Create your website

Bulido can publish a one-page public website for your business — your services, an "About" section, contact details, and portfolio — at https://bulido.com/u/<your-slug>. The whole flow lives under Settings → Company → Website.

This article walks through everything end-to-end. For switching the visual design after the site exists, see Website template.

Before you start

Make sure these are filled in under Settings → Company, since the wizard reads from them:

• Company name
• Country
• Phone — recommended. The main call-to-action button on the website is "Call us" and only renders when a phone number is set.
• Email — optional, shown as a secondary action.
• Logo — optional, shown in the header.

You also need at least one service — without services the generated copy has nothing to talk about. Add them under Services.

1. Open the wizard

Go to Settings → Company → Website. The first time you arrive you'll see a short welcome card with a Start button.

2. Answer six quick questions

Bulido asks six questions and uses your answers to shape the tone, structure, and angle of the generated copy. You can go Back at any step to change an answer.

1. How do you work? — on your own / with a small team / through a company.
2. How long have you been doing this? — under 2 years / 2–5 / 5–10 / over 10.
3. What's your main trade? — pick the closest category. Don't see yours exactly? Pick the nearest one — you can edit the generated copy afterwards.
4. Where do you take on work? — your city / your region / nationwide.
5. How far will you travel? — only asked when you picked "my city". Enter the radius in km.
6. How should the website sound? — professional or friendly.

After step 6, click Generate my website. This kicks off the generation, but nothing's locked in — you can edit individual fields afterwards.

3. Generation (1–2 minutes)

Bulido takes your survey answers and company profile and assembles the page. The screen shows a progress message; you can leave the tab — you'll get a notification when it's ready.

If something fails (rare), the screen shows a Try again button. Click it to retry generation.

Steps 4–6 below can be done in any order. The slug field lives in the action bar at the top of the page; the content editors and portfolio sit below them, with the live preview at the bottom. The page builder's top bar has just Save and Exit — turning the site on (step 7) happens back in Settings, not here.

4. Edit the content

Once generation finishes, you land on the editor. Each block has its own field with a Save button next to it:

• Hero title — the big headline at the top.
• Hero subtitle — the short line under it.
• About — the longer paragraph(s) about you. Use a blank line between paragraphs.
• CTA text — the label on the call button (the button itself uses your phone number).
• Meta description — the snippet Google shows under your link in search results.
• Service blurbs — each of your services has its own title + body. Edit them individually.

Edits save when you click Save for that field. The preview at the bottom of the page re-renders right away.

5. Add portfolio photos

Below the text editors there's a Portfolio section. For each entry:

1. Click Add item to create a new portfolio block.
2. Give it a title (e.g. "Bathroom renovation in Brighton") and an optional description.
3. Drop in or upload JPG / PNG photos. 10 MB per file.
4. Drag entries to reorder them.

Portfolio data is stored separately from the template, so it survives a template switch.

6. Pick your public URL

In the Public URL section (top of the page), set the slug — the part after /u/ in the address. Allowed: 3–30 lowercase letters, digits, and dashes (alex-painting, acme-renovations).

Some words are reserved (login, admin, etc.) and slugs taken by another user are rejected — you'll see an inline message. The address is what your customers will type or tap, so pick something short and memorable.

7. Turn the site on

A freshly generated website is hidden — it isn't public until you turn it on yourself, and that's done back in Settings → Company → Website (not with a button in the editor). That website section shows the current status (green dot + Published when live, grey + Hidden when not), the public address, an Edit button that reopens the page builder, and the switch you need:

• Visible to the public — flip it on to make https://bulido.com/u/<your-slug> reachable to the public. Flip it off to take the site offline again: the URL returns a "not found" page, your content stays in Bulido, and you can show it again any time.

You need a slug set before the site can go live. For more on showing and hiding, see Website status.

Switch the template anytime

Right under the portfolio editor there's a Website template picker with the available designs. Switching template doesn't lose any content — only the layout changes. Full details: Website template.

What's next

• Website template — pick or switch the visual design.
• Add a company logo — used in the website header.