For marketing teams

Ship pages the day they're approved

The website builder for marketing teams: ready sections, edits by asking, and approvals before anything goes live.

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What changes when marketing owns the website?

Pixelesq gives your team a site it can change the same day, built from sections that keep the brand intact, with approvals and version history behind every publish. The same place tracks rankings and AI answers, and every lead arrives scored.

Every change waits in the developer queue

A new landing page or a pricing tweak sits behind sprint work, and campaigns launch late.


How Pixelesq helps

Pages built from ready, on-brand sections

Heroes, pricing tables, forms and FAQs from the no-code builder, ready for every screen and on brand.

Edits made by asking Pixel, Claude or ChatGPT

Ask Pixel to change a page, an entry or its SEO fields, or connect Claude or ChatGPT.

What changes

Campaigns launch on the day you planned, without a ticket.

The brand drifts as more people edit

More editors bring more risk: off-brand pages, half-finished changes, and nobody sure who changed what.


How Pixelesq helps

Roles and approvals before anything goes live

Give people Owner, Editor or Viewer roles, and turn on reviews to hold every publish until someone approves.

Versions and an activity log for every change

See who changed what and when, and restore any earlier version of a page as a draft.

What changes

Campaigns launch on the day you planned, without a ticket.

Traffic is moving to AI answers

Buyers ask ChatGPT and read AI Overviews first, and you can't see whether you're cited or which pages bring leads.


How Pixelesq helps

Rankings and AI answers tracked in one place

Rank tracking shows AI Overview citations, and AI visibility shows how ChatGPT and others answer buyers.

Every lead arrives scored, with its source

Forms and the chatbot score every lead, note its source, and sync it to your CRM.

What changes

You can show what the site does for pipeline.

PROBLEM 1

Every change waits in the developer queue

A new landing page or a pricing tweak sits behind sprint work, and campaigns launch late.

Pages built from ready, on-brand sections

Heroes, pricing tables, forms and FAQs from the no-code builder, ready for every screen and on brand.

Edits made by asking Pixel, Claude or ChatGPT

Ask Pixel to change a page, an entry or its SEO fields, or connect Claude or ChatGPT.

PROBLEM 2

The brand drifts as more people edit

More editors bring more risk: off-brand pages, half-finished changes, and nobody sure who changed what.

Roles and approvals before anything goes live

Give people Owner, Editor or Viewer roles, and turn on reviews to hold every publish until someone approves.

Versions and an activity log for every change

See who changed what and when, and restore any earlier version of a page as a draft.

PROBLEM 3

Traffic is moving to AI answers

Buyers ask ChatGPT and read AI Overviews first, and you can't see whether you're cited or which pages bring leads.

Rankings and AI answers tracked in one place

Rank tracking shows AI Overview citations, and AI visibility shows how ChatGPT and others answer buyers.

Every lead arrives scored, with its source

Forms and the chatbot score every lead, note its source, and sync it to your CRM.

What the team gets

Everything a marketing team needs to run the website itself

Six things that keep the site moving after launch, from new content to a weekly report on results.

Content the whole team can run

Posts, case studies and events become pages from one CMS template, with no new code.

Launches that go live on schedule

Schedule pages and entries to publish at a chosen time, up to a year ahead.

Articles researched from what ranks today

The content engine studies top-ranking pages, then drafts articles for you to review.

A weekly briefing in plain language

The briefing shows what changed in search, AI answers and leads, with ranked next steps.

What the team gets

Six things that keep the site moving after launch, from new content to a weekly report on results.

Content the whole team can run

Posts, case studies and events become pages from one CMS template, with no new code.

Launches that go live on schedule

Schedule pages and entries to publish at a chosen time, up to a year ahead.

Articles researched from what ranks today

The content engine studies top-ranking pages, then drafts articles for you to review.

24/7 Customer Support

Emphasize the availability of support anytime.

Scalable Solutions

Highlight the scalability of your product for growing needs.

Robust Security

Detail the security features and data protection measures.

Questions marketing teams ask before switching

Yes. Pages are built from sections that already work on every screen, and marketers edit them directly, by clicking any text or image or by asking Pixel. Publishing takes seconds with no deploy, and reviews can hold every publish until someone approves it.

Give your marketing team the website back

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