Your website.Your bookings.Handled.

Almora hosts and serves it, so you never touch a server. Job requests are isolated in the database by row-level security bound to both your account and your organisation, and that check runs on reads and on writes. Your booking link is a signed link that expires, which is also why you can confirm a job in one tap without logging in to anything.

No. Every demo sits behind a five-digit password that only you and Almora hold, and until it is typed the page is not handed over at all: a wrong code returns nothing, not a blurred preview. The password is minted from the cryptographic random source rather than an ordinary one, compared in constant time so it cannot be walked a digit at a time, and rate limited before the guess is even read, so the door stops answering after a handful of wrong tries. Unlocking your demo unlocks only your demo, because the browser is handed one key per site rather than one key to everything. Demos are also kept out of search results. And the moment your site goes live the password is lifted automatically, so a customer of yours is never asked for one.

Because the alternative is a theme, and a theme is why they all look the same. The template your site is built on commits to thirty catalogued design techniques across typography, materials, composition and interaction, and every one has to declare what it does on a phone and what it does under reduced motion before it is allowed in. The finished set is then driven in a real browser at 320, 375, 768 and 1440 pixels wide, where anything spilling sideways fails the check.

Send the address with your request and the demo becomes a direct comparison rather than a pitch. In practice two things change. Your phone number stops being buried three scrolls down, and there is finally a way for someone to book you at eleven at night. The published research above is the honest reason that matters more than how it looks.

Usually within a day of your request, as a link to a finished scrollable site rather than a mockup or a slide. The form below is enough to start. Photos, a logo or an existing address all help, and if you have none of them the demo uses clearly labelled stand-ins you can replace later.

$199 to launch and $79 a month on the Solo plan; Crew and Team cost more because they cover more people on the alerts, and every alert is a text. You approve the finished site before any card is taken, and the monthly starts the day it goes live. Not live within seven days of your go-ahead and the first month is free. Cancelling is one email with no fee. Your content is yours from the start, and a domain you bring stays yours, and the site stays live for as long as you subscribe, hosted and looked after by Almora.

On yes, you fill in a short form, the site launches under your name and Almora manages it month to month, with booking requests routed to your phone, or to your inbox if a text cannot go out. On no, nothing happens and nothing is owed. No payment detail is taken to see the demo, so there is nothing to cancel.

Three pages and a review, about ten minutes, on your phone if you like. Everything saves as you go. It asks for the things only you can give us: the business name and number, your license number, whether customers come to you or you go to them, the number and email that should get job alerts, your services and what each starts at, the hours you take jobs and their time zone, and the towns you cover. Most of those boxes are already filled from what we know, so you check them rather than type them. The wording, your slogan, your story, photos and reviews are all marked optional: leave any of them blank and we write or source it. If something does not apply, type NA.

Ask Almora answers questions about how Almora works, what is included and what the demo involves. It is a guide, not a salesperson and not an operator: it cannot see your business, take a payment, book anything or change a site, and it never asks for card details or passwords. It is limited to Almora topics and to a set number of questions an hour, and when it is not sure it says so and gives you our email instead. Anything it tells you about price or timing is the same as what is written on this page.