Most local service businesses - plumbers, cleaners, yoga studios, med spas - have the same problem: their website copy is either blank, borrowed from a competitor, or written by someone who had no idea what the business actually does.
They can't afford a $2,000 copywriter. They don't have two weeks to wait. And they definitely don't want to stare at a blank "About Us" box for three hours.
So I built SiteScriptKit. It's an AI-powered toolkit that generates professional, conversion-focused website copy in minutes. You pick your niche, answer a few questions, and get a full set of copy - homepage, services, about, CTAs - ready to drop into your site.
What surprised me most from early users: the biggest relief wasn't the copy quality. It was just not having to start from scratch. That blank page is genuinely paralyzing for people who are great at their trade but not at writing about it.
A few niches already in the tool: home services, health & wellness, hospitality, retail. More on the way.
Curious if anyone here has run into this with clients or their own businesses - how do you usually handle website copy when budget is tight?