AI Site Factory for SEO-Driven Products. Shipsite researches the search demand, plans the product, writes the copy, designs, codes and deploys a real Next.js site. You see the plan and the price first, and you decide when it goes live.
Planning is free. You approve the cost before anything is built.
Four stops from keyword to launch. Each one leaves something real you can check, and nothing goes live until you say so.
Steady demand, and most results are long articles. Searchers want a calculator.
Done
Five pages and one core tool: a hydration calculator that scales any recipe.
186 creditsabout $9.30 · usually the same day
Approve and buildWaiting for you
QA passed
Deployed to Cloudflare on your own domain. The code lives in your GitHub repository.
Live · Approved by you
Calculators, schedules, converters, game companions and AI products, in English and Chinese — each with its own design, not one template. Unedited beta screenshots.
Shipsite, ShipSolo and Ziliu are first-party products from the same team — three real operating models that set the quality bar, not a generated demo.
First-party · liveGoverned AI site factoryShipsiteA production system that connects market evidence, product contracts, owned code, Cloudflare deployment, and human release gates.Visit live product
First-party · liveFounder-led overseas launch programShipSoloA diagnosis-first membership product with practical playbooks, dedicated tools, live sessions, structured Q&A, and a member workspace.Visit live product
First-party · liveAI content distributionZiliuCreate once, then adapt and distribute content across major Chinese publishing platforms with browser-assisted workflows.Visit live productTwo free research tools, updated every day, show where the demand is before you spend anything.
The 300 highest-earning AI products, each with a business teardown and the keyword evidence behind it.
Emerging search demand, checked against history and live results, before it gets crowded. Every row shows its evidence and when it will be rechecked.
Each agent owns one kind of deliverable and signs for it. Their codenames come from the Classic of Mountains and Seas, so they are easy to remember; the job always comes first.
The same keyword, taken four ways. What differs is what you know before you pay, and what you hold at the end.
| Freelancer or agency | Site builder, your own copy | A chatbot, then do it yourself | Shipsite | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Checks search demand first | Sometimes, as an extra | No | If you ask; no sources | Yes, with the sources |
| Price known before work starts | A quote, then change orders | A monthly plan, plus your hours | Free, plus your hours | A credit quote you approve |
| Code you can take elsewhere | Usually | No, it lives in the builder | Whatever you assemble | A standard Next.js repository |
| Checked before it goes live | Depends on the team | You test it | You test it | Separate QA and release gates |
| Time to a working preview | Weeks | Your evenings | Your evenings | Usually the same day |
Already running sites? Bring them in read-only and run the same research, QA and release checks. Import a site
Plans and credits from the same live system as the pricing page. Every build shows its cost before it starts. Compare every plan
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Enough lifetime credits to complete and review one standard first site.
For a first production site and fast iterations.
For founders operating a portfolio of SEO products.
For one owner operating a larger portfolio of first-party sites.
Paid plans can add 100 credits for $5; purchased credits roll forward.
All paid plans auto-renew on the selected cycle; applicable tax is added at checkout. Cancel before the next renewal. View Refund Policy
No. Page generation is one lane inside a governed workflow that also covers research, product plans, code, release, operations, and review.
They make fourteen specialist roles memorable. The public role and responsibility always come first; the mythic name is a compact mental model.
Not past an approval-sensitive gate. Public claims, payments, external accounts, destructive changes, and production release remain explicit decisions.
The product is designed to deliver code and infrastructure you can inspect, export, and operate. Current entitlements are defined by the live product contract.
No. It provides SEO-ready infrastructure, evidence, execution, and review; outcomes still depend on competition, quality, authority, channels, and time.