Café & shop owners
Change specials, hours, and “sold out” notes between rushes — without calling a web person.
Canadian · wagent.ca
wagent is shorthand for Web Agent — a simple site you can keep current in plain language. No CMS course required.
Who it’s for
If you keep the doors open, answer the phone, or post the bulletin, this is for you.
Change specials, hours, and “sold out” notes between rushes — without calling a web person.
Keep service lists, service areas, and seasonal offers accurate when the truck is your office.
Post closures, events, and office-hour changes without waiting on IT for every small edit.
Before → after
Before
After
How it works
Show, don’t tell
The espresso machine is warm, the special board changed overnight, and the site still says “Closed Mondays.” The owner opens chat:
“We’re open Mondays 7–2 now. Put the pumpkin loaf on the homepage and drop last week’s brunch special.”
A private preview shows the new hours and homepage. She taps Go live —
the café gets a public site at an address like maple-street-cafe.wagent.ca.
Customers see the truth before the lunch rush.
You’re in control
Nothing public changes until you say so. Chat drafts a private preview you can open yourself
or share with a colleague. When it looks right, make the site public — customers can open it
on your yoursite.wagent.ca address or bring your own domain.
Pricing
Draft and Live are per site (not an account Free vs Pro plan). Live is paid so the AI stays honest — per site, not per seat.
Free
This site stays a private draft — not public yet. Chat for updates, review changes, invite teammates anytime. Seats stay unlimited so teams can try real workflows before going Live.
$19 CAD/month · or $180/year
Make this site public so customers can open it on your yourshop.wagent.ca address or bring your own domain. Keep chatting with a higher monthly cap. A second public site needs its own Live subscription — going Live on one site does not unlock another free Draft while you still have a Draft.
FAQ
No. You pick a look, describe your place, and chat in everyday English. If you can text a colleague, you can update the site.
That’s why preview comes first. You always see the draft before the public does. If it’s off, chat again or leave the live site untouched.
Yes. Invite them to that site (not every site on your account) — for example a school secretary on one school site. Seats are unlimited; owners control who can make the site public.
Live sites are paid so the AI stays honest: we can afford real model usage and caps that protect quality. Draft previews stay free.
Start free = a private draft (invite teammates anytime). Make it public when the site looks right — customers get a wagent.ca address.
See Privacy.