For freelancers

Build fast. Hand over without a CMS.

AI made building a client site a matter of days. The small changes afterwards still take your evenings. Siteshare hands each site over to its client, so you spend your time on the work they pay for.

You built the site with AI and put it live. Then your client wants to change a photo or a line of text, the way they did in their old CMS. That's what Siteshare is for.

Sell the site, not the edits

When a client can change their own opening hours, prices and photos, you stop billing (or not billing) fifteen-minute jobs. You can sell care instead: you handle the bigger changes, they handle the daily ones.

The sum is simple. Five clients who each pay you $25 a month for care bring in $125. Siteshare for those five sites costs $36 a month, with every client and colleague of theirs included.

A handover in three steps

  1. Connect GitHub and add the site. Siteshare starts it in a sandbox of its own and checks that it builds.
  2. Invite your client with their email address.
  3. Send them the page for clients. That’s the whole manual.

Your code stays yours

  • Every publish is built first and lands as one readable commit on your main branch.
  • Code, forms and scripts are protected; design is closed to clients by default.
  • A change above a client’s level waits for your approval.
  • Any of the last 10 versions comes back with Restore.

Your next session with your own AI starts from the commits your clients made, so nothing drifts apart.

What it costs

5 sites

$36/month
  • Your first site free, then from $9 a site, less as you grow
  • Unlimited clients and builders
  • The assistant is unlimited on paid sites, with fair use
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Questions

How many clients can I have?

Your first site is free, each next one $9 a month: five sites cost $36, with as many clients and builders as you like. From the 6th site it's $6 a site.

Can I charge my clients for this?

That's up to you. Many builders include it in a care plan: the site, hosting through their own host, and the client editing it themselves.

Do my clients see Siteshare?

They see their own site, with its name on the sign-in screen. The editor is a thin frame around it at their own address, /edit.

Hand it over. Get your evenings back.

Free for one site, forever. No card needed.