About This Site

This site is the reference layer for AI Website Systems. It exists for one reader: the person who builds websites for other people and is trying to decide what to build them on.

Why this is a separate site

The main site at aiwebsitesystems.com sells the system. It compares options, states prices, and takes walkthrough requests.

This site does the slow work behind those comparisons. One record per platform, one page per question, written so you can read it without anybody pitching at you. When a comparison on the main site says something about a platform, this is where the detail lives.

Splitting it that way keeps both honest. A sales page that also tries to be a neutral reference ends up being neither.

Who writes it

Krisada. Twenty plus years as an SEO Specialist, currently running a portfolio of around 160 domains built and measured on this stack. Every claim here about how the system behaves comes from running it, not from a product sheet.

That also means this is a commercial site. We sell one of the platforms in the directory. We have tried to make our own record read like the others, judged by the same three questions, and we have left in the parts that are not flattering.

How the platform directory is researched

Each record describes what a platform is and how it is sold. That information changes slowly, which is why it is worth writing down.

Each record carries the vendor's own published price, read off their pricing page and stamped with the date it was read. Nothing is estimated, and every record links back to the page the number came from.

Current feature lists are deliberately missing, because those change monthly and a stale feature list reads as fact while being wrong.

Each record carries the date it was last checked. If a record says something about a platform that is no longer true, the date tells you how much to trust it, and we would rather you check the link than take our word for it.

What we will not do here

• Invent a number. If we do not have evidence for a figure, it does not appear.
• Call a competitor bad. A platform that does not fit your shop may fit somebody else's perfectly.
• Claim structured data creates rankings. It helps a page get read correctly. That is a different sentence.
• Hide a page from search. Nothing on any site we run carries a no index tag. That rule came from a mistake that cost five months.

Finding your way around

• The agency platform directory is the reference. Start here if you are comparing.
• What you get, how you deliver and what you own cover this platform specifically.
• Start a web design agency is for the one person shop doing the arithmetic.
• The glossary and the FAQ answer the vocabulary and the common questions.
• Examples and proof is the receipts, including the parts that went wrong.

Pricing, licensing and the walkthrough request all live on the main site. There is no form on this one.