose the route that matches the information you already have.
Select your business if it appears. Check the imported name, contact details, and location. Review the suggested services, then correct anything that is outdated before you create the site.
Add your business name, what you offer, where you work, and how customers can reach you. You can start even if you are a new business or do not have a Google Business Profile.
Explore sample designs for different kinds of businesses. These are product demonstrations, not customer websites or claims about completed client work. Your own page will use the business details you review.
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These four decisions take you through Outrank's one-page route. It is designed for businesses whose visitors mainly need to understand the work and make direct contact, not for online sales or appointment booking.
Have your business name, actual services, city or service area, and working phone, email, or WhatsApp details ready. A logo and photos of your own work help when you have them, but do not use another business's photos as yours.
Search for your business and check the public details if it appears. Correct any outdated contact information or suggested services. No listing? Enter the same facts manually; a Google Business Profile is not required.
Generation can run while you verify your email if prompted. Review the private preview, choose your look, fix the wording, and check the service and contact details. Nothing is published merely because you generated it.
Publishing costs $89/year and includes an Outrank web address. Open the live page on a phone and test whichever call, email, or WhatsApp links you included. A live page can be discovered by search engines, but publication does not guarantee indexing, rankings, or enquiries.
Outrank uses AI to turn the business information you select or enter into an editable one-page website. It can save you from starting with a blank page, but it cannot know every detail of how your business operates. Treat the result as a draft you approve, not an automatic statement of fact.
It drafts a layout and wording around your business name, type of work, location, and contact details. You can review the page, edit the text and colours, and replace starter images before anyone else sees it.
Verify the services you really provide, the places you actually serve, your current contact information, and any hours, prices, credentials, photos, or reviews you add. A suggested service is not proof that your business offers it.
The site is built around the information you provide, so customers can understand your work and contact you directly.
Describe the work you actually do in language customers understand.
Show where you work without claiming places you do not serve.
Make your phone, email, or WhatsApp available so visitors can reach you directly.
Review the design, change colours and text, and replace starter images with your own.
A one-page site works when someone can understand what you do, where you work, and how to reach you without hunting through a menu. Gather the facts below before you generate, then check every detail in your preview.
Write one plain sentence about your main service and who it is for. “Plumbing repairs for homes in Dallas” tells a visitor more than “quality solutions.” Use only services you actually provide.
Group related work into a few clear categories. Add the details that help someone choose, such as the kinds of jobs you take or what they should ask about when they call. Remove any suggested service that does not fit.
State your real location or service area. Use photos of your own work when you have permission, and check any eligible public reviews before including them. Do not invent credentials, awards, or customer quotes.
Use a working phone number, email address, or WhatsApp contact. Test the link on your phone so a visitor can reach the right person without a form or booking system.
Pay $10 once to have the website generated and review it privately. Make changes before it goes live. If you want to share it publicly, publishing costs $89 per year and includes a free Outrank web address. The first-year total is $99 if you choose both steps.
This is a one-page business website, not an online store, lead form, or custom booking system. A website also cannot guarantee a particular Google ranking or a number of leads.
Choose a website builder based on what your business needs today.
AI drafts the one-page website from your business details; you can then review and edit the result. The example designs show possibilities, not a promise that every business will receive the same layout or that AI-generated facts are automatically correct.
Yes. Enter your business name, services, location, and contact details manually. If you already have a listing, you can use it as a starting point and correct the details before the website is generated.
Your published page can show your phone number, email, and WhatsApp so customers can contact you directly. It does not include a lead form or booking system.
No. A live website gives search engines a page to discover, but indexing and rankings are decided by the search engine. Accurate business information, helpful content, and ongoing promotion matter; no particular ranking or number of leads is guaranteed.
No. The $10 generation payment lets you review and edit the site privately. Pay $89/year only if you decide to put it online.
These are examples, not a limit on who can create a site.
Start free, review the site for $10, and choose later whether to publish.