Zap — a finished client website in about seven minutes

What you deliver

Every page the ad account needs, not just the one.

A Google Ads campaign fails when every ad group lands on the same generic page. Building eleven pages by hand is a week nobody has, so most agencies do not. Zap builds all of them from one questionnaire, so a homeowner searching for outdoor kitchens arrives on a page about outdoor kitchens, and the campaign structure your client is paying for finally has somewhere to point.

Always included

Seven pages, every client

Home page/

Primary landing page/lp/

Contact us landing page/lp/contact-us/

Request a quote landing page/lp/request-a-quote/

Thank you page/thank-you/

Privacy policy/privacy/

Terms of service/terms/

One per service

Three services shown

Paver patios and driveways/lp/paver-patios-and-driveways/

Outdoor kitchens/lp/outdoor-kitchens/

Retaining and seat walls/lp/retaining-and-seat-walls/

Each one is written to that service alone — its own hero, its own browser title, its own meta description, and that service already chosen in the form. So a lead arrives naming the work it is about.

Three services, ten pages. Six services, thirteen. Twelve services, nineteen. Same questionnaire. Same seven minutes.

How it works

Four steps, and only one of them waits on anyone else.

Collect the completed questionnaire

Download it and email it to your client. Plain questions in plain language — their services, the towns they cover, their hours, two brand colours, three real reviews, their story. Everything the site says comes from their answers, and their Word document goes straight into Zap when it comes back.

waits on them

Drop it into Zap

Zap writes every field of the build sheet from their answers, checks each one against the layout, and puts a Fix button beside anything too long, too short, missing or duplicated. Where their answers do not cover a field, it writes a value, flags it, and asks you to approve or correct it before the site can be built. Nothing broken reaches the build, and nothing you have not seen does either.

about two minutes

Wire the tracking

Domain, Google tag, conversion event, Meta pixel, and your form endpoint. Named fields, no code, and each one lands in the right slot on the right pages.

a minute

Build and publish

Every page downloads as a file with a delivery sheet naming the exact address, page name, URL slug, title tag and meta description for each one. WordPress and static hosts take the files as they are. Wix wants a page created for each, and the sheet walks you through it field by field.

your platform

Seven minutes and the site is finished — ready for on-site SEO, page names and permalinks. Name the pages, point the domain, and you are live.

Every site includes

The parts you would otherwise wire by hand.

Conversion tracking that fires

Google tag, conversion event and Meta pixel land in the right slot on the right pages. Campaign parameters follow the visitor from ad click to the lead in your inbox, so you can prove which keyword paid.

Call tracking

Google Ads number swap has its own field, applied only to the pages that show a phone number, and one number lives on the page rather than four.

Your client's brand

Two colours from the client. Zap derives everything else from them in a perceptual colour space, so contrast and legibility hold no matter what they send.

Real reviews, real stars

Three to ten reviews with a Google rating badge and a star row cut where Google cuts it. Under three, the section comes off rather than sitting there looking thin.

Lead capture, end to end

Point the form at your endpoint. Leads arrive with the campaign data attached and the visitor lands on the thank-you page that records the conversion.

Verified before you see it

Every page is checked as it builds — structure, colour signature, tracking placement. A page that fails says so rather than shipping quietly broken.

Fit

Who this is for.

Built for

Agencies and freelancers running Google Ads for local service businesses.
Anyone who has built the same landing page for the twelfth roofer and would rather not build the thirteenth by hand.
Anyone who can paste a file into Wix, WordPress, Squarespace or a static host. Training is included.

Not for

Anyone wanting a drag-and-drop editor. The design is fixed, and that is what makes it seven minutes instead of a week.
Ecommerce, SaaS, or anything that is not a local service business.
Health, lending, insurance, tax, legal, credit repair and addiction treatment. The privacy and terms pages are not written for regulated industries.

Price

Lifetime license offer.

Zap Beta

$300once

Unlimited client landing-page-focused websites. No subscription, no cap on clients, and nothing per build to us. Zap writes through your own model provider account, which costs about fifteen cents a site, paid to them.

Lifetime Access to Zap Beta

Buy during the beta and you keep 50% off every future version and any subscription that follows, for as long as you have the account.

Your login arrives by email, usually within a few hours. Zap runs in the browser — nothing to install.

Questions

Before you buy.

Do I need an AI subscription?

No subscription. You connect an OpenRouter account to Zap in one click the first time you open it, put a few dollars of credit on it, and that is the whole setup. Each site costs about fifteen cents in model usage, billed by them and not by us. The copy is written through your own account, which means you read it, approve it and can change it before it reaches the build.

How long does it actually take?

About seven minutes from a finished questionnaire to a finished site. Two of those are Zap writing the copy, and the rest is you reading what it decided, entering the tracking, and publishing. Publishing depends on the platform — WordPress and static hosts are quick, Wix is slower because each page goes through the code window.

Where do the sites live?

Wherever you want. Zap gives you a folder of HTML files and a delivery sheet naming the address, page name, slug, title tag and meta description for each one. Keep that folder as the client's master copy, then paste the pages into their existing Wix, WordPress or Squarespace site. If they have no site, the files are a complete one — put them on any static host.

Can I change the design?

You control the client's two brand colours, their logo, their copy, and how many services and service areas appear. Layout, spacing and type are fixed.

What if the client changes something later?

The build sheet that made the site is a text file you keep. Open it, edit the phone number or the service copy or the brand colour, paste it back into step 3, and every page rebuilds with the change. Seven minutes again.

Is there a limit on client sites?

No. Build as many as you want, forever.

What does the $300 cover?

Zap Beta — access to it as it stands today and every fix shipped to it, for as long as it runs. Fixes reach you on your next page load. Beta buyers also keep 50% off future versions and any later subscription.

What if I get stuck?

Email admin@lead-centric.com. We answer within one business day, Monday to Friday.