Sell and take bookings online, without an agency.
Describe your business in plain words: the AI assembles your shop, your booking calendar and your pages on a platform written by engineers. Payments, confirmations, domain and hosting are included.
- afternoon between the idea and the first sale
- 1afternoon between the idea and the first sale
- commission on your sales, Stripe fees aside
- 0 %commission on your sales, Stripe fees aside
- during the beta, no card required
- 0 €during the beta, no card required
Your trade is not running a website. It is serving your customers.
A shop owner or a craftsperson selling online is not asking for much: a page that shows what they do, a basket or a booking calendar, a payment that works, a confirmation sent to the customer. The problem is not ambition. It is that every one of those bricks has to be paid for, wired up and maintained, and none of it happens during opening hours.
The usual options all come at a price. Marketplaces take a cut of every sale and keep the customer relationship. Online site builders stop dead the moment you need a deposit, a subscription or a real calendar, and charge for each add-on. An agency delivers in six weeks a site you can no longer touch without calling them back. In all three cases your business depends on someone else.
Kubbler turns the maths around. The technical platform is already written, once, by engineers, for every project: customer accounts, Stripe payments on your own account, confirmation emails, hosting, backups. You describe your business in plain words, the AI lays your products, your slots and your copy on top, and you adjust with the mouse. What goes live is yours, in your brand, on your own domain.
Six weeks of quotes, or one afternoon of shop.
Here is what a shop owner has to put together to sell online starting from nothing, and what is left of it once the platform already exists.
What you will not have to outsource.
A shop owner has no IT department. They need online selling to keep running while they work: that is exactly what the platform takes on.
What takes the money for you
The part you would have paid a contractor the most for, and that has nothing to do with your trade.
Stripe payments
One-off, as a deposit or by subscription, on your own Stripe account. Failed charges and dunning are handled.
Confirmations and invoices
Order confirmed, invoice, booking reminder, basket follow-up: written, translated and sent at the right moment.
Customer accounts
Sign-up, sign-in, forgotten password, order history. The screens are included.
What you change yourself
Your prices, your photos and your opening hours move often: they must never depend on an appointment with a contractor.
Your products and prices
A price, a photo, a product sheet, a slot: you change it with the mouse and you see the result immediately.
Your brand
Logo, colours, typography: set once, applied everywhere, in light theme as in dark.
Going live
One click. Domain name, HTTPS certificate, backups and a dedicated container are included.
What you can build with it.
Three businesses a shop owner or a craftsperson can put online alone, because the technical half is already built.
A shop that actually takes payment
Your products, your options, your delivery charges and your discount codes. The customer pays online, gets a confirmation and an invoice, and the money lands on your own Stripe account.
An online booking calendar
Your slots, the booking itself, the deposit taken up front, the automatic reminder the day before. No more calendar to copy across and no more deposits to chase by message.
A subscription or a loyalty card
A monthly box, a service plan, a ten-session card: the customer subscribes, billing replays on its own, and you can see at a glance who is up to date.
How it works, concretely.
Four steps, three actors: you, the AI that interprets, and the engineers who wrote the platform everything rests on.
You describe your business
In your own words: what you sell, at what price, whether the customer orders, books or asks for a quote. No specification document, no technical vocabulary.
The AI assembles the shop
It turns your description into pages, product sheets and a checkout journey, choosing from 81 interface blocks that are already designed. It invents no foundation: it composes with what exists.
The platform takes the money
Stripe payments, deposits, confirmation and invoice emails, customer accounts, hosting: those bricks were written, reviewed and run in production by engineers, before you, for every project. They are never generated.
You adjust and you open
You fix a price, swap a photo, add a slot, then you publish. Domain name, HTTPS certificate and backups are included: your customers order the same evening.
Why Kubbler, when you run a shop.
Four concrete reasons, which come from how the product is built, not from a marketing promise.
You open in an afternoon, not in six weeks
Everything that comes before the first order is already there: payment, accounts, emails, hosting. You go straight to what is yours, your products and your words. The time saved is not an optimisation, it is your shop opening weeks earlier.
No commission on your sales
Payments run through your own Stripe account: we take nothing on the way, unlike a marketplace that skims every order and keeps your customers. You pay for a tool, not for a share of your turnover.
Your customers and your storefront are yours
Your domain name, your brand, your customer list, your Stripe account. The shop's code exports to GitHub at any time. If you leave, you leave with the customer relationship, not with a screenshot.
Anything touching money is written by humans
The AI never generates the payment, the security or the database of your shop. Those bricks are written, reviewed and run in production by a team of engineers, and fixed for every shop at once.
The questions we get asked.
Precise answers, because decisions are made on facts, not on promises.
Yes, that is exactly the case we designed for. You describe your business in plain words in a conversation, the AI assembles the pages, and you correct everything with the mouse: a price, a photo, an opening time, the order of the blocks. The code exists and belongs to you, but you never need to open it.
No. Payments run through Stripe, on your own Stripe account: the money goes straight to you, and the only transaction fees are Stripe's. Kubbler charges a subscription, never a percentage.
Yes. The platform can hold a calendar, slots, a booking with a deposit, a confirmation and an automatic reminder. Many trades use both: a catalogue for what is sold, a calendar for what is booked.
Never. A price, a photo, a piece of copy or a slot changes in the editor in seconds, or is asked for in one sentence, and republishes in one click. There is no quote to wait for and no maintenance plan.
Your shop has its own database, isolated from other projects, hosted in Paris at Scaleway, with automatic backups. Accounts come with two-factor authentication and suspicious-device detection, with nothing to configure.
Your shop can take its first order tonight.
Free during the beta, no card required. Describe your business in a few sentences, and leave with an address to give your customers.