The website builder this site runs on.
Site Builder publishes your agency's website on your domain: block-based pages, per-page SEO, navigation, a theme, drafts, and history, with lead forms and booking that land on the client record. This page was built with it.
Blocks, not templates
Heroes, feature grids, FAQs, testimonials, galleries, forms, booking, and more, arranged per page with a live preview.
Your domain, your brand
Publish on your own domain with a theme, logo, colors, navigation, and footer that stay consistent across pages.
SEO per page
Titles, descriptions, social cards, canonical URLs, and a sitemap, with a no-index switch for pages you do not want listed by search engines. Access controls are separate.
Forms and booking built in
Drop a lead form or a booking widget on any page; submissions and bookings file to the CRM.
Drafts and history
Edit in a draft, publish when ready, and roll back from block-level history when needed.
Migrate what you have
Bring an existing site across with a checklist that confirms pages, links, and forms before you switch DNS.
Included with Agency, or on its own.
Site Builder is part of the Marketing app, included with the Agency and Enterprise plans and available on its own for Workganic Free with one managed site.
Current pricing loads from the catalog.
Current pricing loads from the catalog.
FAQ
Can I use my own domain?
Yes. Connect your domain and the site is served from it with HTTPS.
Which plans include Site Builder?
Agency and Enterprise include the Marketing app. It can also be added on its own to Workganic Free; current pricing is on this page and the pricing page.
Is this really what workganic.ai runs on?
Yes. The public workganic.ai pages, including this one, are Site Builder pages.
What about my existing site?
A migration checklist walks the pages, links, and forms across before you point DNS at Workganic.
Site Builder works around the same client record as everything else.
Pages, forms, and booking on the record you already keep. See how it fits into your agency's day, on your own book of business, not a canned demo.