For web design agencies · freelancers · Google Business Profile managers
The client's website is built before the pitch — from their Google Business Profile
blasa Creator is a website builder for agencies and web designers. Paste a client's Google Business Profile (Google Maps) link and blasa writes and publishes their complete, multilingual website in minutes — headline and sections from their real reviews, photos from their listing, hours and phone already correct. Build up to 50 client websites a month, free, spend one of your 20 Pro upgrades on each client that signs, hand the site over by email — and sell it at your price.
How agencies use it
1. Build, free. Paste the Google Business Profile link of any local business — restaurant, café, salon, gym, clinic, shop, trade. A finished site is live at their-name.blasa.shop in a few minutes: no editor, nothing to lay out, the copy already written from what their customers praise, in their language plus English.
2. Upgrade the ones that sign. When a client says yes, spend one of your 20 Pro upgrades on their site: the ad and the "Made with blasa" badge come off, their own domain can be connected, a new blog page is published every day, and 20 rebuilds a month are included.
3. Hand over by email. Invite the client with their email address. They sign in with it — no password — and the site is theirs: their dashboard, their visitors, calls and messages. The Pro upgrade travels with the site, and when a client later buys their own blasa plan, your upgrade comes back to you automatically.
What the agency plan includes
Up to 50 client websites a month built free · 20 Pro upgrades to spend on them, plus any you buy (10 for $49, 100 for $299, one-time, never expiring) · unlimited handovers · a client dashboard per site · multilingual by default with right-to-left layout for Arabic, Hebrew, Persian and Urdu · LocalBusiness and FAQ structured data, hreflang and a per-site llms.txt on every site, so clients are found by search engines and AI assistants.
Why an upgrade comes back to you
A Pro upgrade is a lease you hold, not a licence you give away. If a client later buys their own blasa plan, their site is paid for by them — and your upgrade is returned to you automatically. So when all 20 are in use, the fastest way to free one costs you nothing: ask a client to take over their own plan.
Pricing for agencies and freelancers
$149 a year, about $12.42 a month — or $19.99 a month if you would rather not commit. Cancel any time from your billing page. There is no free plan and no free trial on Creator; a shop owner building one site for their own business can still do that free on blasa.shop.
What Creator is not
There is no editor and it is not white-label: blasa builds one excellent site from a business's own reviews and, on a Pro upgrade, removes its badge — but nothing carries your brand. It needs a Google Business Profile with reviews to build from, and it is not an online store: no shopping cart, card payments or member logins. Bookings and orders open the client's existing systems from Book and Order online buttons, and every site has a menu or services section and its own blog.
How Creator compares for agencies
vs Wix Studio and Webflow. Design tools with full control. You supply the design hours and the copy, and hosting is billed per site whether or not the client signs. Creator: No editor and nothing to lay out: the copy is already written from the client's reviews, and prospects publish free — nothing is billed per site until one signs.
vs Duda. A white-label agency platform: your brand on the editor and on the client's login, priced per site. Creator: Not white-label — the client's dashboard is blasa's — but there is no per-site fee for prospects, and every site is multilingual with right-to-left layout built in.
vs Durable, Brila, 10Web and other AI builders. Generate a site from a prompt or a URL, then charge a subscription per site — so for an agency every prospect costs money before the pitch. Creator: Builds from the Google Business Profile — reviews, photos, hours — not a prompt, so the copy is true of that business. Prospects are free, upgrades go only on clients that sign, and handover by email is built in.
vs WordPress with a theme. Total control and total responsibility: hosting, updates, security, and every word written by you. Creator: Zero maintenance — hosting, structured data, hreflang and a new page a day are included. The trade is that nobody can edit the layout.
Questions agencies ask
Is blasa Creator a white-label website builder?
Not in the reseller sense: nothing carries your agency's brand. On the free plan a client site shows a small "Made with blasa" badge and one ad; a Pro upgrade removes both and lets you connect the client's own domain, so the site reads as theirs. You set the price you charge the client; blasa never contacts them with an offer.
What does it build the website from?
The client's Google Business Profile — their Google Maps listing: reviews, photos, hours, phone, address and category. It needs a listing with reviews; there is no blank page and no prompt to write. Every site is multilingual by default: the reviews' language plus English, right-to-left for Arabic, Hebrew, Persian and Urdu.
Is there a free trial?
No. Creator is a paid plan — $149 a year or $19.99 a month, cancel any time. A shop owner building one site for their own business can still do that free on blasa.shop.
What does my client see?
A finished website at their own blasa address (or their own domain), and once they accept the invitation, a dashboard with their visitors, calls and messages. They never see your other clients.
What if all 20 Pro upgrades are in use?
Everything still works — new sites are built free, and handovers still go through on the free plan. Three ways to upgrade one more: take an upgrade off a site that no longer needs it; ask an existing client to take over their own plan, which returns yours automatically and costs you nothing; or add more — 10 for $49, 100 for $299, bought once and never expiring.
Can I or the client edit the site?
There is no editor. blasa builds one excellent site from a business's own reviews; if a client needs pixel control, they need a different tool. It is not an online store (no shopping cart, card payments or member logins); bookings and orders open the client's existing systems from Book and Order online buttons, and every site has a menu or services section and its own blog.
What happens if I cancel?
Every upgraded site goes back to the free plan: still online, with the ad and the badge. Sites you handed over stay with their owners. Nothing is deleted.