Product / Marketing Studio
Describe your business. Get the marketing made for it
Marketing Studio is the AI designer for your business. Tell it what you do and it writes the words, designs the layout and picks the pictures — a complete website today, landing pages and posters next, video after that — then you ask for changes in plain language until it is right. One pool of credits covers everything it makes.
What you get
One studio for everything you put in front of customers
Your services, prices, hours and brand are already in EasyBiz. The studio starts from those instead of a blank page, so what comes back is about your business rather than a template with your logo dropped into it.
Business website
A complete multi-page site, written and designed for your trade, published on your EasyBiz address. Available now.
Landing pages
One page for one offer or one ad, on its own address, with a Book now that opens your Online Store. Coming soon.
Posters and videos
A promotion sized for the place you will post it, saved to your Media Center. Posters are coming soon; video is planned.
Changes by asking
Point at a section and say what is wrong. The studio rewrites that part instead of starting again.
Checked before you see it
It renders and reviews its own work against a brief for your trade, and repairs what falls short before anything reaches you.
One pool of credits
The same credits make a website, a landing page or a poster. Publishing and hosting are included, and keeping work online costs nothing.
The brief
A conversation, not a blank page
You answer a short brief in your own words — what the business does, who it is for, what makes it different. The studio reads that alongside your catalogue, your opening hours and your brand, so it starts with the facts rather than asking you to type them again.
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No theme to pick and no builder to learn. Describe the business the way you would to a customer.
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Services, prices, hours and locations come from your account. The studio never makes up a claim you did not give it.
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A laundry with pickup and delivery and a walk-in tailor need different pages. The brief asks which one you are.
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You see the credit range a job is expected to take, and it runs under a cap, so nothing runs away with your month.
Websites
A whole site, written and designed for your trade
The studio's first kind of output, and the one available today: a complete multi-page business website. It writes the copy, chooses the layout and picks the photography for the work you actually do, checks its own draft against a brief for your trade, and publishes to your EasyBiz address — or your own domain when you connect it.
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The copy, the layout and the images are chosen for the work you actually do, not assembled from a generic theme — two businesses do not come out looking alike.
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Check the layout on phone, tablet and desktop, in light and dark, before anyone else sees it.
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A revision is a scoped request against the site you already accepted, so the rest of it is not thrown away to fix one section.
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Publishing, hosting and your EasyBiz address are included, every published version is saved, and your own domain is connected on request.
March only Landing pages
One page for one offer, ready for the ad you are about to run
Coming soon. A landing page is a single page with one job — a seasonal offer, a new service, a campaign you are paying for clicks on. It is written from the same brief and brand as your site, published on its own address, and its Book now button opens your Online Store, so the click becomes an order instead of a visit.
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Tell the studio the offer and who it is for; it writes a page that asks the visitor for exactly one thing.
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Each landing page publishes on its own EasyBiz address, so an ad, a QR code or a WhatsApp broadcast can point straight at it.
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The call to action opens your Online Store, so a customer books in the same sitting instead of being sent to look for you.
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A landing page takes a fraction of the credits a website does — typically 15 to 30 — so one per campaign is normal, not extravagant.
Posters and videos
Something to post, from the same brief
Posters are coming soon: a promotion laid out at the size of the place you will post it — a WhatsApp status, a story, a feed image, a shop-window print — in your brand, with your offer and your photography. Every finished poster is saved to your Media Center, ready to drop into a WhatsApp campaign. Video is planned after that, out of the same pool of credits.
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Say where it will be posted and the studio lays the promotion out at that size, rather than cropping one image to fit everywhere.
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The logo, colours and photography come from your brand profile and your own pictures, so a poster looks like the business that posted it.
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A finished poster lands in your Media Center, where the WhatsApp campaign composer picks it up without a second upload.
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A poster typically takes 3 to 8 credits, so a month of promotions fits comfortably inside the plan.
This week Credits
One pool of credits, spent only on making things
Your plan includes a set number of credits each month, and every kind of output draws on the same pool — a month spent on posters is the same month you could have spent on a page. Credits are used up by generating, never by keeping work online: hosting, publishing and your EasyBiz address are included.
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You see the credit range a job is expected to take before it starts, and it runs under a cap, so nothing runs away with your month.
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A website is typically 60 to 100 credits, a landing page 15 to 30, a poster 3 to 8. Every run shows its own estimate, because the ranges are what to plan a month around.
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Published work costs no credits to keep up. Running out only means the next generation waits.
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Businesses in the beta use the studio at no charge under a published weekly fair-use limit, with the post-beta price already on the pricing page.
Better together
Connect this product to the next part of your workflow.
Use this product on its own, or connect it with another EasyBiz Cloud product when the next handoff needs shared customer or order context.
FAQ
Common questions about Marketing Studio
What can the studio make today?
Complete business websites. Landing pages and posters are next and draw on the same credits; video is planned after that. The console lists all four kinds so you can see what is coming, and only a kind that is available can be started — nothing is charged for a kind that does not exist yet.
Do I need to know how to build a website?
No. You describe your business in a chat and the studio drafts the first version for you. You can then ask it to change sections, or edit the wording yourself — no code, no drag and drop.
What is the difference between this and the Online Store?
Marketing Studio makes marketing — a website, landing pages, posters — written and designed for your trade. Online Store is your customers' booking app: services, slots, checkout, accounts and order history on its own web address, built and maintained by EasyBiz and dressed in your brand profile. They are separate products with separate prices, and a studio site needs no Online Store licence. Many businesses run both: the site and the landing pages tell the story, and their Book now buttons open the store.
Can I change the site after it goes live?
Yes. You can preview changes on desktop, tablet, and mobile before publishing. Every published version is saved, so you can restore an earlier one if a change does not feel right.
Can I add my own domain?
Yes. You can request custom-domain setup in the console, use the CNAME details shown there, and keep the assigned EasyBiz link live while the domain is activated.
Does keeping a site online cost credits?
No. Credits are spent making things, not keeping them up. Hosting, publishing and your EasyBiz web address are part of the price, and a published page costs nothing to leave online.
Where do the pictures come from?
From your own photos where you have them, and from licensed photography chosen for your trade where you do not. You can upload your own at any point and ask for a picture to be swapped.
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