How Densnap works
From your business details to a preview, a published website and customer inquiries. Learn the steps of building with Densnap.
Start with the business, not a template
Tell Densnap your business name, what you offer, your location or service area, and what you want visitors to do. Use a business email you can access. These details give the generated website a specific purpose.
Add your own photos, logo or useful documents if you have them. Only upload material you own or have permission to use. A short, accurate description is more useful than a long list of vague claims.
Review your website
Densnap generates a website from your details. Check the preview on both a phone and a larger screen. Read every headline, service description and contact detail before publishing.
Request specific changes: “Make requesting an estimate the main action” is clearer than “Make it better.” Verify that generated text does not invent services, qualifications or customer reviews.
Choose your plan and address
Review the subscription offer at checkout and choose an available eligible domain. Availability can change until registration completes. Publishing, domain registration, DNS and HTTPS are separate steps, so a temporary Densnap address may be ready before your custom domain.
Keep your information useful
Update your services, hours and photos when the business changes. Customer inquiry forms connect visitors to your business; check the inquiries area and follow up through your usual business channels.