If you're good with computers, you can build real, custom websites for the businesses around you, with no coding, no design degree and nothing to pay up front. You bring the clients. Ullbek builds the websites.
Walk down any high street. Count the businesses with no website, a page that's ten years old, or a site that falls apart on a phone. They aren't searching for a website builder. They're waiting for someone they trust to just do it for them.
Every one of them is a client. Not a lead from an ad, but a person you can walk in and talk to: your family's bakery, a friend's salon, the garage you already use.
This is the whole path from signing up to your first client. Nothing is hidden behind a course.
Create your account and you're building straight away. No card needed. You get starter credit to build with.
Describe your new agency: its name, who you help, how to reach you. Ullbek builds it. Your own site is your first proof that you can do this.
Pick a name, buy it right inside Ullbek and put your site on premium hosting. Your agency now has its own address, and that is the moment a hobby becomes a business. How domains work
Make three to five sample sites for the kinds of businesses you'll approach: a café, a salon, a plumber. Publish them on free addresses. Free sites never expire, so your portfolio is always there to show.
Start with people you know. Share your studio site with friends, family and your WhatsApp groups. Then build a sample of their website and send them the preview link. Then agree a price, put it on their domain, and you're an agency. The full starting-out guide
Every one of these was built with Ullbek from a description: real, custom websites designed around each business. Not a template among them.
Example businesses, real websites. Open any of them on your phone. That's what your clients will see.
The easiest sale you'll ever make: build a sample of their website before you meet. Their name, their photos, their story. Send the preview link, or open it on your tablet across the counter.
Nothing persuades like seeing your own business, beautifully, on a real website. And when they ask for a change, you make it in a sentence: tell Ullbek what to change, and it's done.
Every client site lives in your main workspace: one list, one bill, one place to build. Only when a client's billing has to be different do they get a workspace of their own. And when a site leaves for good, you hand it over.
All your client sites live in one workspace, named after your studio. You pay Ullbek from one wallet, and you invoice your clients for the build and a monthly care fee. Clients see their site through a preview link; you make every change.
Some clients want to pay Ullbek themselves, pay in their own currency, or keep the billing in their own hands. For them, open a workspace named after the client and invite them. They add their own way to pay; you stay in and keep building.
Build the site in your main workspace, then hand it over to the client's own workspace. The files, the live address, form messages, hosting and the domain all move, with no downtime, and the client doesn't need a card to accept.
And two things that need no extra workspace at all:
Clients open a view-only link to the latest draft, no account needed. Turn it off whenever you like.
Share a single site with a client as an editor or a viewer. They see that site and nothing else of yours.
Price for your neighbourhood: a fraction of what a traditional agency charges, for a website the business is proud of.
A one-off fee to design, build and launch the website.
A small monthly fee that keeps their site live, on their domain, and up to date.
Add a small line to each client's footer, Website by Maya's Studio, linking to your studio site. Every customer who visits the bakery's site is a possible next client, and every business owner who asks "who did your website?" finds you. It takes one sentence: just ask Ullbek.
You set your prices. Ullbek's costs are building credit, hosting per site and a domain per year, all on our pricing page, in your currency. Running more than ten sites on premium hosting? Email us and we'll take 25% off hosting from your 11th site onwards. Who pays for what, in detail
If your week goes on plugin updates, broken themes and page builders that can't do what the client asked, Ullbek takes the upkeep away and gives you the hours back.
Give Ullbek a client's current website and it reads the pages and pictures, then builds a fresh, custom site from them.
Nothing to update on a Tuesday night, and nothing to break. Every site is hosted and served for you.
Your whole client list in one main workspace. Claude and ChatGPT can build there too, through our connectors.
Bring up to ten people into your workspace, with owner, admin and member roles. Seats are free.
Once you have more than ten sites on premium hosting, email us and hosting is 25% off from your 11th site onwards.
Your workspace pays in your country's currency. A client who pays Ullbek directly can pay in theirs.
You've probably seen a hundred "make money from home" offers. Here's how this one is different: we don't sell you anything up front, and we don't promise you an income. We give you a way to build websites that businesses are proud of. Finding clients is real work, and it's yours. Most people who succeed start with someone they already know.
The full playbook for agencies, from your first client to your fiftieth, is in the agency docs.
No. You describe the website in plain words and Ullbek builds it. Changes work the same way: say what should change. If you're comfortable with email, apps and a laptop, you have the skills you need.
No. Ullbek designs a custom site around each business. What helps is a good eye: knowing what you like, noticing what's off, and asking for it to change. That's a skill you build fast, and your portfolio is where you practise.
Nothing up front. Signing up is free and comes with starter credit, and websites on a free ullbek.site address are free to host and never expire. When you're ready, put your agency's own site on its own domain. Prices are on the pricing page, in your currency.
Most agencies charge a one-off fee to design, build and launch the site, and a small monthly fee that covers hosting, the domain and changes, with a margin for you. You set both. Price for your neighbourhood: a fraction of what a traditional agency charges. Your own costs are on our pricing page. More on pricing your work.
Yes, if you want them to. Share one site with a client as an editor and they can ask for changes and publish them. Or keep every change with you and sell that as part of your monthly fee.
Yes. Most clients live in your main workspace and you bill them yourself. When a client would rather pay Ullbek directly, in their own currency, give them a workspace of their own and invite them; they add their own way to pay, and you keep building. How to set it up.
Yes, and you should. Ask Ullbek to add a small footer line to each client site, such as Website by Maya's Studio, linking to your studio site. Agree it with the client up front. It's how your work finds you the next client.
Yes. Once you have more than ten sites on premium hosting, email us at support@ullbek.com and we'll take 25% off premium hosting from your 11th site onwards. Domains and credit stay at the normal price.
Sites on a free ullbek.site address carry a small Ullbek badge. A site on premium hosting with its own domain does not. Most client sites go on their own domain, so they carry the client's name and nobody else's.
Ullbek builds websites, not web apps: no member logins, no booking engines, no full online shops. A site can link to the tools a business already uses, like a Shopify store or a booking page. Every site can have a working contact form that sends messages straight to the business.
Sign up, describe your new agency, and watch its website come to life. Then build the next one, for someone else.