For organizations
If you can write an email,
you can update the website.
We move your organization's site over and make it much faster. Then a volunteer types what they want changed. No webmaster needed.
Say it. See it on your site.
What organizations use SayPages for
Posted the day it's decided
Service times, closures, and events go up in a sentence.
Hand it over without training
When a volunteer moves on, the next one types what they want.
Announce a closure
One sentence puts a banner on every page.
Sound familiar?
Why the website waits for one volunteer
One person knows how
Every update waits for the volunteer who set it up.
Notices go stale
Last month's event is still on the home page.
Small bills pile up
Hosting, a theme, plugins, and someone to keep them running.
Just say it
Changes you'd actually make
Type it the way you'd say it.
- Add our Christmas Eve service times to the home page.
- Change the food bank hours to Tuesday and Thursday, 10 to 2.
- Add a page for the youth mission trip with this photo and a link to the sign-up sheet.
- Put a banner at the top saying we're closed for the storm today.
- Update the staff page: Sarah is now our volunteer coordinator.
How it works
We move it. We host it. You change it.
1We move your site in 7 days
Guaranteed. Our team rebuilds it: same design, pages, and domain.
2We handle the hosting
Hosting, security, and upkeep, all included. Nothing for you to manage.
3No technical skills needed
If you can send a text, you can change your site. Say what you want.
4Preview, then publish
Every change is a private preview first. One click puts it live.
Why people leave their page builder
Builders make the first site easy. Getting found and keeping it current is on you.
Hard to find in search
We fix every SEO check
Every change is a project
Say it, check it, publish
So the site falls behind
Fix it in one sentence
You pay someone anyway
Only pay for changes you make
Why organizations switch
Faster, and easy to change
No tool to learn
Type what you want, like writing an email.
Nothing goes live by accident
Every change is a draft. Check it, then publish.
Fast on every phone
Quick on every phone, even on a weak signal.
Your site, as it is
Same design, URLs, and domain. Bookmarks keep working.
What it looks like
What it looks like
A volunteer opens the editor on Sunday afternoon and types “Add next week’s bulletin as a PDF under Notices, and put the potluck on the events page.” A preview appears. They check it, press Publish, and the site is up to date before Monday.
FAQ
Questions organizations ask us
What if a volunteer makes a mistake?
Nothing goes live until someone presses Publish, and every version is saved. Undo a change, or go back to any earlier version, in one click.
Do we need someone technical?
No. If you can describe the change in an email, you can make it. You never see code or files.
What does it cost to make changes?
You only pay for the changes you make. Your plan covers hosting and the editor, and you top up credits when you want changes. Clicking text and retyping it is free.
More answers on the FAQ page.
Keep the website current, whoever is helping this year.
Or book a demo and we'll walk through it with you.