Built for the people who build sites

Every web designer knows the maths. A small business site — a bakery, a barber, a two-person joinery — is a few hundred pounds of work. But the first days of it aren't design at all. They're scaffolding: rough copy, placeholder photos, a layout to react to, a blank page to fill before the real work can start. That unpaid, unglamorous stretch is why so many of these jobs get turned down.

Ryzor does that stretch for you. You give it a short brief — who the client is, what they do, a sentence in their own words — and it hands back a finished, responsive website. Real copy, a sensible layout, colours and photography chosen for the trade. Not a template you fill in; a first draft to react to, built in about a minute.

What it deliberately doesn't do is replace you. It has no taste, no client relationship, and no judgement about what this particular business needs. That's still your job — the edits, the refinements, the conversation, the call on what's right. Ryzor is a power tool, not a replacement. The sites it makes are entirely yours: edit them, host them anywhere, charge whatever you like. We take no cut.

It's made for freelancers taking on a few clients and studios running a steady pipeline. If you build small business websites for a living, it's built for you.