One paragraph in.One live page out.Here is everything between.
What onii.one does with your brief, step by step: how the page is written and built, how it gets onto your domain, where the leads go, how the two versions are counted, and what is not built yet.
Nine steps. Most of them are not yours.
- 01
You write a brief
One paragraph: what you are offering, who it is for, and what a visitor should do. A date, a price or a constraint helps. You do not pick a template and you do not open a builder.
You seeA text box. Nothing else.
- 02
The copy is written
From the brief, onii.one writes the headline, the body, the form labels and the button, for the audience you named. It writes a second version with a different lead, so the test exists from the first minute.
You seeTwo versions of the page, side by side, before anything is live.
- 03
The page is built
A single fast page laid out for the offer and the action: headline, a short case, the form, the reassurance. Your images and brand colours go in here. Plain HTML, server-rendered, no page-builder runtime, mobile handled.
You seeA preview URL you can open on your phone.
- 04
You publish to your domain
Point a CNAME at onii.one and the certificate is issued and renewed for you. Pages on your domain carry no badge. Without a domain, the page lives on an onii.one subdomain with a small mark.
You seespring.yourclinic.com, live, with the lock.
- 05
The form is wired
Fields come from the brief, usually a name and an email. Submissions are stored, a hidden honeypot and edge rate limiting keep bots out, and the visitor sees a confirmation.
You seeA form that works the moment the page is live.
- 06
Leads land in the inbox
Each campaign has its own inbox. Every lead carries the version of the page and the source that produced it. You get an email; one webhook carries it to your sheet, CRM or Slack; CSV export any time.
You seeName, email, version, source, time.
- 07
Two versions are counted
Visitors are split evenly at the edge and the choice sticks per visitor. Views and submissions are counted per version. When one is clearly ahead you keep it, and the other retires.
You seeA and B, with a conversion rate each.
- 08
You read the report
One page per campaign: views, submissions, conversion rate, referrers, per version. Send the link instead of building a deck.
You seeA report page with a shareable link.
- 09
You change it in plain words
Say what should change: a new headline, another field, a different date. The page updates in about a minute. From the web, or from Claude Code or Cursor through the MCP server.
You see"Make the headline about the discount." Live.
Boring on purpose.
A campaign page should load fast, index cleanly and keep working when you stop paying attention. There is nothing clever in the output.
- ✓Plain HTML you own and can export
- ✓Server-rendered, no client framework
- ✓Meta tags, Open Graph, sitemap entry
- ✓Your domain with a managed certificate
- ✓A form endpoint with honeypot and rate limit
- ✓Edge-side A/B split with a sticky cookie
- ✓Per-campaign lead inbox, email, webhook, CSV
- ✓An MCP server for agents
What the alpha does not do.
onii.one is in alpha. These are the things people ask for that are not there yet. Tell us in the signup form which ones matter to you; that is how the order gets decided.
- ·Multi-page sites and blogs
- ·Payments on the page
- ·Reminder email sequences
- ·Team seats and roles
Free during alpha. See the loop on your own offer.
Every campaign is free while onii.one is in alpha. No credit card. We open slots in small batches and talk to every alpha user.
Do I need to design anything?
No. You describe the offer, who it is for, and what a visitor should do. onii.one writes the copy, builds the page and wires the form. You can change anything afterwards in plain words.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes. Point a CNAME at onii.one and the certificate is handled. Pages on your domain carry no badge. Free pages without a domain live on an onii.one subdomain with a small mark.
Where do the leads go?
Into the campaign's lead inbox inside onii.one, to your email, and to one webhook for your sheet, CRM or Slack. Export as CSV any time.
Is A/B testing included?
Yes, on every page from day one. Two versions, traffic split, conversions counted per version. Keep the winner when you are ready. It is not a plan you upgrade to.
How does the Claude Code or Cursor integration work?
onii.one ships an MCP server. In Claude Code or Cursor you say "launch a waitlist page for X on mydomain.com" and get back a live URL with a working form. You can read the leads from the same chat.