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- [email protected]
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- [email protected]
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- Holiday hours + new desserts
Hi,
We're closed December 24–26. Please put a notice at the top of the homepage.
Also add our tiramisù ($14), cannoli ($8) and sfogliatella ($9) to the desserts page, using the photos attached. Put the tiramisù first.
Thanks, Maria
📎 3 photos
Sent 9:41 AM
Live on lucabakery.com 9:44 AM
Every website builder asks you to become a web developer.
You run a business. Your site should keep up with it. Instead, every small change turns into a project.
You have to learn the tool first
Dashboards, blocks, sections and settings. Each platform has its own logic, and you relearn it every time you log in.
One wrong tag breaks the page
The moment a change goes beyond typing in a box, you're looking at code you never wanted to read.
Something always needs an add-on
A booking form, a gallery, a menu. Each plugin brings updates, conflicts and another bill.
Simple changes take twelve clicks
Find the page, find the block, find the setting, preview, save, publish, and check that nothing else moved.
Your content doesn't fit their boxes
A PDF menu, a price list in a spreadsheet, a photo from your phone. You reformat everything before it can go up.
The template decides, not you
Want something slightly different? The theme says no, or it means hiring someone.
All of it adds up to time.
Time you're not spending with customers. Time you're not doing what you do best. Work out what your website edits cost you each year.
Enter SiteByMailTM
If you can write an email, you can update your website. That's the whole product.
Write it
Describe the change the way you'd tell a person. "Swap the photo on the About page." "Raise the tasting menu to $95." Attach files if you have them.
Send it
Email it to [email protected] from your registered address. Only verified senders can change your site.
Check it, then publish
You get a reply with a private preview link and a plain summary of what changed. Reply "publish" and it's live within minutes.
From one headline to the whole site.
Say what to change and how far it should reach. SiteByMail works at the scale you describe.
"Make the headline on the About page dark blue."
One element. Only that headline changes. Nothing else on the page moves.
"Add the holiday banner to all the product pages."
Many pages at once. SiteByMail finds every matching page, lists them in your preview, and updates them together.
"Here's our new menu. Put it on the menu page." 📎 menu.pdf
Your files become pages. Attachments are laid out in your site's own design. Photos are resized for the web and get image descriptions.
"Undo yesterday's change to the menu page."
Every version is kept. Restore any earlier version in plain words. Nothing is ever lost.
"Change the photo."
It asks instead of guessing. When a request could mean more than one thing, you get a short question back.
"Add Saturday's tasting to the Events page." from a staff member
Built for teams. The page's owner gets the preview and approves with a reply, and can give that person editing rights for that page.
Only you can change your site. Not a forger, and not the AI on its own.
An inbox that edits a website has to be locked down. These protections are built into every request.
Two checks on every email
First, proof the email really came from your address and isn't a forgery. Then, a match against your list of approved editors.
Failed emails get nothing
An email that fails either check is ignored. Nothing changes and no reply goes out, so a forger learns nothing.
Attachments can't give orders
Text inside an attachment or a forwarded message is treated as material to publish, never as an instruction.
The AI suggests, the rules decide
Every proposed change is checked against what you're allowed to edit before anything is built.
Big changes need a code
Deleting a page or changing every page? You get a summary and a one-time code to confirm.
Four eyes, if you want them
Require a second person to approve before anything goes public, so one hacked inbox can't publish alone.
Plain English. Or whatever language you speak.
Write in the language you think in. SiteByMail understands the request and makes the change.
Aggiungi al menù la pasta alla Norma, 18 euro.
Cambia el horario del sábado: abrimos a las 10.
Remplacez la photo d'accueil par celle-ci.
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Your first email builds the site.
Start with what you want the website to do for your business. The design, the pages and the code are our job.
You pay when your site goes live, not before. New site or makeover, same price.
Then go back to work and do what only you can do.
Your website stays current. You stay with your customers.