See the work. Then see how you run it.
Explore the websites customers see, then step inside PYS Studio—the owner workspace behind them.
What your site can do
Seven things the site you own does for you — powered by your own AI, with no monthly rent.
Setup
Your site interviews you, then builds itself
Run /wizard-setup and answer plain-language questions about your brand, design, products, and story. Claude Code prepares each page and connects the navigation so the site can go live in under a day, with no developer on retainer.
Payments
Take payments with zero platform rent
Checkout runs on your own Stripe account, embedded right in your site. No storefront subscription, no marketplace skim — customers pay you directly, through code you own outright.
Bookings
Put booking where customers already are
Your site can link or embed the supported booking service you choose, so a customer can move from an offering to the right scheduling flow. Provider features and pricing remain explicit and depend on the connection you select.
Site health
Every broken link found before your customers find it
One command — /site-audit — crawls your live site page by page and hands you a ranked report of 404s, broken images, and redirect problems, with recommended fixes. Run it any time; it's part of the site.
Marketing
A marketing team that already knows your customer
Your ideal-customer profile and brand voice live inside the site itself. Ask /agent-marketing for a blog post, an email, or a campaign and it writes in your voice, aimed at your buyer — never generic template copy.
Content
Curate the work people should remember
Add, order, caption, and remove the images your gallery owns. Compatible provider syncing appears only when that connection is available; Studio never pretends an unconfigured transport is working.
Networking
A business card that saves itself to their phone
Every team member gets a shareable /card URL with a built-in QR code — one scan and your details land in their contacts app. Always current, impossible to run out of, and part of the site you already own.