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A website for business · Israel

A site your customers message you from on WhatsApp.

One page or several, Hebrew as the main language, Russian and English alongside it. I can build it and hand it over, or keep running it with you month after month.

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Sun–Thu, 09:00–19:00
Ceramic tile — a website for business

How it looks

demo · a ready-made salon package: site, online booking and CRM. Fictional salon, you can open the siteAsk about a website →

You give

  • A link to your Instagram, photos, a price list, and hours

You get

  • A page in three languages
  • A WhatsApp button with the first message ready
  • The map and hours on the first screen
  • Fast loading on the phone
  • The domain and every access in your name

Where it's already running

a WhatsApp question
the site you're on
my own

This site

The site you're reading right now. Three languages, Hebrew first, as easy on a phone as on a laptop. The service demos below work right on the page. Built the same way I'd build yours.

What's inside

  • A chat assistant answers questions about the work and services — and says plainly that it's an AI
  • A request from the form or the chat reaches me in full, with the whole conversation
  • My system sorts it right away: what's being asked, ideas and a draft reply — I just check and answer
How it works
demo

Studio Etz — carpentry workshop in Nesher

Demo site for a fictional carpentry studio: scandinavian and shaker kitchens, 3 locales, live at carpentry.tomerisr.org.il.

What runs behind the storefront

  • A 3D furniture builder: a kitchen, wardrobe or bed — each cabinet on its own, materials, drawers and hardware, a drawing like a pro's; the request arrives with cabinet numbers and a link to what was built
  • An assistant asks about the job: what's needed, which style, what sizes; you can also just say it out loud
  • It sketches a layout to size, gives a price range and shows similar past work
  • The request with every answer goes straight to the owner on Telegram and by email
Open
demo

Studio Noga — a beauty salon site

A made-up salon in Hof HaCarmel that shows what a site for a salon, barbershop or studio looks like. Services with prices, online booking, three languages. Open it on your phone — that's how your customers will see it.

What runs behind the storefront

  • A booking lands in the right stylist's calendar on its own, and the client in the salon's contacts
  • The client gets an email in their language with “I'll come” and “Cancel” buttons, plus a reminder the day before; a cancellation frees the slot by itself
  • The owner gets a booking board: booked, confirmed, came, no-show
  • The owner edits services, prices and staff — the site updates without a developer
  • A monthly PDF report: revenue, no-shows, where clients came from
See it from the owner's side →
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One-off or on a subscription

You decide, not me.

One-off

I build it and hand it over — the domain and access are already in your name, from there you're on your own or with anyone you like.

On a subscription

I keep running the site month to month: swap photos and prices, check that it's working, add pages as you need them.

What will be on your site

Four examples — if one's close to your business, write and we'll talk.

Barbershop

Bookings fall through, clients don't show, and half your day goes to WhatsApp instead of cutting hair.

  • A "book now" button on every screen
  • A barber card: name, price, length of the cut
  • Map, hours, and phone on the first screen
Cafe

The menu PDF takes half a minute to load, and the guest is already gone.

  • A menu with photos, no scrolling through ten screens
  • Opening hours, large, up top
  • An order button on WhatsApp with the text ready
Workshop

The client asks twice a week what's happening with their table.

  • A gallery sorted by type — cabinets, tables, kitchens, each on its own
  • A "get a quote" form with three questions, not twelve
  • A "how I work" page — stages and timelines, in the open
Garage

The car's on the lift and you can't remember if the client approved new brakes or just the diagnostic.

  • A booking form with the car model and date
  • A base price list for common jobs — in the open
  • Approvals on WhatsApp — in writing, not just talk

What this won't be

  • A 60-photo gallery — you're not a museum
  • A "we'll call you back" form — WhatsApp on the first screen is faster
  • A menu PDF — takes half a minute to load, nobody waits
  • An online store — not my field, I'll point you to where it is

What it costs

Price and timeline arrive by Friday — after I've looked at your business.

What the price depends on

  • how many pages
  • how many languages
  • whether you need booking or a link to another system

What doesn't affect it

  • edits in the 30 days after delivery
  • a call by appointment, if you prefer voice
  • reasonable urgency

Every month — not to me

Domain and hosting. Everything's in your name and paid directly — you'll see the numbers by Friday with the price.

The price holds. No ‘decide today’ discounts.

Ask about a website →

How the work goes

  1. 1

    You write on WhatsApp

  2. 2

    I check your Instagram and Google listing myself

  3. 3

    By Friday — price and timeline

  4. 4

    A draft on your phone within the first week

For 30 days after delivery I make edits free of charge.

More — how I work →

Questions

A friend can do it cheaper

Maybe. Ask what's included, and compare it with what you get here.

Can I edit text or photos myself?

Yes — on your own or through me. For 30 days after delivery I make fixes free — bugs and small requests alike. After that, on your own or on a subscription — we'll talk about what fits.

How much do I pay every month, and to whom?

The domain and server — straight to the provider. Me — only if you choose a subscription to keep running the site.

Is Hebrew difficult?

No. In sites for Israel, Hebrew is the main language, not a translation pasted on top.

What's the difference between one-off and a subscription?

One-off — I build it and hand it over, you're on your own from there. On a subscription — I keep following and changing the site with you, as long as you need it.

get in touch

Start with one message.

WebsiteBotSystemAutomation

Say what the business is and what's in the way — that's enough. I'll check your Instagram and Google listing for the rest. No menus, no manager: I read it myself.

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Sun–Thu, 09:00–19:00

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