Make the website.
Take the bookings.
Get paid.
PageWebPro is a website builder with the business end already in it — forms, bookings, tickets, a shop and cookieless statistics — on a site you edit yourself, or hand to an AI agent.
Everything a visitor did lands in one inbox.
Enquiries, bookings and orders are three different modules and one list — merged per site, newest first, each one still linked to the record it came from.
Four modules, already in the box.
Not add-ons and not third-party embeds — each one has its own settings, its own records, and a widget the published page draws at runtime.
Build the fields on the page. Submissions are validated in the browser and again on the server against the same spec, screened by a honeypot and Cloudflare Turnstile, then stored and emailed.
Tables, rentals or appointments — three modes with their own pricing and availability rules. Events carry occurrences, ticket tiers and QR check-in.
Physical, digital and subscription products, a cart shared with ticket sales, and hosted checkout through Mollie or Stripe.
First-party and cookieless: a rotating daily salt instead of an identifier, so there is nothing to consent to and nothing to hand to a third party.
A sentence on the left. What the platform ran on the right.
Every editor action is also a tool an agent can call over MCP — the same access checks, the same validation. This site was written that way, from a terminal.
Four kinds of business, four different jobs.
Covers booked while the kitchen is running.
Products, orders and payment before dispatch.
Occurrences, ticket types and QR check-in.
One form, one inbox, one place to answer.
Your account is the only thing standing between you and a site.
Create one, pick a starting point, and change anything on the page. Attach your own domain when it is ready — not before.