Services and organizations
A clear service introduction, scope details and a contact route.
What should I prepare?
Service descriptions, relevant images and the boundaries of each enquiry.
Managed websites on GoRun
Your website, ready for work.
Create a website your team can manage: clear content, a ready design, and permissions for review before publishing. Start on GoCloud and add setup or operational help when you need it.
Free GoCloud subdomain, no card at signup · Managed hosting $19 per month, or $228 per year
Start from a complete design
Three editable designs. Pick the closest fit, then make the content and identity your own.
Review it in the design library
Work and projects
A featured project, selected work and the context for your team’s role.
What should I prepare?
Work samples you can publish and your role in each project.
Articles and knowledge
A featured entry, a reading index and easy-to-browse headings.
What should I prepare?
Published entries, real categories and image sources.
Starter design screenshots, not customer sites.
Start free. Pay when you need to.
Pricing detailsFree startFree
One website on a GoCloud subdomain, no card.
GoCloud managed$19 / month
Or $228 per year, with your own domain.
Install on your serverBy quote
Requirements, delivery and support agreed before work starts.
Prices in USD. Domain, email and AI provider costs are separate.
From a brief to a public website
Prepare the content. Review the experience. Then publish.
Choosing a design is the beginning. A launch needs a clear message, complete pages and someone responsible for reviewing the visitor experience.
- 01Define the purpose
Who is visiting, what do they need to know, and what should they do next?
- 02Complete the pages
Prepare your introduction, services, images and contact route. Replace starter copy with your actual content.
- 03Review as a visitor
Open the site on a phone, check links and forms, and review each language before announcing it.
- 04Assign ongoing ownership
Decide who publishes, follows up enquiries and manages the account and domain after launch.
Agents and MCP
AI agents do the work. You approve it.
Configure an AI provider or MCP connection profile, then choose the task context and permissions. Supported managed-text tool calls require individual review; publishing and site-change approvals depend on site settings and key policy.
- API keys scoped to each task
- A review canvas that makes the request clear
- Check a server's tools without running them
Current review canvas in Arabic — local demo notes, with no AI execution.
A complete site from day one
A ready design with its pages. Edit text, media, menus and identity yourself, with a preview before publishing.
Your team, with clear roles
Drafts and review before publishing, and a role for each person based on what they need.
Managed hosting
Track setup from your account and connect your own domain during a paid term. Domain registration and email are separate.
Before you choose
Know the service scope and what you need to prepare
Review the plan, domain and external services. Your team owns the content, publishing rights and site responsibilities; additional integrations need their own assessment.
Compare plan scope
Get started step by stepAccount, design and first review
Check launch readinessContent, mobile, links and handover
Read the common questionsHosting, domains, migration and tool limits
Find the right pages for your workServices, projects and editorial examples
Read the agents and API guide
GoRun Manager for MacFree experimental preview · Version 0.1.0 · Apple Silicon · macOS 13+
Answers before you start
Can I edit the website myself?
Yes: pages, media, menus and identity, with a preview before publishing.
Are a domain and email included?
They are separate services from the website start. A custom domain can be connected during a paid service term.
Can I move my website later?
Yes. GoRun can run on your own server; migration assistance has a separate scope.
Does downloading the Mac app give me an account?
No. The Mac preview opens a GoRun site you already have; its guide explains the requirements. Read the preview guide
SITE MIGRATION
Move the content before changing the surface
Review the pages, links and media your site needs, then test a separate copy before sending visitors to it.
- Inventory important links and image sources.
- Review headings and both languages on mobile.
- Approve after checking forms and links.
EDITORIAL TEAM
Share the work without sharing one account
Decide who writes, reviews and publishes. Access does not mean every team member needs settings administration.
- Write content
- Review the experience
- Approve publication
- Editor
- Prepares text and media and reviews their sources.
- Reviewer
- Checks meaning, both languages and the visitor path.
- Site owner
- Approves publication and follows up the account and domain.
PUBLIC ADDRESS
Prepare the address and launch path
Before launch, review the visitor-facing address, internal links and contact route. Do not change domain records before verifying the intended site.
- A clear public address
- Working internal links
- A checked contact route
RECOVERY
A backup needs a recovery test
A backup file alone does not prove recovery. Agree what is retained, where it is kept and who can approve a restore.
- Content, media and settings
- A separate storage location
- An isolated restore test
CONNECTIONS
Separate configuration from a tested connection
Mail, AI and external services need suitable credentials and permissions. Add only the connection you need, then test a bounded operation.
- Configured: values are saved
- Verified: the connection responds
- Operation tested: the intended action succeeds
CONTENT OWNERSHIP
Know what stays under your team’s control
Keep a copy of your text, media and important links. Review service scope before choosing a plan and name the person who approves changes.
- Original content
- Service boundaries
- Change approval
Your next website starts here.
Pick a design. Create your site. Pay later.