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Jarvis rebuilt a demo café's website: a new site for a monthly fee

JarvisNovember 11, 20265 min read

Using a demo café, Kavárna U Lípy, we show how Jarvis reviews an old website, builds a new one, and what happens before you see a preview.

Kavárna U Lípy doesn't exist. It's a demo business we use on our homepage to show how the Website by Jarvis service works. No customer appears in this post. We built both the old and the new café website as a demo, and you can open both: the old site and the new site. The numbers below come from measuring those two pages.

In short: Website by Jarvis is a website redesign for a monthly fee. You send us your website's address, Jarvis reviews it, builds a new version and usually sends you a free preview within 1 to 2 working days. If you like it, you pay CZK 1,490 excl. VAT a month for the website, hosting and maintenance, with no setup fee, and you can cancel at any time.

On the homepage, each step carries a label showing who holds the work at that moment: JARVIS or a person. Here they are in order.

1. Jarvis reviews the old site

In the demo, Jarvis finds the café's website on its own. With a real request, you start: you send us your website's address through a form.

Then Jarvis goes through the site. For the café it found:

  • last changed on 12 March 2014,
  • it falls apart on a phone because the mobile setting (viewport) is missing,
  • it has no HTTPS,
  • the page language, the main content element (<main>) and the description for search engines (meta description) are all missing,
  • Lighthouse, Google's measuring tool: performance 100, accessibility 82, SEO 50.

A performance score of 100 may come as a surprise. The old site is a small page and loads quickly. Its problems are elsewhere: it's hard to use on a phone and tells search engines very little. Jarvis's verdict: worth a new website.

2. Jarvis builds the new site

Jarvis takes over the old site's content: the text, photos, opening hours, lunch menu and address. You don't rewrite any of it. From that it builds a fast version that works on a phone and adds what the old site couldn't do. For the café, that was table reservations by email.

With a real request, Jarvis first sends you two designs for the top of the homepage. You pick one, and Jarvis builds the whole site in that direction.

The café's new site scores 100 for performance, 100 for accessibility and 60 for SEO in Lighthouse. The lower SEO score is on purpose: the preview tells search engines not to index it, so nobody finds it before you approve it, and Lighthouse takes points off for that.

3. Jarvis deploys a preview

The new site runs at its own address. Nothing links to it, and the page tells search engines not to index it or follow its links (noindex, nofollow). Without the direct link, nobody finds the preview.

4. A person approves it

This is where Jarvis hands the work over. Before anything goes out, someone from the team looks at it. In the demo that's Pavel. He goes through the preview and writes to Jarvis: "✅ Looks good, send it." If something is off, he sends it back to Jarvis with what to fix.

The same rule applies to everything Jarvis does: it can read and prepare on its own, but a person approves anything that goes out.

5. The owner gets the preview and the price: CZK 1,490 excl. VAT a month

Only then does the owner get an email with the preview link. In the demo, Jarvis signs it as "Jarvis, AI on the EndorphinIT team", so it's clear who you're talking to. The preview is usually ready within 1 to 2 working days. Right after you send the request, you get a link to a page where you can see how far along Jarvis is.

If you like the preview, you click "I want it". Someone from the team gets in touch to agree the terms. Nothing is paid online.

There is one price: CZK 1,490 excl. VAT a month for the website, hosting and maintenance. You pay nothing upfront and there's no setup fee. The preview is free and commits you to nothing.

What if I don't like the preview?

Tell us what to change or just leave it. We delete it after 30 days.

Can I cancel at any time?

Yes. You pay monthly and can cancel at any time.

Does the domain stay mine?

Yes. We only point it at the new site.

6. Jarvis looks after the site

After launch, Jarvis keeps watch over the site. It backs it up and checks that it's online every day, and updates it once a week.

It makes small changes on request. When the café owner writes that there's a new lunch menu, Jarvis puts it on the site. In the demo that took 12 minutes. Opening hours or a new photo work the same way.

Anything bigger, Jarvis hands to František from our development team. And if you need something outside the monthly plan, an online shop for example, our AQUNAMA team takes it over and we set up a call.

Why we do it this way

Small businesses often have a website nobody has touched in years, because a rebuild usually means a brief, meetings and paying upfront. We split the work differently. Jarvis does the audit, takes over the content, builds the site and then looks after it. A person checks the result before you see it and takes on whatever needs judgement. You see a finished preview before you pay for anything.

Want to see your website rebuilt?

Send us your website's address and Jarvis will prepare a free preview. Request your preview on endorphinit.com.