Paste your website. See it rebuilt.
Most website tools start with an empty page and a question: what do you want? Remo starts with the answer you already gave years ago, the website you have today. It is out of date, it may not load well on a phone, but it holds the things a template never will: your photos, your services in your own words, your phone number, your hours, and the reviews your customers left on Google.
What happens when you paste your address
Remo looks at the site first. In seconds it shows what it found: the pages, the photos, the year the design looks like. Nothing is built yet, and nothing is asked of you beyond the address.
The full build is made only for the business that owns the address. A code to a mailbox at your domain, a DNS record, a line in the current site, or an email address at the same domain: any one of them proves it. Then every page of your current site is read before it is rebuilt. The result is a complete site, not a mockup, and you walk through it page by page before deciding anything.
Changes in your own words
"Warmer." "Move the phone up." "Add a page for gutters." You ask in the chat and Remo applies the change while you watch. Every change is a version; undo is always there. Remo never invents testimonials, awards or credentials: if it is not on your site or your listing, it is not on the new one either.
Publishing on your domain
Your domain stays at your registrar. Two records, an A and a CNAME, point it at the new site, and your account shows the exact screens of your provider. Remo never asks for a password and never touches the records that carry your email. If you prefer, download the files and upload them to the host you already pay for; the upload guide backs up the old files first.
What it costs
One build of your own website is free. Keeping it online is a monthly plan you can cancel any month; the numbers are on the pricing page, and they are the same numbers the checkout and the terms use, because all three read them from one place.
Start by pasting your address on the home page.