The idea
Every suburb has a dozen cafés with great coffee and no website — an outdated Instagram, maybe a Google listing, nothing they own. Not because they don't want one, but because getting one built is annoying, slow, and priced for businesses bigger than theirs.
FastPage collapses the entire process: point it at a venue's Google Business Profile and it imports their photos, hours, reviews and rating, writes the copy, and publishes a finished site to a live URL. One command.
The build
The interesting problem wasn't the site generator — it was making the output good enough that an owner sees their own business and says "that's us." That meant real photos over stock, copy that sounds like a local venue rather than a template, and blocks for the things hospitality actually needs: menus, hours, bookings, events.
The sales motion is the other half of the product. I build the site before the pitch, walk in the door, and show them their own site already running. The demo is the close.
Where it's going
More suburbs, more verticals beyond food and drink, and tightening the loop from prospect list to published demo so the walk-in pipeline never runs dry.