Describe it, get a page
Ask for a landing page and it builds one in your workspace, ready to open in the editor.
Add SimplePages as a connector and your assistant can build a landing page in your workspace, edit the ones you already have, and pull up how they're doing. Same chat you were already in.
Point it at Simplepages and it works with your pages the way you already work with your assistant. Ask in plain language.
Ask for a landing page and it builds one in your workspace, ready to open in the editor.
Tell it to make the headline say Book now, and it edits the page in place and saves it to your draft.
Ask what's in your workspace and it lists your pages and sites with their status and links.
Pull up a page's visitors, leads, and revenue, or the whole workspace at a glance.
Publishing from the chat is next. For now the assistant builds, edits, and reads back, and you take a page live yourself.
Once from Settings, and then your assistant is talking to your workspace. No new account, and usually no token to paste.
If your client asks for a token instead of a Connect button, generate one on the same settings page and paste it in.
You approve the connection yourself, and it only reaches the one workspace you pick. Nothing runs until you allow it, and you can pull access any time from Settings, MCP access. We never see your assistant's chats. It just calls the same building blocks the app already runs on.
Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, and any tool that speaks MCP. You add Simplepages as a connector the same way in each.
Usually no. Most clients give you a Connect button, so you sign in and approve. If yours asks for a token instead, generate one in Settings, MCP access and paste it in.
The one you pick when you connect. If you run more than one workspace, connect each separately.
Any time. Open Settings, MCP access and revoke the connection or the token, and access stops right away.
Connect SimplePages to Claude or ChatGPT and let your assistant do the building. Free to start.
Free to start. No credit card required.