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Plugins

Connect the tools you already use without touching a single page.

Paste an ID, flip a switch, or ask Max. 4 plugins are live today and 56 more are on the roadmap, in the order small businesses ask for them. Every one is styled by your branding and accessible by default.

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Google Analytics

Connected

Paste your Measurement ID and Google Analytics counts every visit to your website. No code, no rebuild, no republishing.

Measurement ID
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Paste the ID, or the whole snippet from Google, and the ID is picked out for you.

Live on your dev site and your domain. Nothing to republish.

Every plugin, in the order businesses ask for them.

Search, pick a category, or choose the product it should work with. A plugin marked Planned is on the roadmap and its page says how it will work.

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Content blocks

The sections every local business page ends up needing.

Connected section Planned Google Maps A map of your location with directions, from your business address, that loads Google only after the visitor consents or taps. See how it works Page section Planned FAQ Accordion An accordion of questions and answers managed as content rows, with the structured data search engines use for FAQ results. See how it works Page section Planned Event Calendar Events as content rows shown as a list or a calendar, with each event on its own page and structured data for search. See how it works Page section Planned Hero Slider A hero carousel of slides with an image, a headline and a button each, built to be accessible and to stop when asked. See how it works Page section Planned Logo Showcase A row or grid of logos for partners, suppliers, clients or accreditations, uploaded to your Media Library and named properly. See how it works Page section Planned Team Showcase Team members as content rows shown as cards with a photo, a role and a short bio, and optionally a page each. See how it works Page section Planned Pricing Table A pricing table of plans or packages with features and a button each, that stays a real table for screen readers and stacks on small screens. See how it works Page section Planned Number Counter A row of headline figures such as years in business, jobs completed or five-star reviews, counting up once when they come into view. See how it works Page section Planned Business Hours Your opening hours from your business details, shown as a table with today marked, an open-now line, and holiday exceptions. See how it works Page section Planned Restaurant Menu Menu items as content rows grouped into sections, with prices, descriptions, dietary marks and a printable version. See how it works Page section Planned Store Locator Locations as content rows with a map, a search by town or postcode, and each location's address, hours and phone. See how it works Page section Planned Timeline A vertical timeline of dated milestones with a title, a few lines and an optional image each, for a history, a process or a project. See how it works Connected section Planned Weather Current conditions and a short forecast for your location, from a weather service, for the businesses whose day depends on it. See how it works Page section Planned Job Board Open positions as content rows, each with its own page and an application form, marked up so search engines list them as jobs. See how it works Connected section Planned RSS Feed The latest items from an RSS or Atom feed you choose, read and cached by the platform, shown as a list in your branding. See how it works

Native to your website, not bolted on top of it.

A plugin here is part of the platform that builds your website, so it knows your branding, your pages and your business details already.

  • Nothing is written into your pages An overlay is added as a page is served, and a section is a component Max places for you. Your website's files stay yours.
  • Styled by your branding Every plugin takes its colours, corners and type from the branding you already chose. Nothing ships its own palette.
  • Official sources only Feeds and reviews come from a provider's own API, a public feed, or what you entered. No scraping, no one else's badge.
  • Accessible by default Keyboard, names, announcements and reduced motion are part of every plugin, not an add-on.

How a plugin connects.

  1. Open Plugins on your website's dashboard

    Every website has a Plugins page beside its Domain and Forms pages, with each plugin as a card in its category.

  2. Paste an ID, flip a switch, or ask Max

    Third-party plugins take an ID from the service itself. Built-in ones are a switch or a short list. Sections you can simply ask Max to place.

  3. It is live

    Overlays are applied as your pages are served, so they work on your dev site and your live domain the moment you save.

Connect your tools without learning a thing.

Build your website by chatting with AI, then paste one ID or ask Max, and it is live everywhere your website is.