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A website, inside your software.

Your customers already have their info in your app. With Sum, one button gives them a real website, always up to date. Without you becoming a web agency.

How it works

Three pieces. The last two are on us.

  1. You add a button

    “Activate my website” in your app. When your customer clicks, your software sends their profile to Sum: name, address, hours, services.

  2. Sum builds the site

    From the template for their trade, with their real info. They see it right away, edit it by chat or by hand, and put it online.

  3. It stays up to date

    Your data changes, the site follows. Requests made on the site come back to your software. Nobody copies anything.

Why Sum, and not a Wix

A classic site builder wants your customer to come to it. Sum does the opposite: it comes to your software.

Made to be driven
A Sum site is a formula and plain files. Your software creates and updates it without ever driving a visual editor.
Light
Static sites, fast on a phone, almost free to host. That leaves room for your margin.
Nothing to hack
No plugins to update. You don't inherit a security problem per customer.
A human can finish
A customer wants something custom? We take care of it, or their freelancer picks up the files.

Partner questions

Is it ready?

We're building the integration with our first partner software, starting with Mechmate, a garage management system. If your app serves small businesses, let's talk: it's the right time to shape this together.

How much does it cost?

A wholesale price per site, per month, based on volume. You set your retail price and keep the difference.

Do my customers see Sum?

Your call: white label, or a small “powered by Sum” mention.

Who handles what?

You: the relationship with your customer. Us: the site, meaning hosting, the editor, updates, and a human when custom work is needed.

Does my customer need an AI?

No. The site fills itself with your data. The AI is there to help improve it if they want, not to create it.

Opening soon. For real.

Leave your email: we'll write once, at launch. No newsletter in disguise. The first three pilot businesses go online for free.