One link. Everything you put behind it.

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Keep your links — they become the first page of your site.

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The main page of a published KEA.Page site
A creator page published on KEA.Page — links, presets and a membership

One link is the right start.
It shouldn't be the ceiling.

A link page does one job well. What people ask next is a different job.

A link page — the first page of your site

It took ten minutes to make. Now put something behind it.

What your visitors ask for next:

  • A price list that's an actual list — sortable, searchable, in more than one language — not a photograph of one.
  • Work to show, grouped and filtered the way you'd group it, instead of a feed in the order you happened to post.
  • Opening hours that answer in the visitor's own timezone, not in yours.
  • A way to be booked that isn't a direct message at midnight you'll read in the morning.
  • A message that arrives — and proof of what you offered, if anyone ever asks.

None of that is a block you add. It's a structure — which is why KEA.Page opens by asking what you're making.

Your link is worth what's behind it.

The address never changes. kea.page/sofia on the first day is kea.page/sofia three pages later. What changes is how much it can answer.

One page

People find you, and see that you're real — a photo, a name, what you do, and the links you already had, reachable from the one slot every platform gives you.

A few pages

They get the answer without having to ask — the price, the hours, the work you've done. And search engines get several pages to read instead of one.

The whole site

Booking, encrypted messages, an assistant that answers at two in the morning, and numbers that tell you which post sent them. Still the same link in your bio.

How it works

Choose what you do. We build around it.

Not a theme swap — the page structure underneath changes, and so does the plan it needs. Fifty-four types, grouped by what the site is for. Pick a goal, then a type.

Get found and win jobs — quotes, bookings, and calls for local & professional services.

Freelancer Free

6 pages

Services, portfolio, and contact flow.

  • Main
  • Services
  • Portfolio
  • Pricing
  • Resources
  • Contact

Every page in this structure has its editor today.

Your nameFreelancer
MainServicesPortfolioPricingResourcesContact
16:9 — at work
Service name45 min
price
Consultation20 min · free
price
Extended session2 h 30 min
price

One link, one card, every page inside it.

A KEA.Page site lives at a single address. The pages are pills across the top of one card, switching in place — no reload, no second URL, nothing to lose on a slow connection in the street.

The header

Avatar, name, handle and bio — plus a live pill that reads Available now or Closed now and, when tapped, shows your local time next to theirs.

The pills

One per page you've filled. Fill a page and its pill appears; leave one empty and no visitor ever sees an empty tab.

The share sheet

A QR coloured to your theme, native share, and every messaging app people actually use — on every page, on every plan.

The chrome

A language switcher and a light/dark toggle sit in the footer, so a visitor can read your page the way they prefer.

The hours

Opening hours live on the page and answer in the visitor's own timezone — “New York 6:38 PM, your time 12:38 AM” — so nobody turns up to a closed door.

The message form

Email and a note, encrypted at the edge before it leaves the page and delivered to you — not parked in the clear next to your content.

The theme

Colour, background, card surface and button shape are yours per project, with a light/dark pair — the QR and the buttons pick up the accent automatically.

The counting

Every page view, tap and scan on the site is counted first-party — the numbers behind the next section come from here, not from a tracker you bolt on.

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Why it feels different

Your customer is standing outside, deciding.

On the street, on a phone, deciding whether you're worth the walk. If your page makes them wait they don't complain — they go to whoever loads first. You never find out it happened. So we made sure it doesn't.

Two seconds after they tap your link…

Open until 18:0…

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See what we do
YoursAlready there. Nothing to close, nothing to accept — they're already reading your page.0.25s — done. Their visit stays between them and you.

You take the photo. We do the rest.

Phone cameras make enormous pictures. On most websites your customer downloads the whole thing just to see it the size of a playing card. We shrink every photo on its way out. Upload it straight from your camera roll and never think about it again.

Your page is never far away.

A copy of it sits on machines all over the world, so it never has to travel far to reach anyone. Your page opens just as quickly for a customer on holiday in another country as it does for one standing across the street.

Google is told what you actually are.

Not "a website" — the kind of business you actually are, with the details that belong to it: your hours, your prices, your location, whatever your type publishes. You already typed all of that in when you set the page up. We hand it to Google in the shape it's looking for, so it counts for something.

Nobody follows your customers home.

You know the feeling. You glance at a pair of shoes once, and shoes chase you around the internet for a month. That happens because other companies leave things behind on the pages you visit.

There is none of that on your page. No box to accept before anyone can see your prices. Nothing about the people who visit you is collected, sold or passed on. Their visit stays between them and you.

How we keep it that way

Three in four people say they won't buy from a business they don't trust with their information. This is one less reason for anyone to hesitate. — Cisco, 2024

Everything that keeps a small business running, built in.

