Small changes wait weeks
A new service, a price, an FAQ: every change is a ticket for a developer or an agency, so the site falls behind the business.
A design agent builds a fast, search-ready site from your business. Then a content agent keeps it current: it researches the keywords, writes in your brand's voice and checks every fact and link. You approve each change, and it's live in seconds.
SEO and GEO ready · Agent ready · Fast by defaultIn a 2026 survey of 1,900 website professionals, 70% said website projects get deprioritised because they're too slow or hard to ship.Source
A new service, a price, an FAQ: every change is a ticket for a developer or an agency, so the site falls behind the business.
Keyword research, sources, structure, schema, internal links. Doing it properly takes hours a page, so most pages never get it.
Themes and plugins add megabytes of code. Pages load slowly on phones, and search engines and AI tools notice.
Clinics, schools, studios and firms today; a blog or guides beside an existing site; B2B and SaaS sites soon. You check the brief and a first look before the full build.
Your site lives as files in its own repository, so every change is a reviewable draft that has to build before anyone can publish it. Nothing goes live until you say so, and anything can be rolled back.
Every edit is checked against the site's own rules before it's saved, collects in a draft, and goes live when someone publishes it.
The agent works the way an SEO specialist does: it writes articles, improves service pages, refreshes pages against what ranks today and fixes titles and descriptions. Every site ships the technical groundwork that search engines and answer engines look for.
AI assistants and agents now read the web on people's behalf. Every Firetend site tells them what they may do and hands them clean Markdown instead of a page full of code.
Among the 200,000 most visited sites, only 4% declare AI usage preferences and 3.9% serve Markdown to agents.Cloudflare, 2026
Pages are built ahead of time as plain HTML, with almost no JavaScript, and served from the edge, close to every visitor.
Lighthouse mobile measurements of home pages, October 2026: the median of five WordPress local-business sites, against a Firetend Local Services site.
Give clients a site they can edit themselves, with roles that keep them to their own site and publishing in your hands. Your team and the agent ship the content plan across every account.
Every site is a plain Astro project: Markdown content, a typed schema and an AGENTS.md contract your own coding agent can follow. Push to it like any repo; platform updates are tested and published for you.
You'll pay for sites and agent usage, never for the people who edit them. Early access is free while we work with our first agencies.
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