Who this is for
You have — or are thinking about — the AI Website add-on: a website built for you, added to your Scarlett plan. Scarlett AI is £99 a month, exclusive of VAT; add-ons like the AI Website are priced on a demo. This explains what you get, what you don't, and why it's more than a cheap template site.
Why it's more than a website
A cheap template site can produce a comparable page. What the AI Website adds is that the number on your site is the number Scarlett answers, and the site's enquiry form posts into the same inbox as your calls. One place where every lead lands — whether it came in by phone at 9pm or by form on a Sunday. Buy the two separately and you get a site whose form emails an address nobody reads, and a receptionist that knows nothing about the site.
What's included
- A website built for you — your trade, your area, your photos.
- Your business's real details — services, areas, hours — kept in step with Scarlett.
- An enquiry form that lands in your Inbox, alongside your calls.
- On your own domain.
- Changes whenever you want them: ask in plain words and see the change before it goes live. Anything Scarlett can't change herself is passed to our team.
What's not included
Stated up front so there are no surprises:
- Search engine optimisation.
- A domain name — you buy and own yours.
- Logo or brand design.

Getting one
Open Website in the menu (under Grow). Without the add-on, the page shows what it does; the account owner can add it there, or we'll go through it with you on a demo. Once you have the add-on, press Tell me more about a website and we'll be in touch, usually within one working day, to talk about your business, photos and domain.
Once yours is built it appears under Website, and nothing goes live until the account owner publishes it.
The Website page isn't in the iPhone app — open Scarlett in a web browser to use it.
What's next
- Review and approve your website — check it and put it live.
- Request changes to your live website — once it's live.
- Manage every conversation in the Inbox — where website enquiries land.