Executive Summary

Many small businesses, creators, and local services are paying for and maintaining full CMS-driven websites for simple read-only needs—menus, staff directories, product catalogs, event listings—suffering from complexity, privacy bloat, slow SEO, and avoidable costs. Non-technical owners either overpay for builders or hire developers, creating recurring friction for pages that could be generated from structured data. Build a lightweight platform that publishes read-only, SEO-optimized public pages directly from structured sources (Google Sheets, Airtable, CSVs, or a small API), with no-code templates, automatic caching, one-click SEO/analytics, and exportable static pages. Target non-technical users with an easy onboarding flow while exposing APIs and advanced export options for power users, and a self-serve pricing model around a $60 ACV with a limited free tier to drive adoption. The TAM is attractive—roughly $3.6B based on 60M potential sites at $60 ACV—with a Market Score of 85/100 and Revenue Potential 82/100, driven by accelerating no-code adoption and a creator/SMB preference for fast, privacy-friendly pages. Integration-first workflows and demand for lightweight alternatives to heavy CMSes make timing favorable. Competition is high, so the differentiator must be practical: deep, turnkey integrations with popular data sources, vertical templates (menus, catalogs, directories), frictionless migration, and best-in-class SEO/privacy defaults to make switching trivial. Expect distribution and retention to be the biggest execution risks—focus on product-led growth, integration partnerships, and low-friction onboarding to convert volume into predictable recurring revenue.

Market Opportunity

Replace small websites with read-only public pages driven from structured data targets a $3.6B = 60M potential sites × $60 ACV (simple public-page paid users globally) total addressable market with high saturation and a year-over-year growth rate of 8% CAGR (website builder/no-code site market, MarketsandMarkets 2024 estimates and industry signals).

Key trends driving demand: Trend — adoption of no-code tools is increasing, which lowers technical barriers and increases willingness to pay for simple publishing products.; Trend — creators and small businesses prefer fast, privacy-friendly, SEO-optimized pages over heavy CMS-driven sites, creating demand for lightweight alternatives.; Trend — integration-first workflows (sheets, Airtable) drive demand for products that publish structured data without full site maintenance.; Trend — AI-driven templating and auto-copy generation speeds onboarding and reduces churn by making pages production-ready in minutes..

Key competitors include Carrd, Notion (public pages), Airtable / Softr, Linktree / Bio link tools.

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Replace small websites with read-only public pages driven from structured data

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