What's new

An unknown or unavailable web address now shows Back instead of a home link that leads to the same 404 page.

Buttons and links beside each other in the menu now have the same height on phones and computers. The menu feels more balanced and is easier to use.

Website settings no longer open in a box on top of your website. They fill the editor with a clear menu on the left: Website, Pages and Advanced. Under Pages, every page has its own row where you change its name, address and the text people see in Google. The new Statistics row shows visits and customer contacts without leaving the editor. Press Back and your website is exactly as you left it.

Your website's home page now shows a line when we find something worth checking, like a wrong phone number or outdated opening hours. If you own more than one website, you'll see which one right in the switcher. You can also get an email about it, at most once a week for your whole account. Turn it off under Account settings → Notifications.

Besides Swedish, English and Polish you can now add German, Danish, Norwegian, Finnish, French and Spanish under Settings → General. You still write in one primary language – the others are AI-translated when you publish. Buttons and forms on the published website are translated for each language.

Under Settings → Subscription you now change plan right in the app. Upgrade and it applies at once, with only the difference to pay. Move down and you keep your current plan for the rest of the period – we show the date, and one press undoes it. The same place handles your cards, billing address and VAT number, and shows every receipt. Your website and everything on it stays whatever you choose.

Select a few words in a text block, a blog post or your privacy policy and a small row of buttons appears: turn the paragraph into a heading or a quote, make it bold, or add a link. Paste from Word or Google Docs and headings, bullet lists, bold and links come with it – fonts and colours don't, so your page keeps its look.

Pick ROT or RUT on an invoice and tick which rows are labour – the deduction is worked out for you on the labour cost including VAT, and the customer sees “Amount to pay” with it already taken off. Their personal ID number is kept for your Skatteverket claim but never appears on the invoice link you send.

Once a month a finished suggestion for a post is waiting on your start page – written from what your business actually does. Read it, change what you like, add it to your website or throw it away. Nothing is published unless you say so, and you can turn it off under Marketing.

When we build your website it now gets its own texts, colours and photos – not the same as everyone else's. You see which choices we made for you and why, can pick between three directions before the website is created, and your real Google reviews and opening hours come along automatically.

Mark part of your website and leave a comment that stays there, or send it straight to AI with the image and context. People viewing a shared preview can comment too, and you can hide the markers whenever you want a clear view.

Tell us about your business at snabbsajt.com/done-for-you and we build the website for you. When it's done you get a personal link – sign in and the website moves into your own account, where you can change everything yourself.

Image, section, and sharing controls are now easier to understand with a screen reader. Counts read correctly when there is only one, and web address, Images, and plan are used more consistently.

Learn what a small-business website actually needs, when to build it yourself or get help, and what to check after an AI draft. The guides give direct answers without ranking promises or invented customer stories.

The new integrations page shows how Google Analytics, Meta, HubSpot, and three other tools work with your website. It also explains how Snabbsite handles consent and privacy when you enable them.