Your website, blog and store, run by your agent
LVLZ connects to your Wix, Webflow, WordPress or Shopify site. It writes and schedules blog posts in your voice, adds ad pixels without code, reads your store’s orders and starts a workflow for each new one. Nothing goes live without your approval.
From $29 a month, 7 days free, no card.
An AI website manager is an agent that writes, edits and publishes on your existing site and reads its orders, from requests in plain words.
Tell your agent “write a post about our summer menu and put it up Sunday morning” and it writes it in your voice, shows it to you and schedules it on your site once you say yes. It fixes a typo in last month’s post, adds your Meta or Google pixel so your ads count every visit and sale, and answers “what did we sell this week?” from your store. When an order comes in, it can send the thank-you or open the task to ship it.
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A blog that writes itself
Posts in your brand’s voice with a title, summary, tags and image, saved as a draft, published now or scheduled. Nothing goes live until you approve it.
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Pixels without code
Meta, Google, TikTok, LinkedIn, Pinterest and X pixels go on your Wix, Webflow, WordPress or Shopify site with one OK, so your ads count visits and purchases.
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Your store’s orders
Every Shopify and WooCommerce order with the customer, items, payment and delivery, in the web app and by message. New, changed and refunded orders can start a workflow.
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HubSpot in sync
Every chat with a customer on Instagram, Facebook or your business WhatsApp is logged on their HubSpot contact, and new people are added there.
How it works
- Connect your site by signing in on the platform itself.
- Ask for a post, a fix or a pixel, such as “write a post about our summer menu for Sunday morning”.
- Approve the draft. The agent schedules or publishes it, and tells you about new orders as they come in.
You send“What did we sell this week?”
You getA summary of this week’s store orders: how many, the total and what sold.
| LVLZ | Editing the site yourself | |
|---|---|---|
| A blog post | Written in your voice, scheduled after your yes | Written and formatted by you |
| Ad pixels | Added with one OK, no code | Pasted into the site’s code or settings |
| Orders | Read in the chat, and each new one can start a workflow | Checked in the store’s admin |
| Fixing a typo | One message | Log in, find the page, edit, publish |
Try it on your own business. 7 days free, no card.
Start on WhatsApp, 7 days freeWho it’s for
- Businesses with a Wix, Webflow, WordPress or Shopify site
- Store owners who want a task or a thank-you for every order
- Owners whose blog has been empty for months
Who it isn’t for
- Building a new website from scratch: use landing pages for that
- Sites on other platforms
Mistakes to avoid
- Expecting scheduling on Webflow. It saves a draft and publishes when you say.
- Handing over your main password. Sign in on the platform, or use a WordPress application password.
- Forgetting to approve. Drafts wait until you say yes.
Frequently asked questions
Which website platforms can I connect?
Wix, Webflow, WordPress (your own site or WordPress.com) and Shopify. A WordPress site that runs WooCommerce brings its orders too.
Will the agent publish without asking me?
No. A post going live, a scheduled post and a pixel added or removed all wait for your approval.
Can it schedule posts on every platform?
On Wix, WordPress and Shopify, yes. Webflow can’t schedule, so the agent saves a draft and publishes it when you say.
Does it need my password?
No. You sign in on the platform itself. A self-hosted WordPress site uses an application password you make in WordPress and can revoke any time.