From your listing

A website from your public listing

People find you on a map or in a directory, then look for somewhere to go next. GenLP looks for what is already public about your business, such as listings and your social pages, shows you what it found, and builds a site with your services, hours, location and a button people can tap to call.

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Which one is it?Demo

Café Quillfern

Neighborhood café

directory.example
facebook.com
instagram.com

Pages in this demo

Home
About
Gallery
Contact

Public pages only · Nothing is public until you say so

What GenLP reads

Public pages about your business, found by searching the open web.

Listing and directory pages that show your name, address, opening hours or phone number, when they are public.
Your Facebook page and your Instagram, if they are public.
Your own website, if you have one, even an old one.

What it shows you before it writes

Two businesses can share a name, so it checks which one is yours.

It asks “Which one is it?” and shows up to three matches, with the sites each was found on.
If none is right, choose “None of these. I’ll enter the details”. It stops searching and builds from what you give it.
Then you say what visitors should do: call, book or come in.

What it cannot see

Anything that needs your login, and anything that is not on a public page.

Your business account on any listing service. GenLP does not sign in to it and does not need access.
What only you know: prices you have not posted, a new service, this month’s hours.
Whether a listing is still current. Check the hours and the phone number in the draft before you publish.

What you add

A name and a town are enough to start.

Your business name and what it is, for example “Café Quillfern, a neighborhood café”.
A link to your listing or your social page, to point it at the right business.
What a listing leaves out: a menu or price list as a file, your service area, how to book.
The button that matters most: call, WhatsApp or a booking link. The site is built around it.

Questions

Questions from businesses with a listing

Does it use my Google listing?

Only if it turns up when GenLP searches the open web for your business. GenLP does not sign in to your Google account or your Business Profile and needs no access to them, and you can correct anything it found.

Will the hours and the phone number be right?

They come from the public pages it found, which can be out of date. The draft is private, so check them in the editor and change anything before you publish.

Can customers call or message from the site?

Yes. A button can call a phone number, open WhatsApp, send an email or open your booking page. Say which matters most when it asks what visitors should do.

We have no listing yet. Can we still start?

Yes. Give it your business name, what you offer and where you work. If it finds nothing public, it asks three short questions and builds from your answers.

Who is the website for?