Your whole business,
on one platform
Pages, digital products, a member area, email, a blog and forms — in one place, on your own domain, taking payment through your own Stripe account. Describe what you sell and the first version is built for you.
Free while it is in beta. No card, and no badge on your pages.
A landing page for my Pilates studio
Payments settle to your own account, through
Six things, one account
Each one is a product other people sell on its own. They are worth more together, because a buyer moves through all six and the handoffs between separate tools are where that journey breaks.
Pages that are data, not markup
Every page is a list of blocks — a hero, a feature row, a form. Re-theme the whole site and no page has to be rewritten, because the words were never tangled up in the layout in the first place.
Digital products with a checkout
Courses, memberships, coaching, ebooks. Lessons in modules, a private area your buyers sign into, and payment through your own Stripe account — the money lands in your bank, not in ours first.
An email list you own
Capture forms on any page, sequences that send on a schedule, broadcasts to everyone. Your contacts are exportable from the first day — a list you cannot take with you is somebody else's asset.
A blog search engines can read
Server-rendered articles with real URLs, sitemaps and structured data — not a client-side app that hands a crawler an empty page and hopes. Written where you write everything else.
Forms that disqualify
Ask the questions that matter before a call is booked, and let the answers decide. Somebody who cannot afford it and somebody who is ready to buy should not both end up in your calendar.
Your own domain, from the start
Point a domain at it and the site is yours — no subdomain in the URL, no badge in the corner of the footer. Until then every account gets a working address on ours, because a page nobody can reach is not a page.
Model Context Protocol
Ask for it, and it is in your account
Connect shapepages to Claude once, as a custom connector. After that a page, a product, a sequence or a whole launch is a sentence — built in your account, in your design, ready for you to check before anything goes live.
Nothing is published without you saying so, and every tool the connector exposes is one you could have used yourself in the dashboard. It is a faster way in, not a set of powers you do not otherwise have.
› Create a sales page for my 8-week strength programme at €149, with a testimonial section and an email capture above the fold.
- ✓ page created — /strength
- ✓ product created — €149.00
- ✓ capture form wired to Newsletter
- drafted, not published — review it in the dashboard
From a sentence to a shop
An afternoon, and most of it spent on the words rather than the software.
01
Say what you sell
One sentence is enough to start. Shapepages writes the first version of the page — a hero, the sections that belong under it, the copy — and hands it to you as blocks you can move, rewrite or delete.
02
Make it yours
Change any word without touching a template. Set the colours and the typeface once and they hold across every page, product and email, because they are one set of tokens rather than a choice repeated in forty places.
03
Connect Stripe and publish
One authorisation, no keys pasted anywhere. Then point your domain at it. Selling something is a page with a price on it, and that is the whole of the setup.
Questions worth asking
The ones we would ask before moving a business onto somebody else's platform.
What makes this different from a website builder?
A builder gives you a page. This gives you the business around it: the page, the product behind the button, the checkout, the member area the buyer lands in, the emails that follow, and the list of everyone who ever filled in a form. Those are one system here rather than five subscriptions you wire together and then maintain.
Can I drive it from Claude?
That is the intended way to use it. Shapepages exposes its own tools over MCP, so you connect it once as a custom connector and then ask for what you want in plain language — a page, a product, a sequence — and it is built in your account. The dashboard is still there and still does everything; the connector is a faster front door, not a replacement.
Who holds the money?
You do. Payments run through your own Stripe account, so a sale settles to your bank on Stripe's schedule and we are never in the path of your funds. That also means refunds, disputes and payouts happen where your accountant already looks for them.
What happens to my content if I leave?
Pages export as structured blocks, contacts and sales export as CSV, and your domain is yours to repoint at any moment. Nothing here is designed to be difficult to walk away from — a product that keeps customers by making leaving expensive is a product that has stopped trying to be worth staying for.
Do my pages load fast?
They are rendered on the server and sent as HTML, which is why. A visitor gets the page itself rather than a blank document and a bundle that assembles one, and a crawler gets something to read. That is also what makes the blog worth having.
Is there a shapepages badge on my site?
No. Not on the free accounts either. A footer badge is advertising you are paying for with your own credibility, and a page that carries one is visibly somebody else's template.
What do you do with my visitors' data?
Pages count views and nothing else — no visitor identity, no session, no cross-site anything, and no third-party script we did not put there ourselves. Contacts are the people who chose to give you an address, and they are yours: we do not market to them, and we do not sell the list.
Describe it once. Everything else is editing.
Free while shapepages is in beta, on your own domain, with your own Stripe account and no badge anywhere on your pages.
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