Type your shop name and your prices. MapToSite builds a clean mobile page with your hours, prices, review highlights and a tap-to-call button — then you share one link. No coding, no app, nothing to install.
No sign-up · no card · your page stays free while we are in early access
You do not need your Google listing, a logo or a photo. Fill in what you already know and the page lays out the rest.
Barbershop, café, restaurant, beauty & nails, florist, boutique, fitness, home services, classes, shop. The sections, the wording and the starting prices follow the type you pick.
Name, phone, hours and your price list. A photo and a Maps link are optional — the page works without them.
Publishing gives you /s/your-shop. Put it in your Google Business Profile, your Instagram bio, or send it by text.
Each card below opens a real page made with MapToSite, with sample data for a shop that does not exist.
Six prices, hours, three chairs, gallery
Open the pageMenu with prices, parking, directions
Open the pagePasses, class times, one-tap call
Open the pageTreatment list, a closure notice, gallery
Open the pageSix bouquets, delivery cut-off, gallery
Open the pagePieces, alterations, opening hours
Open the pageMore sample pages: restaurant · food truck · a two-chair barbershop — every one a real page, not a picture.
Most people check the price and the opening hours before they call a shop. A page that answers both cuts the phone calls and brings in the visits.
Type your services or dishes with their prices and they arrive as a clean list. It is the question a Maps pin never answers.
A call button stays pinned to the bottom of the screen, so a customer who is ready to book is one tap away.
Prices, hours, parking, directions and booking are answered from what you typed. It does not invent a fact it does not have — it points to the phone instead.
Nearly every customer arrives on a phone. The page is laid out for one thumb-scroll and still holds together on a tablet or desktop.
Title, description and photo are set so the page shows a proper preview in search results and in a messaging app.
The edit key you get at publishing opens your page for changes, and they appear on the same address. No new page to build.
Start free, no card and no account. Board is $6.99 a month and Sign is $13.99 — both on sale now, billed monthly by our reseller on their checkout page, never on this site.
Monthly subscription · cancel any time · secure checkout by Polar
Monthly subscription · cancel any time · secure checkout by Polar
Card details are entered on Polar's checkout page, not on this site. The free plan stays free. When the subscription starts, Polar emails you a license key — paste it on your dashboard and the paid plan is applied to your pages right away. By subscribing you agree to our terms and refund policy.
No surprise charges: nothing renews without you, you can cancel from the link in your Polar receipt or with one email, and Export on the dashboard downloads your page data whenever you want it.
Anything else, and leave your number, or write to chonnom61482@gmail.com. A person reads it and usually replies within a day. If something on the site breaks, send it from My pages → “Help & bug report” and it reaches the same person with your page attached.
Pick a business type, type your name, phone and three prices, and the page is complete. That is about 30 seconds of typing; publishing takes a few more seconds. A photo and reviews add a little more time.
No. Publishing gives you an address on maptosite-app.pages.dev, such as /s/miller-sons-barbershop. You choose the last part. Connecting your own domain is what the $13.99 Sign plan is for; the $6.99 Board plan keeps the free address and adds the gallery and the notice line.
Paste your Maps link and it takes the name and the map from the link — the page opens with your Directions button already working. The prices, phone and hours are yours to type, because those are the things a listing gets wrong. MapToSite never fills the page with facts it did not get from you: if something is missing, the page sends the customer to your phone instead.
Yes. Publishing gives you an edit key, and that key opens the page for edits and re-publishes it to the same address. Keep the key: it cannot be shown again.
The page has a tap-to-call button, and a KakaoTalk or message button if you add one. A customer who would rather not call can leave a reservation or question on the page: a name, a phone number or email, an optional preferred date and time, and their message. It arrives in the page's inbox in your dashboard, newest first, where you can mark it handled or export it as a CSV. The inbox splits the days still ahead from the ones already gone by, so the bookings you still have to keep are not mixed in with the ones behind you.
Creating and publishing a page is free and asks for no card. Board is $6.99 a month — a six-photo gallery, a notice line and no MapToSite line in the footer; Sign is $13.99 and adds your own domain, with the page built for you once. Both are billed monthly on Polar's checkout page (Polar is the reseller that handles the card and the invoice), and you can cancel any time — the plan then runs to the end of the month you paid for.
At the bottom of My pages there is “Help & bug report”: pick Bug, Billing, Account or Other, write what happened, and leave one contact. It is stored with the page you were looking at, so an answer comes back to the address you gave and also appears under “What you sent” on that same screen. Send a photo or a file only by email, to chonnom61482@gmail.com.
No. We store the shop details you type. Visitors are not tracked, and the page sets no advertising cookies. When a customer chooses to leave a reservation or question on the page, the name, contact detail, preferred time and message they typed go to you alone to answer them, and they are deleted 90 days after they arrive.
Yes. The Korean build is 사이트뚝딱 (siteddukddak.pages.dev). Same generator, same storage, Korean wording.