The Creator Plan: Build, Upgrade and Hand Over Client Websites
You build the site before anyone has signed anything. It costs you nothing until it wins the client — and when it does, one action turns it into a paid site and another puts it in the client’s hands.
Every website starts free
Paste a business’s Google Maps link and blasa builds their site from their real reviews, photos and hours. It publishes like any other free site — a small labelled ad and a “Made with blasa” badge — at their own address. That is the point: an unsold pitch costs you nothing and still works for you, because it is live, indexed and shareable while you are talking to them. You get a fresh allowance of these builds every month, so a slow month never carries into the next one.
Upgrade the ones that sign
When a client says yes, you spend one of your Pro upgrades on their site. The ad and the badge come off, their own domain can be connected, and a new page is published for them every day, written from their reviews. Nothing is rebuilt and nothing moves — the site they already approved is the site that goes Pro, in one click.
Hand it over by email
Invite the client with their email address. They sign in with it — no password — and the site is theirs: their dashboard, their visitors, their calls and WhatsApp chats, their hours to correct. A Pro upgrade travels with the site, so it does not drop back to free on the day it changes hands. You keep seeing it in your list, with whether they have claimed it yet.
The upgrade comes back to you
An upgrade is a lease you hold, not a licence you give away. When a client later buys their own blasa plan, their site is paid for by them — and your upgrade is returned to you automatically, ready for the next client. You can also take one back yourself; that site returns to the free plan and stays online. It is the one part of the model worth reading twice: your cheapest route to another Pro slot is a client who decided to pay for their own.
When you need more, and what happens if you stop
If every upgrade is in use you have three ways forward: take one off a site that no longer needs it, ask an existing client to take over their own plan, or buy an upgrade pack — a one-time purchase that raises your ceiling permanently. And if your subscription ends, nothing is deleted: every upgraded site simply returns to the free plan, still online, still at its address, with the ad and badge back. Sites you handed over stay with their owners.
What Creator is not
There is no editor. blasa builds one excellent site from a business’s own reviews; a client who needs pixel control needs a different tool. It needs a Google Maps listing with reviews to build from, so a business that opened last week has nothing to build on yet. And it does not do e-commerce, paid bookings or member areas. Related reading: how designers build client sites from Google reviews and how to offer websites without building them yourself. The plan itself lives at creator.blasa.shop.
Questions people actually ask
Do my clients need their own blasa account?
Only when you hand a site over. They sign in with the email address you invited — no password to choose — and the site becomes theirs. Until then everything sits in your workshop and the client needs nothing at all.
Does the finished site say it was made with blasa?
On a free site, yes: a small badge and one labelled ad. On a site you have upgraded to Pro, both are gone, and the site can run on the client’s own domain.
What happens when all my Pro upgrades are in use?
Nothing breaks. New sites are still built free and handovers still work. To upgrade one more, take an upgrade off a site that no longer needs it, ask an existing client to take over their own plan — which returns yours automatically — or buy an upgrade pack, which raises your ceiling permanently.
What happens to my clients’ websites if I cancel?
They stay online. Every site that was on one of your upgrades returns to the free plan — same address, ad and badge back — and sites you handed over stay with their owners. Nothing is deleted, and re-subscribing lets you upgrade them again.