Wibigo — AI Website Builder & Business Growth Platform

One description in, a whole business out

Most website builders hand you an empty canvas and a template. Wibigo starts from a sentence — "I run a barbershop in Lisbon" — and generates the pages, the copy, the images, the service list and the booking flow that a barbershop actually needs. You edit what you want to change instead of building from zero.

The parts a small business actually runs on

A website alone does not take bookings, chase an unpaid invoice or tell you who your repeat customers are. Wibigo includes online booking with automated reminders, a product catalog with card and cash-on-delivery checkout, a customer list that fills itself from real orders, branded PDF invoices, and one inbox for Instagram, Facebook and WhatsApp messages.

Your own domain, in your own language

Search, buy and connect a domain without leaving the panel — DNS and SSL are automated, and business mailboxes on that domain take a few clicks. You choose which of twelve languages the site is generated and published in, and the pages, the booking flow and the invoices are all written in it rather than translated at the edges.

Free to start, priced for a small business

Build and preview at no cost; pay when you publish on your own domain. There is no agency retainer, no plugin licence stack and no per-seat pricing for a two-person shop.

Why "website builder" undersells what happens

A website is the visible part of a business, not the business. The thing that decides whether a small shop makes money online is what happens after someone lands: can they book, can they buy, does anyone remember them next time, does the invoice go out. Wibigo generates the site and the system behind it in the same pass — the calendar, the store, the customer list and the invoices are already wired to the pages the AI just wrote, not bolted on later from an app marketplace.

The customer record is the point

Most small-business CRMs sit empty because somebody has to type into them. Here every booking, every order and every message creates or updates a customer record on its own. By the time you want to know who your repeat customers are, who owes you money or who has not been back in six months, the answer is already there — it was a by-product of running the business, not a second job on top of it.

Cash on delivery is a payment method, not a workaround

In much of Europe, Latin America, Asia and Africa a large share of online orders are still paid at the door. Most builders treat that as an afterthought bolted on with a plugin. Here the customer picks it at checkout like any other method, the order runs through the same pipeline as a card order, and it counts as a sale when you mark it delivered — so the revenue figure reflects cash that actually arrived.

One inbox for the channels customers actually use

For a lot of small businesses the first contact is a direct message, not a contact form. Instagram, Facebook and WhatsApp messages arrive in the same place as the website's own form, with that customer's bookings and orders beside the thread — so you answer knowing who they are, and you can turn the conversation into an appointment, an order or an invoice without leaving it.

For businesses that sell time, goods, or both

Salons, clinics, tutors, photographers and trades sell time. Cafés, boutiques, bakeries and local retailers sell goods. Most sell a bit of each, which is exactly where a scheduling tool alone or a store platform alone stops fitting. The same account runs a calendar, a catalogue and one customer list across both.

What it replaces

The usual stack is a site builder subscription, a scheduling tool charged per user, a store plugin taking a cut, an invoicing app and a separate inbox — five bills, five logins and five places the same customer exists. Wibigo is one of each, which matters less for the price than for the fact that a booking and an order land on the same customer without an integration in between.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need any technical skill to use Wibigo?

No. You describe your business in plain language and edit the result by clicking on it. There is no code, no hosting setup and no plugin configuration — DNS, SSL and email records are handled for you.

How long does it take to get a site online?

Generating a complete multi-page site takes a few minutes. Publishing to a wibigo.com address is immediate; publishing to your own domain takes as long as DNS needs to propagate, usually under an hour.

Can I use my existing domain?

Yes. You can connect a domain you already own, or search for and buy a new one inside the panel. Certificates renew automatically either way.

What happens to my site if I stop paying?

Your content and customer data stay in your account and can be exported. The published site comes down, but nothing is deleted on your behalf.

Is this just a website builder?

No. The site is generated along with the operations behind it: online booking, a store with card and cash-on-delivery checkout, a self-filling customer list, branded invoices and one inbox for Instagram, Facebook and WhatsApp. They are the same product, not add-ons.

Do I need separate tools for booking, the store and the CRM?

No. They are part of the same account and share one customer list, so a booking and an order from the same person land on the same record without an integration.

Can my customers pay cash on delivery?

Yes, as a first-class checkout option alongside card payments. The order enters the same pipeline and counts as a sale when you mark it delivered.

Which languages can I publish in?

Twelve. You choose one for the site, and the pages, the booking flow and the invoices are written in it rather than machine-translated after the fact.

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