Build a website for your small business with AI

Baljia can build a website for a small business in two ways. On the free trial it builds a landing page. On a paid plan it builds a web app where your customers can sign up, sign in and use the core thing your business does, such as booking or ordering, with an owner dashboard for you. Then it works on getting the site found and finding buyers.

Who this is for

• A small business owner who wants a site customers can use, not only read.
• Someone who would rather describe the business in plain words than lay out pages by hand.
• A founder who wants the marketing and selling after launch handled in the same place as the site.

The problem

A site builder, even with AI help, still leaves you to edit and run the site yourself. An agency is a large cost before you know the site pays off. And a finished site brings no customers on its own: someone still has to get it found on Google and in AI answers, and find people who want what you sell.

What Baljia does, step by step

1. Describe the business. Start in the web dashboard or on WhatsApp. Baljia asks a few questions about who you serve and what the site must do.
2. Review the plan. It researches your market, writes a short plan and proposes the first tasks. The build starts when you say go.
3. Build. On the free trial, a landing page. On a paid plan, a web app with sign-up and sign-in, your core workflow (for example bookings or orders) and an owner dashboard.
4. Check. Baljia checks the main workflow and tells you when it cannot confirm that something works. Try the site and ask for changes before you share it with customers.
5. Go live. The site is published on a baljia.app web address and Baljia keeps it running.
6. Get found and find buyers. Baljia audits your site for Google and AI answers, writes articles and social posts, and on paid plans drafts Meta ads for your approval, within a budget you approve. It can also research potential customers and draft outreach.

What you provide

• What the business does and who it is for, in your own words.
• Your services, prices and opening hours, so the site states them correctly.
• Short answers to its questions, and approval of the tasks it proposes.
• Your judgment after you try the site: what to change, add or remove.

What it costs

Plans start at $49.99 a month (launch price) (₹4,999 a month plus 18% GST in India) for the Starter plan, which includes 1,000 credits a month. Each task, such as building a page or a feature, draws credits down by the AI and services it uses, so a bigger job uses more. New companies start with a 7-day free trial with up to 33 credits and a set amount of AI usage, no credit card; when the included usage runs out, choose a plan to keep going. A fair-use daily limit on AI usage applies to every plan. Credits never expire. See pricing for every plan.

Use the trial to evaluate a focused task. A complete app or campaign may need a paid plan and more credits.

Website builders publish their own prices. The comparisons with Durable and Wix show them next to Baljia's, in US dollars.

Limits: when Baljia is not a fit

• The free trial builds a landing page only. The free trial can build a landing page; sign-in, bookings, orders and LinkedIn outreach start on a paid plan.
• Web only. Baljia does not build native iPhone or Android apps.
• No card payments yet. Apps can take bookings and orders. Card checkout into your own payment account is not available yet.
• A template builder may fit better. If a brochure-style site with a drag and drop editor, built-in bookings and payments is all you need, a website builder such as Durable or Wix may fit better.
• Hosting and portability. Standard hosting uses a baljia.app address. Confirm custom-domain and code-export availability with support before subscribing if you depend on them.
• Automated checks are not a full test. Baljia checks the main flows, but try the site yourself before you send customers to it, especially pages behind sign-in.

Questions

Can Baljia build a website for my small business?

Yes. You describe the business in plain words and Baljia builds a landing page on the free trial, or a web app with sign-in, bookings or orders and an owner dashboard on a paid plan. It then helps you get found on Google and in AI answers and find your first customers.

Is the free trial enough to build my website?

The free trial can build a landing page; sign-in, bookings, orders and LinkedIn outreach start on a paid plan. Use the trial to evaluate a focused task. A complete app or campaign may need a paid plan and more credits. New companies start with a 7-day free trial with up to 33 credits and a set amount of AI usage, no credit card.

Do I need to know how to code or design?

No. You answer a few questions and approve the tasks Baljia proposes. You ask for changes in chat, and you never have to open the code.

Can customers book or order on the site?

Yes, on a paid plan: apps can take bookings and orders and give you an owner dashboard. Apps can take bookings and orders. Card checkout into your own payment account is not available yet.

How much does it cost?

Plans start at $49.99 a month (launch price) (₹4,999 a month plus 18% GST in India) for the Starter plan, which includes 1,000 credits a month. Each task draws credits down by the AI and services it uses, so a bigger job uses more. Credits never expire.

How is Baljia different from a website builder such as Wix or Durable?

Durable and Wix also build a first version of a site from a few answers or a prompt, offer AI marketing tools, and let you refine the site in their editor. Baljia builds a web app where your customers sign up and sign in, then runs sales outreach, and you run it from WhatsApp, Slack or the web dashboard. If a site with a drag and drop editor, built-in bookings and payments is all you need, a website builder may fit better.

More on what Baljia does: building a web app, marketing a small business and sales outreach.