- 0.11.0
Lower prices, your own AI, your own repo
Hosting costs us almost nothing, so the monthly price came down. What you pay for now is the move, the AI-ready setup and the tools around your site.
- ImprovedStandard is now $29/month or $290/year, and Pro $59/month or $590/year. The one-time migration fee is unchanged.
- New$20 (Standard) or $40 (Pro) of Curb AI edits a month, and unlimited edits with your own AI.
- NewEvery site's code in a private GitHub repo. Every push gets a Curb check, and a passing push to main publishes.
- 0.10.2
Curb, side by side
A comparison with Squarespace, Wix, Webflow, Framer, WordPress.com and the AI builders — sourced from each vendor's own pages.
- New/compare: price, who makes changes, what the AI does, export and agent access, side by side, with sources and the date we checked.
- 0.10.1
Your website, ready for the AI age
No web designer, no agency, no WordPress. The home page now says plainly what Curb replaces and what you move to.
- NewA home section on what you leave behind — the designer, the agency, WordPress — and the AI-ready stack you move to.
- ImprovedWhy Curb answers what happens to a WordPress site when it moves.
- 0.10.0
Curb is for every kind of site
Curb no longer builds only for local service businesses. Startups, agencies, portfolios, nonprofits, publications, events and personal sites are all in — everything except online stores, for now.
- NewEight use-case pages at /use-cases replace the ten industry pages. Old /industries links redirect to the closest one.
- ImprovedExample builds now span a SaaS startup, a design studio, a photographer, a nonprofit, a conference, a publication and a personal site alongside the trades.
- ImprovedPlans are assigned by page count alone: up to ten pages is Standard, more is Pro. Prices are unchanged.
- 0.9.0
Industry pages, a real changelog, and the trust center
The marketing site grew up. Ten industry pages written for the trades we actually build for, a changelog you are reading right now, a trust center, and a brand page.
- NewFree website audit at /audit — paste any address and get back the things that are measurably broken on that homepage, with no email required.
- NewTen industry pages — roofing, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, landscaping, dental, med spas, real estate, law and auto repair — each with its own service-area and FAQ structure.
- NewTrust center covering how customer data is handled, who our subprocessors are, and what we do not do with your information.
- NewBrand page with the wordmark, palette, type and usage rules.
- NewBlog, opened with posts on local search, site speed and what a small business site actually needs.
- NewCustomers page showing example builds across ten verticals.
- ImprovedRemoved the pages that were not ours to keep: the old product, API and use-case sections are gone and redirect to the pages that replaced them.
- FixedThe industry and Why Curb pages were referencing 48 CSS classes that did not exist — the hero visual and the pillar graphics rendered unstyled and enormous. Rewrote those visuals around what we sell and gave them real styles.
- NewSix more posts, one per trade, linked from the matching industry page.
- FixedRetired two things the site was pretending to have: dead social links and a language switcher that only ever spoke English.
- 0.8.0
Text-to-change goes end to end
The change loop is the product. A text now lands in one queue, gets classified, executed, rebuilt and deployed without a human touching it for routine edits.
- NewOne inbound queue for text and email, with automatic triage into content change, question, or escalate-to-human.
- NewRoutine content changes execute, rebuild and deploy on their own, and reply with a link to the live change.
- ImprovedCancellation signals now bypass automation entirely and go straight to a person.
- ImprovedMedian time from request to live change is under an hour; the published guarantee stays at 24 hours.
- 0.7.0
Static publish pipeline and custom domains
Customer sites no longer render from the app. A publish event builds the site and pushes it to the CDN, so a site stays up even when everything else is down.
- NewPublish builds each site statically and deploys it to the CDN, isolating every customer site from app downtime.
- NewCustom domains with automatic SSL issuance and renewal — one CNAME from your DNS and nothing to maintain.
- ImprovedOld URLs from a migrated site are mapped to permanent redirects so search rankings carry over.
- FixedEmail hosting on a migrated domain is now verified before any DNS change is made.
- 0.6.0
Nothing ships below the bar
A hard quality gate between generation and launch. If a site does not clear it, it does not go out — it goes back for another pass.
- NewEvery site must clear 95+ on performance and SEO, zero axe-core accessibility violations, and zero broken links before launch.
- NewScreenshot review catches visual defects — overflow, bad crops, placeholder text left in — before a human ever sees the site.
- ImprovedFailed checks now return a defect report to the generation step instead of just failing.
- ImprovedImage budgets enforced per page, so a fifty-photo gallery still passes Core Web Vitals on a phone.
- 0.5.0
Published pricing, no build fee
Two plans, assigned by the shape of your business rather than by negotiation, and the same price for everyone.
- NewStandard at $99/month for a single location up to ten pages; Pro at $199/month for multi-location or heavier service-area builds.
- NewAnnual prepay at $990 and $1,990.
- ImprovedBuild fee removed entirely — we build the site before you pay, and you decide after you have seen it.
- 0.1.0
First sites built and shipped
The generation pipeline produced its first complete sites end to end: audit the existing site, read the brand, write the content, build, check, deploy.
- NewAudit engine combining performance, SEO, accessibility and deterministic checks into one record per site.
- NewBrand reader that derives palette and typography from a business's existing site and photos.
- NewContent generation for home, services, service-area, about and contact pages with schema markup and sitemaps generated by the template.
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