Looking good on that new website, aren't you?
I'll make everything else look this good too — you barely even have to tell me anything…
This is what I'd take 😉
You're not buying software. You're hiring a team: Julie is your web designer and graphic designer in one, Merlin your copywriter and brand strategist. In sync, no meetings, no waiting — on call 24/7, the moment you send a voice message. A web designer charges $400–1,800 for a website — and then you pay for every single change. A professional in this field charges $100 an hour — here you get the whole team for a whole month for less than what a single one of those hours would cost you. And hosting, security, updates, and backups? Thrown in on top.
PS: Once you've paid, I'll finish the rest of your website and you'll check that everything fits.
Before you'd even manage to order business cards, your professional website will be live on your own domain.
Now, let me get serious for a moment — this decides whether people find you or skip you:
98% of customers look a business up online first.
(BrightLocal 2023)The share of people who ask AI to recommend a business jumped from 6% to 45% in a single year.
(BrightLocal 2026)And AI can't recommend a website that doesn't exist.
Small businesses that are visible online grow up to 4× faster.
(Deloitte for Google)You know it from your own life: before you send anyone money, you look up who they are. If you find nothing, something inside you backs off — and you move on.
Without a website, you look like someone who might not be around next month. And people only hand over money once they've had a chance to size you up.
And the fact that you didn't have a website until now? Not laziness — it was a sensible choice. It used to cost time, money, and nerves you'd rather give to your clients. Except that exact equation just stopped working: you've built your website in a few minutes, with your voice.
One thing left — don't let it die. Let it earn.
You know someone like that too, right? The one whose “friend once made them a website”. A price list from the stone age, the latest news from last Christmas — and no fix in sight, because the friend stopped picking up the phone.
With me, that won't happen to you. I won't walk away from you. You have me in Telegram, always at hand — and website edits are exactly the kind of work that makes my eyes light up.
A new offer? Say it into your phone on the bus. By the evening, it's up on your website taking inquiries. A seasonal sale, a price change, a fresh customer review: you say it, and it's there. Your website will never grow old.
It's already up.
Added. Take a look.
Changed.
You send me the voice message between two meetings — and before your tea's done steeping, you have a preview back from me. You look it over, you approve, it's live.
And you? You handle nothing. No logins, no passwords, no updates, no backups, no “why did it crash”. Words like 'hosting' and 'SSL'? You can stay blissfully ignorant of those — that's what I'm here for.
While you're with your clients, the website answers for you — prices, questions, inquiries. A salesperson who never sleeps, never gets sick, and is never in a bad mood.
30I wish you success.
Lukáš
I love your Instagram — after all, that's what I built your website from. But let's be fair and say it out loud: it isn't yours.
Today, your post reaches on average only about 3.5% of the people who follow you — and it's less every year. And if your account got blocked tomorrow? There's nowhere to appeal — no hotline, no human, no explanation. Just silence, and a form nobody answers.
A website with your own domain is your address on the internet — not a rented corner in someone else's shopping mall. It doesn't run on an algorithm's mood, nobody throttles your reach, and in the morning it's exactly where you left it the night before.
By all means, keep Instagram going — it's great at getting you discovered. Just give people somewhere to come to.
Your website is your home. Social networks are the billboards pointing to it.
And if you ever decide to leave me too: you take your website with you. It's yours — a free export of the whole site, and the domain stays yours.
With the feeling that your work finally has an address. That when somebody asks you tomorrow, “so, do you have a website?”, you'll answer with a single link — and it'll be something to be proud of.
In the morning, you'll put up an Instagram post — and for the first time, it will carry a link to your offer, on your website. No more “DM me for details”. People click, read you, and message you right away.
All of this is already within your reach. Now just don't let it disappear.
When I was guiding my clients to success, I kept hitting the same wall. A client would be holding a new offer that could start earning right away — and it would freeze on its way to the web. The profit was waiting; the website wouldn't let it through.
I spent years hitting that wall myself. I was broke, because I couldn't sell what I was good at. I paid web designers thousands. And I sat through thousands of hours at a computer — just to have a website that would let me guide people to a life of freedom and be properly paid for it.
I was broke, because I couldn't sell what I was good at.
I don't want my clients to pay that “price of success” — the most precious years of your life spent sitting at a computer, learning how to do it all correctly.
I believe the key to success that you don't just enjoy, but that also feeds you generously, is this: do the thing that sets you on fire — and hand the things you struggle with to people who love doing them.
Sending people to an agency wasn't the answer — it would cost them a fortune, and they'd still spend hours explaining “what it is they actually want”. I wanted them to have their new offer on a professional website before our consultation was over — free to focus on what they do best.
That's why I built WebByVoice — a well-rehearsed orchestra of professionals who do it for you and know how to draw the gold out of you — the gold that sells. For ten years I flew around the world to watch the greatest authorities in this business at work, learning their recipes — recipes I paid hundreds of thousands of dollars for. And then I baked it all into Julie and Merlin. It became their brain and their soul.
Today, the million-dollar recipes of these masters are one voice message away. You say it — and it's done. For you, it's a piece of cake.
I know the bitter taste of big promises that never come true. And I want Julie and Merlin to give you back — or save you outright — those hundreds of hours at a computer that still stand between you and success. So the risk is on me:
If you're not head over heels in love with WebByVoice within 30 days, write “I'm done” in Telegram — and within 24 hours I'll send all your money back to your card. Everything you've created by then, you take with you.
And the domain — registered in your name from day one — goes with you, with a full year already paid: my parting gift.
When success isn't paid for with hours at a computer, it tastes even sweeter.
P.S. I fell in love with being able to edit my pages and create new offers while standing in line for coffee. Try it too — you've got nothing to lose. And I believe that within a month, instead of “I'm done”, you'll be sending me a very different kind of message.
Julie builds websites. I give them a backbone — words that sell.
You're telling yourself you have no copy. You're wrong. You have enough in you for a whole website. It's in the stories you tell when a customer is sitting across from you. In the replies you type into messages every day. In the reasons people keep coming back to you. It's just been lying around loose — in your head, in your chats, in talk over coffee. It had no shape, no rhythm, and no place where it sells.
Give me 15 minutes of your voice. Sit back, talk like you would to a friend — why you do what you do, what you've been through, what you love about it. I'll pull out your brand DNA: your tone, your vocabulary, your story — the arguments you've been using for years; they've just never stood side by side before.
Agencies call it a 'tone of voice' document and charge $1,200+ for it. With me, it's part of the Pro plan — one conversation, and it's yours.
From that moment on, you have the language of your brand — not a folder in a drawer. Every next text — a new offer, a new page, a new service — no longer starts from zero. It starts from you.
Your customers won't be reading a generic website. They'll read you. And they'll buy you.
If anything at all goes wrong, you write “I'm done” and within 24 hours you have your money back. The only thing you're risking is that your website starts bringing you joy.
⏳ --:--:--The discount lasts as long as the countdown on your trial website keeps running. This is the moment. After that, prices go back to full.
You choose a plan. I polish the website. A few minutes later, you're live.
Say it. Done.
