Keep a small website up to date without editing code.
A small business site goes stale because every change means opening an editor. With Venta, you describe the change, check the preview, and publish.
- Publish apps and sites
- Available on: Venta Studio, Venta Teams, and Venta UltraWorks on: Any browser, Phones, and Windows
- Publish to WordPress
- Available on: Every plan, the free one includedWorks on: Any browser, Phones, and Windows
- Scheduled helpers
- Available on: Every plan, the free one includedWorks on: Any browser, Phones, and Windows
The problem
Opening hours change, prices change, a new product arrives. If each edit needs a developer or an hour in a site builder, the site falls behind.
How it works in Venta
- Describe the page, or the change, in plain words; Venta shows a preview.
- Ask for adjustments until it is right, then publish it to a public link.
- For a WordPress site, connect it once and ask Venta to publish articles there.
- Set a helper to check the site every week, for example for broken links, and report what it found.
What Venta uses
Try this prompt
Update my bakery page: Saturday hours are now 8 to 2, and add the new sourdough to the menu in the same style as the others. Show me a preview first.
Limitations
- Published pages are public to anyone with the link.
- It edits pages Venta built and posts to WordPress; it does not edit a site built in another site builder.
- Publishing to Webflow and Shopify is not available yet.
Questions people ask first
- Can it edit my existing website?
- If the site runs on WordPress, it can publish articles to it. For other site builders, Venta can build a new page for you to publish instead.
- Do I need to know code?
- No. You describe changes in plain words and check them in the preview.
- How often can a helper check my site?
- Helpers run on Venta's daily check, so daily or weekly is a good fit.