Software setup without the traditional setup project.

One website service, deliberately focused

BADWEB’s current public new-customer offering is Business Website. It has three capacity levels. The levels change capacity and price; they do not create a different website product family.

What happens after you submit the essentials

The platform validates the request, resolves the customer account, creates the tenant and product instance, applies the selected capacity, reserves the product address, creates the owner membership, attaches the production blueprint, seeds the required data, prepares initial content and media where applicable, completes TLS and product health checks, and then moves the product to READY.

The free trial starts only when the product reaches READY. The customer does not need to provide a payment card to start that trial.

A blueprint, not an empty canvas

Business Website is assembled with pages, services, gallery, locations, SEO controls, revisions, legal settings, analytics, billing, identity, role-based access, files, notifications and audit capabilities.

After launch, the customer operates and edits the website through its administration area. BADWEB is SaaS access, not a transfer of ownership of the BADWEB platform software.

What “under a minute” means

BADWEB is designed for automated assembly rather than a manual implementation project. Actual completion time can still depend on infrastructure, DNS/TLS, email delivery, third-party services and workload. The product is not treated as ready until its own readiness checks pass.

Built for control after launch

The goal is not to lock a customer into a setup conversation. The product is created first, then the customer can manage the working product from its own authenticated administration surface. Billing, account security, support and data-request controls are available through the BADWEB account.