You type what you want in plain English. We turn it into a real, live website — prototype ready in 60 seconds. That fast, that simple.
Designers ghost you. Devs quote three times the budget. Project managers invent meetings to sound busy. You just want a website. Make cuts the middlemen and the bullsh*t.
Describe your site in natural language inside a modern chat UI. Pages, features, integrations, budget — just say it.
We ask a few targeted questions, then hand you a fixed quote. Pay once via Stripe. No hourly surprises.
Your prototype renders in ~60 seconds. We iterate on it live at make.neverslave.com/client/your-project. You approve in up to 3 change rounds. Max.
Approved? It deploys. Done is not a lie anymore.
At least everywhere else. Here, when we say done, the link works, the design holds up on mobile, and the checkout actually charges people. Revolutionary, we know.
One fixed quote from the chat. Pay via Stripe, get the site. No scope creep, no "actually that's extra".
Every site is hosted and maintained. Products with a backoffice panel include continuous development (bug tracker + feature requests, €200/mo) to keep dependencies safe and the system non-vulnerable.
You pay 50% up front — that's the part that feels scary, so here's the part that isn't: if you don't love the first live prototype (ready in ~60 seconds), we refund you in full. No questions. Either you love it, or we stop there and you get your money back. You can't lose.
No duct-taped magic. Whatever we build, we build it solid — so your future developers (or ex-developers) will thank you for it.
the honest q&a
Fair question — you should ask it. The short answer: no. The long answer is below.
Fair question — but no. Here's the difference in one sentence:
Those are dev tools. They put a powerful machine in front of you and say "here, drive." You still have to know what you want, learn the tool, and know what "done" even looks like.
Make is a deliverable. You describe the result you want, in plain English, and we hand you a finished, live, hosted website you can show a customer today.
| Dev tools (Lovable / Codex) | Make |
|---|---|
| People who know how to build | People who just want the result |
| Moderate / technical skill | None — you talk, we build |
| Code / a preview you must finish | A deployed, hosted, maintained site |
| Real learning curve | Zero |
| A faster tool | A finished outcome |
Because there are two different jobs, and they're not competing with each other.
Codex / Lovable = the DIY lane. You're the one doing the work, iterating, debugging, and finally deploying it yourself. Great, if that's what you enjoy.
Make = the "hand it to someone" lane. You don't want to learn a tool or run a deploy. You want a website that exists — and to be able to sleep while it happens.
You're not paying us for tokens. You're paying for judgment, taste, the last mile of deployment, and the human who keeps it alive afterward. A tool doesn't give you that. A builder does.
Five things, straight:
They can copy the technology — not the position.
A big tool can add a "deploy" button overnight. What it can't buy is a human relationship, taste, and the willingness to be accountable for a live deliverable. Those are agency skills, not library dependencies.
We're not a better Lovable. We're a better agency with a tool for a brain. Different game.
Honestly — if you already know exactly what you're building, enjoy learning tools, and want to own the code, go build with Lovable or Codex. They're excellent for that.
You shouldn't have to become a developer to have a website. If you'd rather describe it and get it back done, that's us.
A tool gives you capability. We give you a finished outcome you can point a customer to today.
no stock photos, just receipts
They described a site. We built it. Here's what they said.
"I described my bakery site in the chat on a Tuesday evening. By the time I made coffee the next morning, I had a live link with online ordering. My regulars thought I spent a month on it."
Elena Moretti
Bakery owner, Florence
"I'm a physio, not a developer. I needed a booking system that actually worked. Make handled the Stripe payments and the calendar without me touching a line of code."
Dr. Rafael Costa
Physiotherapist, Lisbon
"We'd been quoted €12k for a dashboard by an agency. Make built it for a fraction of that. The dashboard tracks our sales and sends alerts — it just works."
Marcus Keller
Operations lead, Berlin
"I run a small boutique and needed an online store with a custom look. The team nailed the vibe on the first prototype. Three change rounds, done. Painless."
Sofia Laurent
Boutique owner, Lyon
"The part that sold me was the maintenance plan. They watch my site, fix bugs, and I never think about servers. It's like having a dev team on retainer for a coffee's price."
James Turner
Founder, London
"I'm a freelancer who manages client sites, and Make handles the heavy lifting. I bill my clients, they host and maintain everything. It's the best 'back office' I've ever had."
Ana Petrova
Freelance designer, Amsterdam