Build it the week you need it
Three months after launch you need a new section for a campaign or a product. Build it straight away instead of waiting on an agency.
Why it’s worth it
Change your site when you need to, not when a quote comes back.
On top of what you have
Your site launches with our ready-made blocks, designed or adapted for your brand, and your team can use them to add more to your website. BYOB lets you build your own blocks with AI.
How it works
Your AI builds it. We make sure it’s right.
The BYOB skill gives your AI everything it needs to know about your site: how it’s built, its blocks, its brand and its rules. You don’t need to be a developer.
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Describe it
Tell your AI what you need: a pricing table, an event list, a new kind of case study.
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Your AI builds it
Using the skill, it builds one block on its own copy of your site, following your site’s structure and design.
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It sends it to us
It asks us to add the block, with a one-block order attached. The skill knows what counts as one block, so you know the price before you send it.
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We quality-check it and put it live
We review and fix it, merge it, back up your site, put it live and test it on your real site. Then it’s yours to use on any page.
$200 a block
What the $200 pays for.
Your AI does the building, which is the quick part. The fee pays for the expert work that makes a new block safe to put on a public website, and for looking after it once it’s there.
Questions
Building your own blocks.
Why does it cost $200 if my AI built it?
Because building the block is the quick part. Checking that new code is secure, accessible and on brand, putting it live without breaking anything, and supporting it afterwards is where the expertise goes. An agency would usually quote thousands for the same block.
Do I need to be technical?
No. You need an AI assistant that can work with code, such as Claude Code, Codex or Antigravity. We set it up with you and add the skill, and from then on you describe what you want in plain English.
What counts as one block?
One self-contained part of a page that does one job, like a pricing table, a team grid or a booking form. The skill tells your AI where the line is, and if something is bigger it says so and suggests how to split it before you’re charged.
Who owns what my AI builds?
You do, like the rest of your site and its code.