What people build with beam.page.
No template, no designer, no code. You describe your business; your AI writes the site; we put it online. Here's the kind of thing people ask for — and what comes back.
Not mock-ups — here's a few we actually built and put online:
Nel's Tacos — a Bristol taco truck
A real site built by asking — menu, a where's-the-truck schedule, and a booking form that sends. See it live, then read the build log.
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Rosehip Bakery — a Brighton bakery
Warm cream and a serif — nothing like the taco truck. A real bakes menu, opening hours, and a working pre-order form.
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Steel City Plumbing — a Sheffield plumber
Navy and safety-orange, tap-to-call everywhere — built around one job: make the phone ring. The Sheffield postcodes and a real quote form.
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Esme Hartley — a Cotswolds wedding photographer
Ivory, a thin serif and a lot of quiet — a gallery-first portfolio with a real enquiry form. The photos are AI-generated too.
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Still Point Yoga — a Totnes yoga studio
Warm sand and sage, calm on purpose — a real weekly timetable, honest prices, and a booking form that sends.
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Waggington's — a Harrogate dog groomer
Teal, cream and coral, all grins — services, prices by dog size, a gallery, and a booking form that sends.
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Marigold & Moss — a Bath florist
Deep green, blush and a serif — seasonal bouquets, occasions, a same-day delivery promise, and an order form that sends.
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Sharps — a Manchester barbershop
Charcoal, bone and mustard, big blunt type — the cuts, the prices up front, walk-in info, and a booking form that sends.
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Salt & Vine — a Margate wine bar
Plum, brass and a printed-menu serif. A wine list that changes every Tuesday, small plates, hours, and a form for groups of six or more.
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Hollybank Landscapes — a Cardiff garden firm
Stone, forest green and terracotta — with a drag-to-compare before/after slider, honest prices, and a quote form that asks for a postcode.
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Mudlark Pottery — a Leeds class studio
Oatmeal, celadon and a wobbly serif — with a course timetable that shows the sold-out classes on purpose, so you can see how far ahead to book.
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Arch 12 — a Glasgow strength studio
Concrete, near-black and one acid lime. Honest prices, a “who this isn't for” section, and deliberately no before-and-after photos.
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Slipway Coffee — a Belfast roastery
Paper, roast brown and cobalt. Three coffees sorted by how you drink them — with milk, black, or decaf — and the origin spec in monospace underneath.
See the live site →Whatever you're doing, the shape is the same: you describe it, your AI builds it, beam hosts it — and you change it later just by asking.
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