Create your first website

Do this

1. Answer one question in plain words: what does your business do? For example, "I'm a hairdresser in Malmö".
2. Read the We are working from these assumptions summary and correct any row that is not right.
3. Pick a visual look — one is tagged Recommended, and you can change it later.
4. SnabbSajt builds a finished website from your answer. Edit anything on it.

What happens next: the website is a private draft. Nothing is public until you publish, and you can keep editing for as long as you like.

Two ways to start

You can begin in either of two ways:

• Signed in. When you create an account, a short setup guide walks you through a few questions about your business.
• Without an account. You can also try it straight away from the quick start - answer one question and watch a website appear, before you sign up for anything.

Either way, the only thing you really need to answer is: what does your business do? Write it in plain words, the way you'd tell a customer - for example, "I'm a hairdresser in Malmö" or "We clean offices in Gothenburg."

What you get back

From that one answer, SnabbSajt builds a finished website for you - several ready-made sections with headings, text, and a layout that suit your trade. It is a real starting point, not a blank page you have to fill from scratch.

The kind of business you pick shapes that first draft: a dentist and a cleaning company start from different sections, wording, and example services.

During setup you also pick a visual look (clean, bold, elegant, and so on). SnabbSajt suggests one from what you wrote and your trade — tagged Recommended — and you can change it in one tap. You can still change colours and fonts later under Appearance.

Check what the first draft will use

Before SnabbSajt builds the website, you see a short We are working from these assumptions summary. It shows the customer group, services, goal and writing direction that will shape the first draft, plus any real price or opening hours you supplied. Each row says whether the detail came from you, an imported source, a Starter Kit or a suggestion.

You can edit every row before continuing. If a Starter Kit skipped a question, you can edit that value directly in the summary. The approved details stay with the website, so a later regeneration uses the same brief instead of guessing again.

Honest by design

The starting text is written to be safe to show. SnabbSajt uses neutral placeholders (like your business name and your town) and never makes up reviews, prices, certificates, or years of experience. Those are details only you can confirm, so you fill them in yourself.

Because of that, the setup guide offers - once, behind the link Tell us more about your business - to fill in one thing a customer actually said about you and one real price. Neither is required and neither is checked. But a single real sentence and a single real number are what separate a website that reads like yours from one that reads like anybody's, and they are the two things we are not allowed to invent for you.

What you write there is kept. The quote goes into the reviews section on your website - alongside your Google reviews if we found any, never instead of them - and the price lands on the service it names. If the price does not match any of your services, it is saved to what SnabbSajt remembers about your business (Settings → Contact details) so you can place it yourself, rather than quietly dropped.

Nothing is online yet. Your new website stays private until you choose to publish it.

Start from a website you already have

If you already have a website in SnabbSajt and want another one much like it - a second location, a second business, or a new client - you don't have to build it again. In your website list, open the ⋯ menu on the website's card and choose Duplicate.

You give the copy its own name straight away, and that name also decides its web address, so you don't have to rename it twice afterwards. The copy gets the same pages, sections, images and design, it stays unpublished until you publish it yourself, and the website you copied is left exactly as it was.

Next steps

• Edit text - change any words on the page.
• Add sections - add or remove building blocks.
• Appearance & brand - set your colours and logo.
• Publish your website - put it online.

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