Live demo · LiteSite

From a Google search to a website that sells.

This is exactly what a merchant experiences — no designer, no code, about a minute from business name to bilingual, installable, GBP-ready website.

Step 1 of 12 — The Facebook trap

Most Thai SMEs point their Google Business Profile at a Facebook page — an algorithmic blind spot that costs them the 'website' click.

The algorithmic blind spot

A Facebook page is not a website.

✕Google can't rank a Facebook URL as your GBP website link — you vanish from "website" clicks.
✕Visitors hit a login wall and algorithmic feed noise before they see your menu or phone number.
✕No schema markup, no site links, no ownership — Meta owns the relationship, not you.
✓A LiteSite gives your Google Business Profile a real, fast, structured website — the signal Google rewards.

Keyboard: ← → to step · space to pause

Real business · real data

Typed a name and a town. Got this.

We typed “The Riverside Restaurant, Lampang” — nothing else. Loom pulled the hours, phone, address, photos and reviews from Google, wrote the brand copy, translated it into Thai, and published an installable app-style page. Tap the ไทย switch on the page to see the Thai version.

Business: The Riverside Restaurant
Town: Lampang, Thailand
Languages: EN / ไทย

Open the live page ↗litesite.loomthai.com/the-riverside-restaurant-lampang

Live page · not a mockup