Website

A website that knows
what the business sells

Pages, a blog and a product catalog that reads from your own inventory, on a free subdomain or your own domain, with lead forms that land in the CRM instead of in an inbox.

Building

What this is usually like without it

01

The website and the business are two systems, so the catalog is out of date by the time it is published.

02

A form submission becomes an email, and the email becomes a lead if somebody remembers.

03

Changing a price means changing it in two places and finding out later that you changed one.

Where this stands

What is true today

Being built. The catalog reading from inventory and forms landing in the CRM are the reason this is one platform rather than a site builder — and they are also why it comes after inventory and CRM rather than before them.

  • LiveIt runs now, and you can use it the day you create a company.
  • Through a partnerSomebody we work with does it, and we arrange it.
  • BuildingIt is being built. Ask for it and it moves up the order.
What it is made of

The parts

Building Website builder

A real website, run from the same place as the business behind it.

Build a business website inside LegaSum

A free subdomain such as company.legasum.com

Connect your own domain

A CMS that works the way WordPress does

Pages and blog posts

Visual page and section builder

Themes and templates

Navigation and menu builder

Media library

Draft, preview and publish

Website settings

Product catalog powered by your inventory

Lead forms powered by LegaSum Forms

Building SEO tools

Being found, without a plugin to configure.

Unlimited SEO pages

Custom URLs and slugs

SEO titles and meta descriptions

Canonical URLs

Open Graph and social metadata

XML sitemap

Robots controls

301 redirects

Structured data

Location, service and industry landing pages

Multi-language-ready content

The same parts, next to every other one: the full platform map.

Send your first invoice today. Pay us when it is paid.

Creating a company is free, and nothing is charged until money actually moves.