Company
What is shipping, and what is still a plan
Zeso is an AI site builder and web host — site, domain, and hosting on one platform. A one-page site is free forever. It runs a small business's online presence end to end: the site, the domain, the hosting, the forms. This page splits that promise into the part you can use today and the part that is still a plan, because a company page is where a claim is cheapest to inflate and hardest to check.
The product, in one paragraph
You describe the business. The engine writes the copy, sets the type, chooses the layout, and ships a complete site. Studio keeps editing it without starting over. Hosting runs on enterprise-grade global infrastructure across 330+ cities, with SSL and one-click rollback included. Domains are registered through ICANN-accredited registrars, with the renewal price printed next to the first year. Pods make sections do real work: forms into your inbox, comments, events, albums, and collections you define.
True today
A site from a sentence
Structure, copy in your language, layout, and imagery, published to a real address. What you get is a finished site, not a canvas waiting for you.
Editing that does not start over
Studio edits the same structure the engine produced — the visual editor and the conversation write to one document, and publishing keeps a version you can step back to.
Prices disclosed, not discovered
First-year and renewal sit side by side before you pay, and the fee schedule says which part of a domain price is ours, which is a registry pass-through, and which is quoted live.
Sections that do work
Attachable pods: a form collects submissions for you, comments collect notes, and a CMS pod renders collections you define. Submissions are stored and are yours to export or forward.
Free that stays free
The single-page site that comes with a domain registered here stays free for as long as the domain stays with us. No request metering, no ads, no watermark, no expiry.
Two languages, both authored
English and Simplified Chinese, written for this site rather than machine-swapped after the fact — including the legal pages, the documentation, and the domain catalogue.
Not true yet
The rest of the business
The agent's reach stops at the front door. It does not answer a phone, file paperwork, run a CRM, or send an invoice. That is where the product is going; it is not where it is.
Self-serve payment
Every rate on the pricing page is real and published, but this deployment is not connected to a payment provider, so there is no button that takes money. When there is one, it will be because the wire is live — not because a mock looked convincing.
A measured availability record
The status page probes this deployment while you load it. We keep no public incident log and no measured uptime history yet, so we do not publish either. The 99.9% and 99.99% figures on the pricing page are plan commitments, not measurements from that page.
A blog, a press room, a careers page
Competitors index thousands of pages written to be found. We publish documentation, a pricing page, and the terms instead — and the footer no longer advertises pages that do not exist.
This column is not deleted when it becomes embarrassing to read. A row moves up when it becomes true.
How we decide
The ledger wins
Before a free offer or a margin appears on this site, it is written down with its costs and its break-even point. Where the document and the website disagree, the website is the one that is wrong, and the website gets fixed.
Numbers are checked, not remembered
Every figure we publish about the network is authored once, and the build fails when any sentence anywhere on the site puts a different number next to the same fact. Copy drift is a bug with a customer-visible consequence, so it gets a gate.
Gated is not hidden
An offer we do not sell to everyone is still described in the public pricing FAQ in plain words, with its renewal price and its cap, and claiming it never requires a card — that rule is asserted in code, not promised in copy.
Who you are talking to
Zeso is the product. Zeso Networks is the company behind it, and it is the name on an invoice. There is no sales desk and no demo call to book — a product you cannot price without talking to someone is a product we are not allowed to sell that way.