Use case № 2
A real website, from one ask
The website you've been meaning to make — for the business, the band, the big idea — is one sentence away. Describe it to your AI assistant, and Drivethrough puts it on the internet.
How do I make a website by asking?
Connect Drivethrough to your AI assistant once — it's a link you paste into the assistant's settings. Then say what you want: “Make a website for my plumbing business. Friendly, blue, with photos and a way to reach me.” The assistant builds it, Drivethrough puts it online, and you get the address.
Changes work the same way. “Add a page about water heaters.” “Make the phone number bigger.” You never open an editor, and there's nothing to install or learn.
What kinds of websites can I make?
- A site for a local business — services, hours, photos, and a contact form.
- A band page with shows and music, or a portfolio for your work.
- A page for the fundraiser, the reunion, the tournament — with sign-ups.
- A catalog for what you make, collect, or sell.
Every site starts private, so you can look it over first. Some sites just stay that way — going public is one more ask.
Can I use my own web address?
Yes. Free sites get a Drivethrough address. The Personal plan — $36 a year — bundles a web address of your own, like yourbusiness.com, into one simple price: you approve it once and the site moves to its own name. No separate registrars, no renewal surprises.
How do customers reach me?
Ask for a contact form and messages land straight in your email inbox — no dashboard to check, no missed leads. Forms are protected against spam robots automatically, which matters more than you'd think for a business site.
What happens if I stop paying?
Your sites never pause, degrade, or hold your work hostage. Plans only lift limits — they never take away what's already online. That's a promise baked into how Drivethrough works, not a policy that can quietly change.
Say it. It's online.
Connect your AI assistant and describe the site you want.
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