Every one of these hangs off the same link. They come with every project, whatever you're building — the type decides which pages you get; this is the machinery underneath all of them — and where something isn't finished yet, it says so.

Structured pages

Your type's pages arrive with real fields — a service has a duration, a price type and a currency; a portfolio item has a tag. You fill inputs, not empty text boxes.

Contact forms

On every project type. Submissions are encrypted end to end before they leave the edge and delivered to you — never sitting in the clear beside your site content.

More than one language

Your page is served in several languages with the one you choose as the default, and visitors can switch in the footer. Written content can carry its own translations too.

Analytics

Visitors, visits, pageviews, bounce rate and average duration — by page, source, device and country, with a live count of who's on the site now. First-party, no third-party tracker required.

Share & QR

Every page has a share sheet with a QR coloured to your theme, plus native share, WhatsApp, Telegram, X and the rest — on every plan. Paste the link anywhere and it opens out into a proper card — your picture, your name, your words — instead of a bare address.

Images and galleries

Upload once and each image is served at the right size for the screen asking. Collections filter by category, with a count on every filter.

Themes

Colour, background, card surface and button shape are yours per project, with a light and dark pair — the buttons and the QR pick up your accent automatically.

Found on Google

Every page arrives with what search engines need already filled in — title, description, and the single address they should treat as the original — listed or kept private, as you choose. Each type also publishes the structured detail search engines look for, so you turn up as the kind of business you are rather than as one more unlabelled page.

Campaign tracking in development

QR campaigns

Separate codes per place you put one — a card, a window, a flyer, a sticker — each with its own scan count. The share QR ships today; per-campaign codes are being built.

In development

Appointments

Services already carry duration, price type and currency. The scheduling layer on top of them is being built.

In development

Digital business cards

A card that hands over your whole site instead of a phone number, and updates itself when your details change.

In development

Custom domains

Point your own address at the site, so visitors reach it at your own domain instead of the address KEA.Page gives you.

Answers, not just pages

Your site can
answer back.

“Are you open on Sunday?” “Where do I park?” “How much do you charge?” The assistant replies from your own pages and from documents you add — in the chat on your site and on WhatsApp — and hands the conversation to you the moment it can't.

KEA assistant· AI
Are you open on Saturdays?

Saturdays we're open 10:00 to 16:00. We're closed Sunday and Monday.

Opening hoursAbout · “Weekends”
Is there parking nearby?

Free street parking on the square, and a paid garage two minutes' walk away on Mühlgasse.

Contact · “Getting here”
Do you have the walnut one in stock right now?

Stock changes through the day, so I'd only be guessing. I've handed this to the owner with your question — they'll answer you right here.

Passed to you →

It says when it doesn't know instead of guessing, and every answer shows what it came from.

What it knows

Your published pages, plus anything you add. Nothing else.

Add a document and it's indexed — not used to train anything shared. Turn a source off or delete it and it leaves the assistant's knowledge.

Two places to be asked

The chat on your own page, and WhatsApp — one assistant, one set of knowledge, both conversations in the same inbox.

Grounded in what you wrote

It answers from your pages and your documents, shows which ones it used, and declines rather than inventing.

You hold the knowledge

Add, disable or remove a source whenever you like. Your documents are yours — the assistant reads them, nothing else does.

In development

Next: from answering to doing

Today it answers. The work under way is letting it act on the site with your permission — so it stops being a chat window and starts being a hand.

  • Take the booking, not just explain the hours — wherever appointments are the business.
  • Keep the site current — draft the new opening hours or a price change for you to approve.
  • Pass on what it can't do, with the conversation and the context already attached.

Anything that changes your site or takes a commitment will ask you first. Answering stays read-only.

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After the click

Stop guessing which post actually brought someone in.

You already know how many followers you have. What you don't know is which of them walked in. These are the questions your own page can answer this week.

“Is Instagram sending anyone, or just likes?”

Traffic split by where each visit came from — social, search, QR, a message, or someone typing your name.

Sources

“Did the code I printed actually get scanned?”

Every scan arrives as a visit you can see, next to every other way in — so print becomes something you can measure.

Sources · QR

“Do they go past the first screen, or leave straight away?”

Which of your pages got opened, and how many arrived and left without going deeper.

Pages · Bounce rate

“When is it worth posting?”

A grid of your week, hour by hour, showing when people actually look you up.

Weekly heatmap
The KEA.Page analytics dashboard

Underneath it

Five numbers with their movement against the previous period — visitors, visits, pageviews, bounce rate, average time — plus breakdowns by page, source, device and country, a views-and-visitors time series and a 7×24 weekly grid.

First-party and privacy-friendly. Numbers here are placeholders — this page carries none of your data and none invented.

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  • Full type-specific structure with internal navigation
  • The internal pages your type comes with — not a fixed set, the right set
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