39%
of shoppers walked away because a business had no website
People spend $177 at a business with a website. At an Instagram-only shop: $36.1
Real Instagram accounts. Real websites.
Every site here was built from a public profile. No designer, no brief, no calls. The site comes out in the language of the profile. Tap any one to open it.
Your whole business lives on Instagram. That's the risk.
Your feed is great. The problem is everything around it: who can find it, who trusts it, and who can take it away.
1.9%
of what AI assistants cite for local searches comes from Instagram
Business websites are the biggest source, at 44%. And 45% of Americans now ask AI who's best near them.2
65,027
people signed a petition after Meta disabled accounts by mistake
Owners say the same thing: there was no human to call, and recovery took months.3
“I lost my whole business in seconds.”
“The fear of losing it again still sits heavy.”
“If they can't get a direct answer, they go to someone else.”
“I cannot control Instagram.”
Keep your Instagram. Add a home that stays open.
You already did the hard part. You posted.
Vitrine reads your profile the way a good marketer would, then builds the site from what is already there. Nothing to write. Nothing to design.
“How much?” and “Where are you?” in your DMs, twenty times a day
Prices, address and your booking link on one page
Google, Maps and AI search can't read your posts
A real page they can find, read and recommend
One ban or hack away from zero
Your best work lives on a site that stays up
Website builders eat your weekends
Nothing to build. Type your @name and wait half an hour
Agencies want a contract and a sales call
No contract. No calls. Free to start
Build my free siteFree. No password, no credit card.
Three minutes of your time. We do the rest.
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1@clayspace_bk
Type your @name
No password. Vitrine only looks at what any visitor can see: photos, videos, captions, comments and the link in your bio.
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What are your opening hours?
Tue to Sun, 10 to 8
Answer two or three questions
Only about things your profile doesn't say, like a starting price or opening hours. You can skip them.
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3Your site is ready
Open your site in about 30 minutes
You see it first, on a private link. Like it? Publish with one tap and put the address in your bio.
Not a template. Your facts, your words.
Other builders ask you to fill in a form, then write generic text. Vitrine finds what already convinces your customers: your prices, your numbers, what people say about you, what they worry about.
Here is what it found in one profile: Clay Space, a ceramics studio in Brooklyn.
Open the Clay Space site
- What it isA 3,868 sq ft community ceramics studio in Greenpoint, open since 2006
- What it sells12-week semesters for all levels, and TryNight: two hours on the wheel
- What stops peopleCommitting to 12 weeks before they know they like it
- So the site opens with“Two hours on the wheel, no experience needed”
The site is day one. Then we run it for you.
You keep doing your work and posting like you always do. Everything people hire a studio, a marketer and an SEO person for, Vitrine takes on.
Live nowRolling out next
Live now
We build it
A site with your work, prices, reviews, address and a button that opens your messenger. Ask for changes in plain words. Every version is saved.
Change the first photo and add our second address
Done. The old version is saved.
Live now
We package it
Vitrine works out what makes you different and says it in your voice. Colors come from your own photos. Fonts match the character of your business.
In the bioCommunity ceramics studio
On the siteTwo hours on the wheel, no experience needed
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We keep it fresh
Post new work or a new price, and your site picks it up. You never update two places.
New post
Rolling out next
We get you found
Pages for what people search in your city. Your listing on Google Maps. A monthly article about your work, written from your posts.
pottery class brooklyn
clayspace-bk.vitrine.alexandery.appTwo hours on the wheel, no experience needed
Semester classes, TryNight and studio membership in Greenpoint, at 275 Calyer Street.
Example of how a site can look in search
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We bring you requests
A request from your site lands in your messenger. Once a month you get a short report: how many people came, from where, and what they asked.
New request from your siteTryNight for two, this Saturday. Please call after 6 pm.
Example of a request and a monthly report
Three old ways to get a website. And one new one.
Agency or freelancer
- Ready in
- 1 to 12 weeks
- Costs
- $500 to $30,000 and up4
- You do
- A brief, calls, texts, photos, rounds of edits
- The catch
- Contracts of 6 to 24 months are common
Website builder
- Ready in
- Whenever you find the evenings
- Costs
- A subscription, plus your time
- You do
- Everything: layout, text, photos, mobile
- The catch
- 51% of people give up before they finish5
Link in bio
- Ready in
- An evening
- Costs
- Free or a few dollars
- You do
- Add buttons and labels
- The catch
- A list of links. It doesn't say why to pick you
Vitrine
- Ready in
- About 30 minutes
- Costs
- $0 for your first site
- You do
- Type your @name. Answer two or three questions
- The catch
- None. No contract, and you see the site before anyone else
You risk nothing.
- Nothing to payYour first site is free. We don't ask for a card.
- No passwordVitrine sees only what any visitor to your profile sees.
- You see it firstThe site arrives on a private link. Don't like it? Don't publish it.
- Wrong facts fixed freeIf we got something about your business wrong, say so in plain words.
Start free. Pay when you want more.
Done-for-you website services usually charge $199 to $499 a month.6 Vitrine does the same kind of work for $0 to $20.
Free
$0
Your site, live on a Vitrine address.
- Built from your Instagram
- One free fix of facts
- Small “Made with Vitrine” note
Pro Most popular
$9a month
Your own name on it, and changes without limits.
- Your own domain
- Any changes, asked in plain words
- No Vitrine note
- Built ahead of the queue
Ultra Rolling out
$20a month
We run the whole thing for you.
- Everything in Pro
- Found on Google and Maps
- A new article every month
- New posts appear on your site
- Monthly report on visits and requests
No contract on any plan. Cancel in one click.
Questions people ask before the first build
Do you need my Instagram password?
No. Only your @name, and your profile has to be public. Vitrine sees what any visitor sees.
Is this made by AI?
Yes, AI does the slow work: it reads your posts, listens to your videos and drafts the site. But nothing is invented. Prices, addresses and reviews come from your profile and your answers, and you approve the site before anyone sees it.
Will it look like a template?
No. The colors come from your photos, the words from your captions and videos, and the structure from how your kind of business sells. Open the examples above and compare two of them.
What if my photos aren't great?
Photos with stickers and heavy text are cleaned up or left out. If there aren't enough strong ones, the site leans on type, diagrams and collages instead.
What happens to the site if I lose my Instagram account?
The site lives apart from Instagram. The photos, text and reviews already on it stay where they are.
I already have a link in bio. Why a site?
A link in bio answers “where do I tap”. A site answers “why should I pick you”: your work, prices, reviews and answers to what customers worry about. Vitrine reads your link-in-bio page too and carries it over.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes, on Pro.
My profile isn't in English. Will it work?
Yes. The site comes out in the language of your profile.