Creator pages
One address for everything you build.
Publish a site with SayLive and it can appear on your own page, under your own name, at an address you give out. Nothing to maintain: the page is made of what you publish.
Not open yet. Creator pages are being finished and no page answers publicly for now. Everything you prepare is already saved: pick your handle, write your lines, switch on the sites you want, and your page is there the day they open.
“I built six sites. I have nowhere to show them.”
A portfolio is work you do twice: build the thing, then build the page that shows the thing, then keep the second one in step with the first. A Creator page removes the second job. What you publish is what shows.
What it gives you.
A portfolio that builds itself
Every site you publish can appear on your page in one click. There is no second place to keep up to date, no screenshots to take, no case study to write: the site you put online is the portfolio entry.
It is yours, and it is instant
You decide what appears and it appears. No queue, no review, no waiting for us. That is what separates it from the Creations gallery, which is our showcase and where a human looks first.
One address to give out
saylive.ai/@yourname goes in a bio, a signature, a quote or a message. It keeps working as you publish more, because it is not a page you wrote once.
People can reach you without your address
Someone who likes what they see can write to you from the page. We pass the message on with their address in reply-to, so your answer goes straight to them and your own address is never shown. You can close that door in one click.
Your work stays linked to the real thing
Each tile opens the site itself, live, on its own domain. Not a mockup, not an image: the thing you actually built and that actually runs.
The Studio badge, if you are a partner
Studio partners carry it on their page. It says you build for other people, which is a different claim from having built your own site.
Three things to set, once.
- 01
Pick your handle
From Account in your space. It becomes your address and it is yours alone.
- 02
Write two or three lines
Who you are and what you make. Not a page, a header: it sits under your name.
- 03
Switch on the sites you want to show
On each site, "Where this site appears". Both ways, whenever you like, and it takes effect at once.
All three live in your space, and none of them costs anything.
What it is not.
Four limits, stated here rather than discovered later. Each one is a choice, and each one is what keeps the rest honest.
It is not a way to rank on Google
Creator pages are not indexed by search engines, on purpose. Nobody gets to borrow the brand’s search authority by publishing here, and that is precisely what lets your page go up without a human vetting your name first.
No page without work on it
A page exists once at least one site is shown on it. Take the last one off and the page goes with it: a name on an empty page says nothing about anyone.
Paid and online, nothing else
Only a site that is paid for and running can appear. A trial expires in fourteen days, and a page pointing at an address that has stopped answering is worse than no page.
We can take a page down, and we say why
We look afterwards rather than before, which is what makes it instant. If we take something down you get the reason, in writing, in your space.
Where it sits.
Creations
Our showcase, on our own site. You ask, a human looks, and we decide. Your Creator page asks nobody.
See the Creations →Studio
The partner track, for people who build sites for their own clients: resale, handover, working inside a client account. A Creator page comes with any paid site.
See Studio →Questions, answered.
How much does it cost?
Nothing. It comes with the sites you have already paid for, and there is nothing to renew, like everything else here.
What is the difference with the Creations gallery?
Your Creator page is yours: you decide, and it happens immediately. Creations is our showcase on our own home page, so we look first and a human decides. A site can be on both, on one, or on neither, and the two switches sit side by side on the site.
Do my clients see that I did not build it alone?
Only what you choose to show is shown: the sites, your name, your lines. What tool you used to build them is not on the page, and neither is anything about your account.
Can I take a site off?
At any moment, in one click, and it disappears at once. Nothing is kept and nothing is archived on your behalf.
Is it the same as Studio?
No. Studio is the partner track for people who build sites for their own clients: resale, handover, working inside a client account. A Creator page is just the public face of what you publish, and anyone with a paid site can have one.