Text the change. See it before it goes live.
No login, no page editor, no ticket queue. You describe what you want in a message, a draft and a preview link come back, a person checks it, and it publishes the moment you reply yes.
Can you manage a website by text message?
With askotter, yes, and the text thread is the whole interface rather than a notification channel bolted onto a dashboard. The owner sends a plain-English request such as a price change, new opening hours or a seasonal offer.
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An agent drafts the change against the live site and returns a preview link showing the finished page. A person on askotter's side reviews the draft before it is offered for approval. Nothing publishes until the owner replies with a yes, and anything already published can be rolled back from the same thread. Every change is logged with a timestamp for as long as the account is open, and the result of the change is reported back into the same thread with the numbers attached. The same thread also carries the SEO work, the AI search visibility work and the paid channels. Pricing starts at $99/mo self-managed and $600/mo managed. A business needing several people with separate permissions editing a site simultaneously will be better served by a conventional CMS.
- What you send
- A plain-English message. "Change the new patient exam to $89" is a complete request.
- What comes back
- A draft and a preview link showing the finished page before anything is public.
- Who checks it
- A person on askotter's side reviews the draft before it is offered to you for approval.
- How it publishes
- On your reply. Nothing ships without an explicit yes from the owner.
- Undo
- Rollback stays available from the same thread. Every change is logged with a timestamp.
- Not for
- Teams needing several editors with separate permissions working in a site at once, or anyone who prefers a visual page editor.
A dental practice changes a price on a Tuesday.
This is one task followed from the first message to the reported result. The recordings are the real product. The practice, its prices and its booking figures are invented, which is why they can be shown at all.
The request
The hygienist has a gap between patients. The owner texts one sentence: put the new patient exam up to $89. There is no form, no ticket and no login, and the message can be sent from the chair.
What a normal CMS asks for here: a laptop, a login, the right page, the right block, and a publish button you hope you pressed correctly.
The draft
An agent finds every place that price appears. The exam page, the homepage offer block, the services list and the schema markup behind them all move together, which is the step people get wrong by hand and then find out about six weeks later.
The preview
A link comes back showing the finished page as a patient will see it, on a phone, with the new price in place. Nothing about the live site has changed at this point. If the draft is wrong, the reply is a sentence saying so and step 02 runs again.
The human check
Before the change is offered for approval, a person on askotter's side reviews it: that the price is consistent everywhere, that nothing else on the page broke, that the markup still matches what is visible. This is the step that separates the service from an AI writing directly to a live site.
On the self-managed plan the review step is yours rather than ours, and the preview and rollback work identically.
Your yes
The change waits. It does not publish on a timer, it does not publish because the model was confident, and it does not publish because nobody replied. One word from the owner ships it, and no word leaves it sitting.
Publish
The page goes live on the practice's own domain, typically about three minutes after the first message. The change is submitted to the search engines rather than waiting to be crawled, and the schema goes live with the visible copy in the same push.
Rollback stays available
The previous version is kept. Undoing the change is a message, and it takes about as long as making it did. Every change is logged with who asked for it, who approved it and when, for as long as the account is open.
The result, reported
On Friday the same thread says what the change did: how many new patients booked, which source they came from, and what it is worth. The next decision arrives where the last one was made, which is the reason the thread is the interface rather than a dashboard nobody opens.
The same thread, doing four different jobs.
Every recording below is the product. The clinic, its prices and its booking numbers are invented, so nothing here is a real client's data.
Screen recordings of the product. The clinic, the garage, the domain and every figure in them are invented, so they show you an interface and never a client result. Nothing on your site changes without your reply, and every change can be undone.
Screen recordings of the askotter product. The dental practice shown, its prices and its booking figures are invented for the demonstration. All ten screens are on the product tour.
It is not only the website.
The same thread carries every channel, which is the point of it being one thread. You approve the paid budget where you read last week's result.
The website
Prices, opening hours, a service you just started offering, a whole new page, a photo from this morning. How the builder underneath works.
The SEO
The monthly work arrives as proposals you approve, and so does the fix when a page that used to earn calls starts slipping. The monthly loop.
AI search visibility
The monthly report of which prompts returned your business, and who got named instead, lands in the thread. What the work involves.
Paid channels
Google and Meta budgets, the landing pages behind them, and a straight answer on what each one booked. You own the ad accounts throughout.
The thread comes with every plan.
What changes between the two is step 04. On managed plans a person on our side reviews every change before it reaches you. On self-managed the review is yours, and the preview, the approval and the rollback work the same way.
You drive the builder and ship the changes Whiskers suggests. The platform does the analysis.
| What is included | Self-managed$99/moWebsite, SEO and the platform. Compute-based after that. |
|---|---|
| Website and SEO | |
| AI web builder, unlimited edits | Included |
| Your site hosted on your own domain | Included |
| SEO: keywords, on-page, schema, rank tracking | Included |
| AI content recommendations, ready to publish | Included |
| Answer engine optimization | Included |
| askotter platform and data lake | Included |
| Paid channels | |
| Google Ads + Meta Ads, connected and tracked | Add per channel |
| AI bidding and budget recommendations | With each channel |
| True ROAS against your real revenue | With each channel |
| How it runs | |
| Who ships each change | You |
| A person reviews every change before it ships | Not included |
| Ad accounts | Yours, you keep them |
| What moves the price | The compute you use |
| Cancel anytime | Included |
| Start free | |
The $99/mo covers your website and SEO on the platform. After that the price is compute-based. Ask Whiskers to run more analysis, or to watch more ad channels for you, and the bill scales with how much you use.
No setup fee. Ad spend is billed to you by Google and Meta.
Want a person to run it for you?
Our team builds and runs it. A person reviews every AI recommendation before it ships.
| What is included | PopularManaged SEO$600/moWe build it and run the SEO. | Managed + Ads$1,000/moEverything in Managed SEO, plus Google Ads and Meta Ads run by our team. |
|---|---|---|
| Website and SEO | ||
| We build and host your website | Included | Included |
| Monthly SEO, done for you | Included | Included |
| Content written, reviewed and published | Included | Included |
| Answer engine optimization, run for you | Included | Included |
| One site refresh per year | Included | Included |
| askotter platform and data lake | Included | Included |
| Paid channels | ||
| Google Ads + Meta Ads management | Not included | Included |
| Monthly performance reviews | Not included | Included |
| Ad budget | Not needed | Under $10K/mo |
| How it runs | ||
| Who ships each change | Our team | Our team |
| A person reviews every change before it ships | Included | Included |
| Email marketing waterfall | Setup | Fully managed |
| Strategy calls | Not included | Monthly |
| Website is yours after six months | Included | Included |
| Get a free audit | Get a free audit | |
No setup fee. Cancel anytime. Ad spend is billed to you by Google and Meta.
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Questions about running a site by text
Can I really change my website by text message?
What happens if the AI gets the change wrong?
Is there a dashboard as well?
Who is on the other end of the thread?
Can I undo a change after it has published?
Does the thread work over SMS, or do I need an app?
What if several people need to make changes?
Send the first change.
Free for 14 days, no card required. Point us at the site you have now, or describe the business, and the first draft comes back the same day.
Self-managed is $99/mo and scales with the compute you use. Our team runs it from $600/mo.