Documentation · Start · Updated 2026-09-12n
The public website
Pages before login: Home, Features, Pricing, Templates, Contact, Terms and Privacy. Header menu is admin-managed (Operations → Navigation). Home, languages and login / order / register always stay.
The footer repeats product, company and account, plus docs and the changelog. LAI chat sits bottom-right — hidden on Contact because the form is already there.
Home
The hero states what the product does, with LAI on the right. Buttons: Create your site and How it works. Below: four steps — describe, photos, generate, publish. The bottom band “Launch the first version” uses LAI at the laptop as background; the buttons stay readable on hover.
Quotes, trades, agency comparison and FAQ follow. The page should answer “is this for me?” in a minute, not list plugins.
Features and Pricing
Features lists AI generation, templates, editor, builder AI chat, domains, leads, analytics, plans and support. Each card maps to a real dashboard surface.
Pricing shows free (no card) and paid monthly/yearly. Yearly highlights the saving. The comparison table repeats sites, AI, photos, leads, domain, branding and HTML export. Header Order goes here, then checkout.
Templates and Contact
Templates is a wide grid: laptop + phone mockups, trade name below. They are not click-through demos. You pick a template in the wizard.
Contact has call / email (if the admin filled them in), hours, a docs pointer and a GDPR form. LAI is hidden here. After send you get a confirmation — not an auto-reply with the same body.
Step by step
1
Walk the site
Home → Features → Templates → Pricing. Switch language top-right and check /bg /en /de.
2
Ask
Open LAI or Contact. This documentation is in the footer and after every prepared chat answer.
3
Order or sign in
Order goes to Pricing. Create site / Register makes an account. Login is for an existing email.
Watch-outs
If the header looks empty besides Home, the admin has not filled navigation yet. The footer still has Features, Pricing, Templates, Contact.
The platform 404 is a separate LAI image — that is not your customer site.