Human lead, AI powered Experience Manager

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Describe the change. RapidXM makes it, shows you a preview, and waits for your approval. What goes live is pre-compiled HTML — the fastest thing a browser can be handed.

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No plugins · no page builder · your own Cloudflare account

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Spring tune-up · $89

✓28 pages scanned ✓Contrast passes AA !2 pages missing a description

You → RapidXM

Add a spring tune-up offer to the home page Added above the services grid. Preview ready.

Put our phone number in the nav, bigger Nav updated across all 28 pages.

Check the whole site for problems Scanned 28 pages. 2 need a description.

Draft nothing published yet

0 Database queries What a visitor sets off when they open one of your pages.

1 Click to publish Yours. Nothing reaches the public without it.

330+ Cities serving you Cloudflare's network hands over the page from the nearest one.

100% In your account The hosting, the domain and the content belong to you.

The loop

Three things it does, over and over.

Most website work is not design. It is the same three jobs, forever: find out what is broken, change what needs changing, and keep the thing running. RapidXM does all three from a conversation.

Audit Find it before a customer does

Ask what is wrong and get a straight answer: broken links, missing page descriptions, contrast failures, pages that have quietly got heavy. Not a forty-page PDF — a list you can act on, and an offer to fix it.

Edit Say it in plain English

“Change the after-hours number.” “Add a page for the new location.” “Take the winter promo down.” The change is made everywhere it appears, and you see it in preview before anyone else does.

Manage Without becoming a webmaster

Redirects, forms, roles, posts, images, SEO fields, version history. The admin that quietly piles up gets handled — and you stay the one who approves it.

Everything you get

Every feature, and what it replaces.

Twenty-seven of them, grouped by the job they do. Each one lists the thing it takes off your bill, or off your calendar.

Audit

Know what is wrong before your customers find it.

AI site audit

Ask what is wrong. Every page is scanned for broken links, missing metadata and heavy assets, and you get a plain list of what to fix.

a $1,500 agency audit

Accessibility review

Colour contrast and heading structure are checked across the whole theme — and the fixes can be applied for you rather than described to you.

an accessibility consultant

Project health scan

Catches the silent failures: a section that renders as nothing while the page still returns a cheerful 200 to everyone looking.

finding out from a customer

SEO field check

Titles, descriptions, canonicals and redirects reviewed in one pass, and filled in where they are blank.

a monthly SEO retainer

Performance budget

Every deploy compiles to static HTML, so a page cannot quietly get slower between one visit and the next.

a caching plugin

Content inventory

Ask what is actually on your site — which pages mention a service, a price, or a phone number you stopped using in 2023.

a spreadsheet nobody updates

Edit

Change anything by describing it.

Chat-driven editing

Describe the change once. It is applied to every page it touches, not just the one you happened to be looking at.

an agency change request

Click-to-edit preview

Click a headline, a paragraph or an image in the preview and change it where it sits, in the real page.

hunting through a page builder

Typed sections and blocks

Pages are built from typed sections, so editing the words cannot break the layout around them.

a drag-and-drop mess

Brand tokens

Set your colours, logo and social links once. Every page — and every new section — follows them without being told.

a brand guidelines PDF

Version history

Restore any page or layout to how it was. Nothing you change is a one-way door.

a backup and a prayer

Bulk edits

A phone number, a price, a service area — changed everywhere it appears, in one instruction.

forty manual edits

New pages on request

Describe a page and it is built in your theme, out of the sections your site already uses.

a two-week design sprint

Posts and news

Write and publish articles with the same tools, on the same site, in the same design.

a second CMS

Image handling

Upload once. Images are converted and sized to suit whichever browser is asking for them.

resizing images by hand

Manage

The running of the thing, without you becoming a webmaster.

Human deploy gate

Nothing reaches the public until a person clicks Deploy. There is no way around it, and that is deliberate.

crossed fingers

Preview links

See the exact page, chrome and all, before anyone else can. Send the link to whoever needs to sign it off.

“can you send a screenshot?”

Forms in your own account

Enquiries land in a database inside your Cloudflare account. Nobody else is holding your leads.

a $29/month form plugin

Redirect management

Move or rename a page and the old address keeps working, so you keep the rankings you already earned.

a broken-link report

Team roles

Decide who can edit and who can publish. Everyone gets their own login.

sharing one password

Site knowledge base

Tell it your hours, your service area and your pricing once, and it stops asking.

a briefing document

Support chat

An assistant on your site that answers visitors from your own content — including at nine on a Sunday evening.

missed after-hours enquiries

Speed and ownership

Why the pages are fast, and why they stay yours.

Pre-compiled static HTML

Nothing renders the page when someone opens it and nothing queries a database. The file already exists.

a slow WordPress stack

Global edge delivery

Pages are handed over from the Cloudflare location nearest the person looking at them, not from one box in one city.

a single shared server

No plugin tax

Nothing to update, nothing to break after an update, nothing renewing on a card you forgot you gave them.

fourteen plugin subscriptions

Your own Cloudflare account

The site deploys into infrastructure you own. If you ever leave, the site stays exactly where it is.

being locked into a platform

Core Web Vitals by default

Fast pages rank better and convert better. Here that is the ordinary outcome rather than a project you pay for.

a performance optimisation invoice

The safety rail

Nothing goes live until you click Deploy.

The assistant can change anything. It cannot publish anything. Every edit lands in a draft you can open, read and reject — and the site the public sees does not move until you say so.

It is the one thing we refuse to automate.

See it on your own site

1 Draft The change is made and saved where only your team can see it.

2 You Open the preview. Read it. Approve it, or ask for something different.

3 Live Compiled to static HTML and pushed to the edge in one step.

Who it is for

Built for the owner, not the webmaster.

If your website is something you own rather than something you work on — if updating it means emailing someone and waiting three days — this is built for you. You will not be asked to learn a page builder, and you will never be stuck unable to change your own opening hours.

HVAC and plumbing
Dental and medical
Law firms
Trades and contractors
Restaurants
Real estate
Veterinary
Fitness studios
Accountants
Home services

Next step

Bring your current site. The audit is free.

We will run the audit on the site you have now and show you what it finds — broken links, slow pages, missing metadata — before you decide anything at all.

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