WebCore

Do I Need to Know How to Code?

No. You talk to your agent in plain English, and it builds and updates your site. If you can send a message, you can use WebCore.

By Rigo Guadrón, founder October 28, 2026

What you can ask your agent for

  • Change a headline, a price or your opening hours.
  • Add a page for a new service or a new town you work in.
  • Add a section, a quote form or a set of photos from a recent job.
  • Write an article from a job you did, in your words.

Short on time to write? Ghost-Writer, the writing side of your agent, asks about real jobs you did, like the 2 AM call or the basement nobody else would take on, and turns ten minutes of answers into a page no competitor can copy. It's included from Starter, and $50 a month on Essential.

How a change happens

  • You ask in your own words, the way you'd text someone who works for you.
  • Your agent makes the change and checks it.
  • You look at the preview and publish when you're happy. Nothing goes live before that.

Getting started takes minutes

Name your agent, tell it about your business, and your site is typically live in about 15 minutes, on your own domain, with the speed and search setup already done. Owners who build it themselves can start with a 7-day free trial.

If you do code

Developers can connect Claude Code, Cursor or any MCP client to their WebCore account through WebCore MCP, included from Starter. WebCore checks every change and saves it as a draft, and nothing goes live until you publish.

More questions

Do I still need WordPress?

Will my site be fast and SEO-friendly?

What if I don't like it?

If you can text, you can run your site

See what each plan includes and what your agent can do on it.