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Website creation with AI
You don’t start from a blank page and you don’t pick a theme: you describe what your business does, and the AI puts the pages together. Twenty-eight templates, your own text and photos, instant publishing. Your first site is free.
What ‘a site made with AI’ really means
It means you don’t write the first draft. You say what your business is called and what trade it’s in, pick a template, and the builder puts together the page structure, the order of the sections, and the text and photos suited to that trade. From then on everything can be changed, and nothing is final.
The hard part of a website isn’t the code: it’s the blank page. Anyone who opens a traditional builder faces an empty grid and a question they can’t answer — ‘what do I put in it?’. The result is the half-finished site, with the placeholder text still inside, that never goes live.
Here the order is reversed: first there’s a complete site, then you correct it. It’s much easier to change one sentence than to write thirty from scratch, and that’s why these sites get published instead of staying drafts.
What you need to have ready
- Your business name and what trade it’s in
- Where you are and when you’re open
- A few photos, if you have them — if not, the site works anyway
- No domain, no hosting, no credit card
A website for every trade
The builder is the same for everyone, but a hairdresser’s site isn’t a plumber’s: it starts out with the sections, words and photos of the trade you choose. For each one there’s a guide to what to put in and how to get found locally.
- Hairdressers Services with prices, a gallery of your work, WhatsApp in one tap.
- Barbers Fades shown big, cut and beard spelled out clearly.
- Beauty salons Treatments with duration and price, the treatment rooms, who welcomes you.
- B&Bs and holiday homes Rooms, the surroundings and direct bookings with no commission.
- Plumbers, electricians, tradespeople The areas you cover, the work you’ve done, your number always in view.
- Building firms Sites before and after, and the request for a site visit.
- Medical practices and psychologists Plain information: who sees patients, services, hours, how to get there.
- Physiotherapists and osteopaths The problems you treat, written the way a patient searches for them.
- Lawyers and accountants Practice areas, the first meeting explained, no superlatives.
- Gyms and personal trainers Classes, timetables, memberships and the free trial.
- Photographers A full-screen portfolio, organised by genre.
- Shops and boutiques What you sell, your real opening hours, no online basket to manage.
- Garages and tyre shops Servicing, tyres and the makes you work on, with a guide price.
- Associations Free forever: activities, how to join, events.
- Restaurants, pizzerias and bars An always up-to-date menu and bookings right on the page.
Twenty-eight templates, and none costs extra
A template isn’t a different colour on the same page. It changes the layout of the first screen, the rhythm at which sections follow one another and the way the page moves as you scroll. Nineteen of the twenty-eight have their own rendering engine: menus you leaf through, photos that swap as you scroll, ribbons that speed up.
None of the twenty-eight is reserved for a higher plan. There’s no free version with the ugly template: the whole catalogue is open, even to people who pay nothing.
Personalise without touching a line of code
A site is made of sections: cover, about us, services, gallery, opening hours, booking, questions, contact. Thirteen types in all. You add them, remove them and reorder them by dragging, and each has its own text, photos and tone.
Colours are chosen from a palette that fits the template, not from an endless wheel: it’s the difference between a site that looks like someone made it and one that looks rushed. The fonts are already paired. The decisions that ruin sites when they’re made by someone who isn’t a designer by trade have already been made here.
What stays yours is the content: the words, the photos, the prices, the hours you’re open. If the text the AI wrote doesn’t sound like you, rewrite it — that’s exactly what you should do, because a site that talks like you sells more than one that’s well written.
It works on phones because there’s only one site
There’s no separate ‘mobile version’ to maintain: every section knows how to rearrange itself when the screen gets narrower, and the same page you see on your laptop is the one your customer opens in the queue at the till. That’s the difference between a responsive site and a site with two lives, where the second one falls six months behind.
It matters more than it seems: most people looking for a local business look on their phone, while they’re out and about. If the phone number can’t be tapped with a thumb, the site hasn’t done its job.
Publishing: the address straight away, the domain whenever you like
As soon as the site is ready it goes live at lyamflow.com/s/yourname, without buying anything or setting up a server. If you then want an address of your own — yourname.ch — you connect it from the settings: CHF 9 a month, plus the domain registration, which varies from one extension to another.
The two addresses don’t compete. When you connect your own domain, the site leaves our sitemap for search engines and its canonical URL points to your domain: what ends up in Google is the address you pay for, not ours. It’s a deliberate choice — ranking a copy on someone else’s domain would be doing us a favour and doing you harm.
What’s already built in, without asking
- Title, description and favicon for every page, for Google
- HTTPS certificate and a secure address from the first minute
- Lightweight pages: the content is in the document, not built afterwards
- A switch to ask not to appear in search engines, if the site is still a draft
Would you rather we built the site?
You can. If you don’t have the time or the inclination to do it yourself, you start with a consultation, with no obligation: we look at what you need together, and you get a quote with a price in it, not a range. We design the site, on your domain.
Book the consultation, Monday to Thursday, in the evening. For restaurants there are also custom sites with bookings built in.
What it costs
- Free one website, forever The builder, all twenty-eight templates, every section and publishing. No credit card and no expiry date.
- CHF 29.90 / month Basic plan One business with its site, plus the full management software: bookings, clients, price list, takings. The site stays the same; what’s behind it gets added.
- CHF 79.90 / month Pro plan Up to five businesses and five sites from the same account, one per business. For anyone with more than one venue or more than one brand.
A custom domain is paid for separately — CHF 9 a month plus registration — and it’s the only part of the builder that isn’t included: we genuinely buy that address, every year, from whoever sells it.
From here on, it depends on what you do
The builder is the same for everyone, but the questions a restaurateur asks aren’t a tradesperson’s. These are the paths that start here:
- I just want the site, for free Create your free website walks through the five minutes it takes, from signing up to a live address.
- I have a restaurant Restaurant websites take bookings too, and the menu isn’t a copy you have to update by hand.
- I’m in Switzerland Professional websites in Switzerland: francs, four languages and the habits of people searching from here.
- I build sites for others With LyamFlow Partner you buy site slots for an annual fee and resell them to your clients at your own price.
- I also need to manage the work Management software for your business adds clients, appointments, price list and takings behind the site.
- I need to take bookings The online booking software lives inside the site, not on someone else’s portal.
Frequently asked questions
Is the site really free, or is it a trial that runs out?
It’s free and it doesn’t expire. One site per account, with every template and every section, published at lyamflow.com/s/yourname. You pay if you want more than one site, your own domain, or the management software behind the site.
Do I need to know how to code or use a complicated editor?
No. You don’t touch code anywhere: you write the words, upload the photos and drag the sections into whatever order you prefer. If the AI’s text is fine as it is, you don’t have to change anything.
How long does it take to get the site online?
As long as it takes to answer the questions about your business and reread what the AI wrote: around five minutes for the first published version. Photos and finishing touches get added afterwards, with the site already live.
Can I use a domain I already own?
Yes. A domain you already own is connected by pointing its DNS records at the site: the CHF 9 a month fee covers the connection and the certificate, and you keep paying for the registration wherever you bought it.
If I stop using LyamFlow, is the site still mine?
The content is yours and you take it with you: text, photos and domain. The site published at lyamflow.com/s/yourname lives on our domain and ends with the account; if you’ve connected your own domain, that stays yours regardless.
Do sites made this way show up on Google?
Yes: every page has its own title, description and address, the content is in the document, and published sites go into the sitemap we submit to search engines. If you’d rather stay out, there’s a switch in the site settings.
Your first site costs nothing
Tell us about your business and see what comes out. If you don’t like it, you haven’t spent any money or an afternoon.