Freelancers & creators
One site that is the portfolio, the pitch, and the shop
Freelancers juggle three URLs that all point at the same person: a portfolio that is out of date, a link-in-bio page, and a checkout. Collapsing them into one address is the cheapest credibility available.
One address, three jobs
- edge locations
- 330+
- median TTFB
- <50ms
- uptime on scale plans
- 99.99%
Live Interactive Experience
Explore what your website feels like in the real world
Switch between personas, toggle desktop and mobile frames, and test real interactive micro-experiences powered by Zeso's modular Pods and sub-50ms edge network.
Elena Vance — AI Research & Systems Design
Partner at Vector Labs. Writing on deterministic state engines, memory models, and open web standards.
Custom Domain
elenavance.design
at wholesale registry cost
Monthly Hosting Fee
$0.00 / month
Free 1-page site on custom domain
Platform Lock-in
0% Lock-in
Clean static HTML/CSS/JS export
The problem
The problem this solves
Every tool wants to be the one URL. So the work lives in a portfolio, the buying happens somewhere else, and the two drift apart — the portfolio shows last year's work because updating it means another migration.
The payoff
What you get
One address
Portfolio, contact, and checkout under one domain
A client who reads your work, writes to you, and pays you never has to wonder whether they are on the right site. Neither do you.
Ownership
Leave with the work, not a hostage situation
The site compiles to an open JSON SiteSpec and clean static output. If a platform ever stops fitting, the archive you leave with still opens anywhere.
Iteration
Redesign without a metered meter
Credit-metered AI builders make you ration how often you revise. A flat platform lets you iterate as often as the work actually requires.
How-to guides
The guides behind this
- How-To Guide
How to export your website — what you can take, and what we do not ship
What you actually own on this platform, how to read it out over the public API, and the three things we do not ship: a CLI, a static bundle, and an export fee.
- How-To Guide
Site structure — pages, sections and where your copy lives
Pages, slugs and sections, and how the visual editor and the AI engine touch the same structure.
Data primitives
Pods that earn their place
The alternative
Where this differs
Link-in-bio pages, portfolio platforms, and AI site generators
What usually goes wrong
- A bio-links page that a client's customer sees instead of your actual work
- Generators whose credit quota is shared across websites, slides, video, and documents
- Your name on their subdomain, until you pay for the privilege of having your own
The Zeso approach
One domain, no shared credit meter, and an open format you keep that still runs. The portfolio is the site, not a tab on someone else's.
The trades
Every trade this cohort covers
Each one is its own page, with its own schema subtype and its own head-to-head.
Head-to-head
Compare with category alternatives
Audited comparisons on renewal transparency, mobile layout stability, and code ownership.
Pro Standard — template (single-page canvas)
AI Site Builder — prompt (a design agent native to the canvas)
AI Website Builder & Hosting — prompt (full-site prompt generation)
Link in Bio — template (link list)
Notion-Style Site Builder — template + Notion-style typing
Before you ask
Questions
Build your one site