Can you make a website
for my barbershop?
Say yes.
You don't need technical skills — just good judgment, taste, and a willingness to figure things out. Build it with AI, hand it off, and get paid. They own it and update it themselves through chat.
Free to start · No credit card · They pay for hosting after handoff
Build it. Hand it off. Get paid. Move on.
The handoff is the whole point — it turns one completed job into a workflow you can repeat.
You create
Describe the site in plain English. No code, no design tools, no jargon — you talk, it builds.
Transfer
Ownership, billing, and maintenance move to the person you built it for.
They manage
They ask for changes in plain English and watch them go live. No builder UI to learn, ever.
They inherit a website, not a second job.
A client, a friend, your mom's book club — whoever it's for gets something they can actually run themselves.
They own it outright
The site, the domain, the billing — all in their name. Not yours to babysit.
They edit by asking
"Add our holiday hours." "Swap the header photo." They type it; it goes live.
No tools to learn
No builder UI, no dashboard, no logins to a platform they half-understand.
A real safety net
Every change is reversible. Nothing breaks the site.
Real businesses. Real sites. Already handed off.
Each of these started as a conversation and now runs in its owner's hands — the builder was paid and moved on. Tap any site to visit it live.
I'm the first user of this workflow.
I build client sites with SiteSparq and I've been paid to do it. The handoff is what makes the work complete: the client owns the site, and I’m free to move on to the next project.
Matson · founder, SiteSparq
Every site above was built the same way and handed off. That's the whole business — build, get paid, move on.
What a website is worth hasn't changed. What it takes to build one has.
Small businesses and organizations already pay people to build professional websites. That work still pays — you just don't need the skills that used to gate it. You set your own project fee and decide what relationship you want after the handoff.
Actual prices vary widely by scope, market, experience, content, and services.
They own the website, control the hosting subscription, and make routine updates through chat.
You set the price for your work. You choose whether the relationship continues.
Based on 2026 industry pricing surveys. Figures are what businesses pay for websites — not a forecast of what you'll charge.
An industry just lost its entry requirement.
Building websites for other people has always been paid work. The skills were the gate.
AI removed the skills — but these tools are built for making your own site. Not designed to hand off, no one paying you.
WordPress created a real industry: people get paid to build websites for other people. But that industry belongs to whoever knows themes, plugins, hosting — and everything that breaks.
Build for someone else, hand it off, get paid, do the next one. The same industry the WordPress pros work in — now open to people who know how to guide AI.
Building costs you nothing. The person you build for claims the site and pays.
Ownership transfer moves the subscription and billing to the new owner. You don't pay for the sites you build — the people you build them for do.
The owner chooses a plan when they claim the site. You just build.
Who will you say yes to first?
You probably already know who. Build it, hand it off, get paid — then do it again.
Free to start · No credit card · Also works in Claude or ChatGPT