Your page
One URL in your name. Prices, photos, hours, meeting point. Not a listing inside Grab or GetYourGuide.
Grab, Foodpanda and GetYourGuide sit on your name and keep 15–25% of the booking. A one-page site on your domain sends the guest to WhatsApp instead. One-time fee. No monthly charge.
We look up your name, then build a draft you can open. If you don't like it, you owe nothing.
It is that the booking already happened — on someone else’s page.
“I get the guests. I just don’t get to keep them.”
A $100 booking
We take $0 of that booking. You paid for the page once.
A pretty page that nobody can find is a brochure. Maps without a page you own is still rented traffic. The site we build covers all four.
One URL in your name. Prices, photos, hours, meeting point. Not a listing inside Grab or GetYourGuide.
The guest sends the order or the booking to the number you already answer. We never take a cut.
The rating you already earned, quoted on the page — not only on Google, and not only on the platform.
Name, city, hours, menu or tour markup. Google can parse it. We do not promise a ranking. Nobody honest does.
AI builders sell “cited by ChatGPT.” SEO shops sell a score. We ship the files and the sentences a guest — and a crawler — can use. That is the part we control.
Static HTML, not a blank app. Sitemap, robots, canonical, and schema for a restaurant or a tour desk. No Yoast plugin for you to learn.
A Google profile is not a page you own. We pull name, hours, photos and reviews from what you already posted, so the page matches Maps — and is still your URL.
The page opens with what a guest asks. FAQ is written as answers, not slogans. We do not watch ChatGPT to see if it named you. We do not sell that.
The page changes with the business. The deal does not: one page, WhatsApp, you own it.
Restaurants · Southeast Asia
Foreign diners look you up from the hotel. They need dishes, prices, photos, hours, and a button that writes the order into WhatsApp, LINE or Zalo.
Kayak, surf, boats · Portugal & Spain
Guests search the cave, the beach or the school. They need duration, group size, where to stand, what happens if the wind turns, and a chat — not another OTA checkout.
Restaurant drafts stay private until an owner says yes. The kayak page below is a working draft — noindex, not their live domain. Aftercast is the only public site we will name as ours.
Draft · outdoor · noindex
A one-page draft for a Lagoa operator who currently lives on GetYourGuide and Viator. The tour, the caves, fares, WhatsApp booking. English and Portuguese. Nothing published in their name until they say so.
Open the draft →
Live · not a restaurant
A one-page site for a private-label fishing brand — own domain, real photos, a clear next step. It is not a menu, and it is not WhatsApp booking.
Open aftercast.net →Most owners are looking at a working draft within 1–3 days.
We look up who ranks for you now — your site, Maps, Grab, GetYourGuide, Facebook. Then we take photos, prices and reviews from what you already put online.
Within 1–3 days you get a link to a working page — real prices, real WhatsApp, nothing faked.
Like it? We fix what you want changed, register your domain and put it live. If not, walk away — no charge.
The price depends on how much we build for you, not on how well the season goes.
$300–700 one time
$300 covers a full one-page site with your photos, prices, reviews and WhatsApp. It goes up if you want custom design, several languages, or a long menu / tour list.
| Over three years | PalmPages | Wix / Squarespace | Web agency | Grab / GetYourGuide |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| What you pay | $300–700 once | $600–1,800 + setup | $3,000+ | 15–30% of every booking |
| Who owns it | You | The platform | You | They own the guest |
| Time to first draft | 1–3 days | You build it yourself | 4–8 weeks | Instant, but not yours |
Worth saying plainly — the wrong fit wastes your money and our time.
Send the name and the city. We look at Google, Maps, and the platforms — Grab, TheFork, GetYourGuide, Viator — and reply with who owns the first screen. A Maps profile is not a page you own. This check does not prove ChatGPT mentioned you. If a page of your own is worth building, we say so. If it is not, we say that too.
Yes — a draft, from what is already public: your menu or tours, your photos, your Google reviews. It is easier to show you than to describe it. Nothing is published anywhere until you say so, and if you would rather we delete it, say the word and it's gone.
A guest taps through the page, picks dishes or a tour, and the site opens WhatsApp with the message written out. You confirm it like any other chat. There is no app for you to learn and nothing for the guest to install.
There is no online payment on the site. Guests pay you the way they do today. We stay out of the money.
No. You pay once for the site and that is the end of it. Orders and bookings go straight from the guest to your phone; we are not in the middle and we never see your money.
The page has a real URL, real text, hours, and markup so Google — and other systems that read the open web — can see who you are, where you are, and how to book. That is the part we control.
We do not sell a promise that ChatGPT, Gemini or Google AI will name you in two weeks. Rankings also depend on reviews, links, and who already sits on your search. If someone guarantees that, they are selling the slogan.
Avago, Hostinger, Wegic and the GBP-to-site tools will generate a page in minutes and charge every month — or park you on their subdomain. That is a fine product if you want to tinker.
We write one page for your shop in 1–3 days. You own the domain and the files. WhatsApp is the checkout. We do not two-way sync Google Business, and we do not run a dashboard that watches whether ChatGPT named you.
Same product. Price, duration, meeting point, what to bring, a weather note, and WhatsApp to book. No GetYourGuide calendar and no third-party booking API — those are a different job.
That is a common choice. Photos, prices, reviews, hours and a WhatsApp button — the booking stays a conversation, exactly as it works today.
We do. Send a message with what changed and it is usually updated within a day or two. Two rounds are included in the first year; after that it is a small flat fee per batch, not per item.
The button can point at whichever one you actually answer. WhatsApp is the smoothest: the message arrives fully written out. LINE, Zalo and Viber open the chat but cannot pre-fill it, so the site copies the text and the guest pastes — one extra tap.
You keep it. The domain is registered in your name and we hand over the files, so any developer can pick it up. That is the point of paying once instead of renting.
Send the name and the city. We tell you who owns that search, then — if it is worth it — you get a draft within three days. You decide after you have seen it.
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