Freelancers
Your services and your pitch online, without a recurring bill.
TL;DR
Your agent builds your freelance one-pager, and SayLive publishes it for €99 once. You already pay for the agent, so you never pay for AI twice.
A freelance site says who you are, what you do, and how to hire you. It is a one-pager that your agent writes well and that rarely needs editing.
Since you already pay for Claude or ChatGPT, there is no reason to pay a second tool to generate it. Build with your agent, publish with SayLive, and write the pitch in your own words rather than the assistant's default register.
What to tell your assistant for a freelance site
Describe the jobs you actually take on and what a client receives at the end. Your assistant needs enough detail to distinguish a suitable enquiry from a request you would turn down.
- Your speciality, the types of clients you work with and the problems they bring to you
- Each service with its deliverables, what is included and any work you explicitly leave outside the scope
- Your pricing approach, whether a fixed package or an individual quote, and any minimum project size you publish
- Selected assignments with your contribution, concrete outcomes you can substantiate and client quotes you have permission to use
- Your working process, from the first conversation to delivery, including what you need the client to provide
- Your location, working languages, current availability and the contact method you want a prospective client to use
Explain your services here, link to scheduling and client tools
Your static site presents services, work samples and your process, with a contact form for project enquiries. Messages reach your SayLive space and email inbox. If clients need to book a call, pay for a package or enter a private client area, link to a specialist service. Anything requiring visitor accounts, a database or checkout is handled outside the site.
Keep availability as accurate as your service descriptions. A change starts with one sentence: "Update my availability to the date below and replace the package description with this text." Review it, then request a new publication. Your site includes 150 publications, and you can ask your assistant to restore an earlier version.
After the site is paid, you can connect a domain you own and use that address in your proposals. Use the briefing guide to turn your services and client examples into a clear starting brief.
Why freelancers publish this way
Bring your own agent
Use the assistant you already pay for. SayLive only charges to publish, never for AI.
A pitch that sounds like you
Your agent writes your copy from your words, not a template's placeholder text.
One payment, always on
€99 once keeps your shopfront live, no monthly plan between clients.
Questions
Do freelancers need a website builder?
Not if your agent already built the page. SayLive publishes it directly, so you avoid a builder subscription for a simple one-pager.
Is €99 worth it for a freelance site?
Compared to a builder you pay for every month, a one-time €99 pays for itself within the first year and costs nothing after that. A shopfront that changes twice a year does not need a recurring bill.
Other use cases
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