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Clutch builds, changes and runs your site

One agent does the work. You ask for what you want, point at what to change, and approve. Your site answers your customers and the AI agents they send.

Clutch builds a draft. Nothing goes live until you say yes.

Five pictures of the product, one for each chapter: Clutch's editor beside the Harbor Residential draft it built from one address, asking what each community's page should say about pets; Dana's text thread with Clutch beside the Clutch chat, where Halstead Yards' pool hours go live after she replies yes; a pin on The Marlowe's leasing office hours in Clutch's editor, the change checked and ready to publish; the Hosting page for The Marlowe, published just now; and Clutch's weekly finding for Halstead Yards, with the two changes that would help Floor plans most.

  1. 01

    Clutch builds a site from one address. Harbor Residential, 24 communities.

    Read more: Clutch builds a site from one address. Harbor Residential, 24 communities.
  2. 02

    Dana texts the agent to add pool hours. The draft changes and she replies yes.

    Read more: Dana texts the agent to add pool hours. The draft changes and she replies yes.
  3. 03

    Dana pins The Marlowe's hours on the live site, and Clutch rewrites the line in a draft.

    Read more: Dana pins The Marlowe's hours on the live site, and Clutch rewrites the line in a draft.
  4. 04

    Clutch holds the draft until it grades an A.

    Read more: Clutch holds the draft until it grades an A.
  5. 05

    On Growth, a routine tells Dana every Monday what it found and what it would do next.

    Read more: On Growth, a routine tells Dana every Monday what it found and what it would do next.

Your site is one document.

Clutch turns it into fast pages

The document lists the pages, parts, photos and design. Clutch serves plain HTML from the edge location nearest each visitor. There are no plugins to update and no servers to patch.

Moving over takes one DNS change. Hosting and SSL are included.

One document with its pages, and a page served from the edge location nearest the visitor, lit in pine
One documentThe edge location nearest each visitor

Clutch won't publish below an A

Before a draft goes live, Clutch grades the pages that changed. Can AI find, understand and act on the site, and does it load fast? It fixes what it can and asks you about the rest.

One agent does every job on your site

Your content, organized

The agent builds the collections your business runs on, floor plans, menus, locations or events, with your industry's own fields. Every page reads them there.

Edit any list in a simple table, or just ask.

Built in, and connected

  • There are no fields to set up; ask, and the collections change.
  • Your data can stay where it lives, in your POS, your property system or a Google Sheet. Connect it instead of copying it.
  • The concierge and the tools AI agents call read the same rows.

The Clutch editor open on Halstead Yards' Homes collection in the hub: three floor plans, B1, B2 Terrace and C1, each a row with its rent, beds and baths. In a new conversation beside it, Dana writes "Add C2: the C1 plan on the top floor, $2,490 from Jan 15." Clutch reads the rows and adds one: C2 lands in the table at $2,490 with 3 beds and 2 baths, and Clutch says it has C1's 1,410 sq ft and kitchen photo and that Floor plans lists it too. Nothing is live until she publishes.

Every lead lands where it should

A form system is built in: tour requests, contact forms, catering inquiries. Every submission is kept with the page it came from.

Then it goes where you ask: an inbox, a CRM such as HubSpot, or any tool with an API. Set it up by asking.

Delivered, and checked

  • Nothing goes to an address until someone who reads it confirms.
  • Spam is kept apart.
  • A form can be a tool, so an AI agent can send it for a visitor.

The Clutch hub's page for Halstead Yards' tour request form: 3 submissions, on Floor plans and Tour, and each submission sent to leasing@halsteadyards.com and to HubSpot, both getting every submission. Jo Park's request from Floor plans lands as the newest row, kept with the page it came from, with her name, email, plan and move-in month. Its two marks, the leasing inbox and HubSpot, go from sending to sent, and the page counts 4 submissions.

The work around your site goes away

Alt text, image sizing, meta tags, sitemaps, redirects, CMS fields and AI-readiness setup are done for you. Your job is to ask and approve.

  • Alt text
  • Image sizing
  • Meta tags
  • Sitemaps
  • Redirects
  • CMS fields
  • AI-readiness setup

See your site on Clutch

Three preview sites free. Pay when a site goes live on your domain.