Build a website
Tell us what you need. We match 8 templates.
Skip the 6-step wizard. Type your idea — “pizza shop with online ordering”, “portfolio for a freelance designer”, “investor pitch one-pager” — and Persoona scores 1,000 templates against it and surfaces the top 8. Preview the plan. Sign up only when you want to save it.
Includes a hosted URL at <slug>.pdemo.dev · How it compares to Wix
Want more than just a website?
The full founder journey at /start runs 6 modules — Identity, Ideas, IP, Build, Growth, Capital — so you ship the site AND a fundraise-ready package, a defensibility analysis, an MVP backlog, and a customer- acquisition plan. Pick that path if you're building something venture-scale.
Frequently asked
Frequently asked
Do I need to sign up to see template recommendations?
No. The recommendations + template detail pages are public. Sign-up is only required when you SAVE a generated plan or want Persoona to deploy the live marketing website to Vercel + Supabase.
How does Persoona pick the matching templates?
The recommender scores all 1,000 templates against your idea text using a weighted keyword + tag + industry match. Best-fit templates rank first; we return up to 8. The full scoring engine lives at lib/templates/match.ts and ships with the site.
Can I just take the website plan and build it myself?
Yes. Every template page has a 'Generate your website plan' button that produces sample copy + sitemap + section schemas + integrations + a launch checklist you can hand to a developer or implement yourself. Preview the plan; sign up to save it.
How is this different from /start?
/start runs the full 6-module founder journey (Identity → Ideas → IP → Build → Growth → Capital). /build-a-website is JUST the website piece — useful when you already know what kind of business you have and you just need a site for it.
Can Persoona actually deploy the site for me?
Yes. The Build module's auto-deploy chain provisions a Next.js project on Vercel + a Supabase tenant in your name. You can preview the plan and export it before you launch.