Every website I have ever looked at closely tells the same story. It was fine at launch. Then the prices changed, a new service started, a photo went out of date — and each of those was a quote from someone, a ticket in someone's queue, or an evening lost to a site builder. So the owner stopped asking. A few years later the site describes a business that no longer exists.
The build was never the hard part. The hard part is that changing a website has always cost more than the change was worth. That is a labour problem, and it is exactly the kind of labour that no longer has to be done by hand.
So Curb does the labour. You give us the address of the site you have now. If you like it, we move it across as it is — same design, same pages, same addresses — onto a fast, modern stack that AI search can read. If you want something new, we design it. Either way, we read your site and send you a free check of it first, and nothing replaces your current site until you approve.
After that, the product is the change. Tell us what you want different — in chat, by text, or from your own AI assistant — look at the preview, approve it, and it ships. Most changes are live within the hour.
That last part matters more every month. People increasingly ask ChatGPT or Claude who to hire before they ever open a browser, and the assistant answers from whatever it can read. Every Curb site publishes plain facts about the business, an llms.txt and its own MCP server, so an assistant can describe you correctly and send you an enquiry. And because Curb itself speaks the same language, you can run your site from the assistant you already use.
A few things Curb will never become. It will not become a page builder: the moment you are dragging boxes around, you are doing the work you came to us to stop doing, and we can no longer promise the result is fast and correct. It will not become a call centre: one channel is what makes a fast reply possible. And it will not become a data business: we sell websites, and the trust center says exactly who touches yours.
We say only what we can check. You will not find “ADA compliant” on this site, or a review we did not earn, or a number about a competitor we could not find on their own pricing page. If something here is wrong, tell me and I will fix it.
Thank you for reading this far. Paste your address and we will check your site for free and tell you what we would fix.
Founder, Curb
