Your site, built and maintained by the AI.
A web developer runs about $70k a year. The AI builds your pages, posts, and layouts, handles your domain, SSL, and SEO, and shows you a preview before anything goes live. You review the diff; nothing updates silently.
Pages built from what your business is about.
Describe the page. Read the preview.
Say build me a case study page for the customer we just closed, and the AI drafts it from your brand voice and layout system, then shows you a preview URL. A block-based editor sits underneath, but you don't drag blocks or write filler. You review, request tweaks, approve.
Everything a marketing site needs, maintained.
Not a wireframe tool and not a headless CMS. A hosted site the AI keeps current.
Domain, SSL, and SEO handled.
The plumbing you'd rather not touch.
Publishing lives under your own domain, with no Giant Context branding unless you opt in. Automatic TLS, a sitemap and robots file, canonical URLs, per-page meta titles and descriptions, and Open Graph cards are handled so the site is legible to search engines without you configuring any of it.
You tried the agency. It didn't sound like you.
The agency pitched well. The first deliverable was good, the third was generic, and by month six the output could have been for any B2B SaaS company at your stage. The work was competent. It just wasn't yours, because the senior person you trusted saw your account for twenty minutes a month.
Giant Context inverts the economics that broke there. Context is free to ingest, so the briefing step has no hourly meter. Revisions are minutes, not days, so you stay in the loop without losing what was wrong with the last draft. And the price is the work done, not an hourly rate with an incentive to stretch the engagement.
The AI is not trying to justify a retainer.
What the AI doesn't do.
Honest edges. The AI generates within your brand system; it isn't Framer or Webflow.
Stop paying for a site you're afraid to touch.
Sync your context and let the AI draft a refreshed site. You review the preview and approve before it goes live.