Site Manager is a drop-in AI operator for the business website you already have. It watches your site continuously. When something is stale, broken, missing, or out of date, it drafts the actual fix — the new wording, the corrected hours, the missing page — and queues it for your approval. Nothing goes live without you. Every published change is verified live, and every change can be rolled back.
Open the dashboardMost tools hand the work back to you — a warning, a score, a checklist. Site Manager does the drafting itself, from one source you control: your business-truth profile.
You confirm a plain-language profile of your business — services, hours, offers, prices as you state them, and the claims that are off-limits. Proposals may only use facts from that profile. A fact that isn't in it cannot appear in a proposal.
Content edits, hours and offer updates, new pages, SEO fixes, and maintenance arrive in one queue, each shown as a concrete change with its reason. Approve, reject, or dismiss in one tap. Prices, claims, guarantees, and legal wording are always owner-only — there is no automatic path for them, ever.
Before anything publishes, the system takes a snapshot. After publishing, deterministic checks — not the AI — confirm the page loads, the expected content is there, and the site still works. If verification fails, the change rolls back automatically and you are told.
You keep your site, your platform, and your hosting. Site Manager works in place.
Enter your domain and connect it. Site Manager crawls your pages and builds a first draft of your business-truth profile for you to confirm in plain language.
Freshness of hours, offers, and prices; broken links and forms; missing titles, descriptions, and schema; stale announcements — checked on a schedule, around the clock.
Each finding arrives as a drafted fix in your approval queue, with the evidence and a risk level. Low-risk fixes can be set to auto-approve — only if you turn that on, and never for owner-only items.
Approved changes publish through your site's connector, are verified live with deterministic checks, and are kept in your change history with a per-change rollback and a per-site pause switch.
What Site Manager can do depends on what your platform allows. We say which is which up front, and we never present a temporary overlay as a real edit — changes publish into your own site and stay there.
Servana-built sites and WordPress. Monitor, draft, publish, verify, and roll back — the full loop, including new pages, content and SEO fixes, and WordPress maintenance updates proposed in the same queue, each with a snapshot taken first.
Other platforms with a connector path. Full monitoring, and every fix drafted and ready in your queue. Where the platform's connector supports publishing, approved fixes go live through it; where it doesn't yet, the drafted fix is yours to apply or hand to your developer.
Squarespace. Squarespace offers no third-party way to edit a site's source, so Site Manager monitors a Squarespace site and drafts fixes as an exportable checklist — and tells you plainly that it cannot publish there until a supported connection exists.
On any platform: the embed monitor snippet is read-only. It observes your pages and reports back; it never changes your site's content. Publishing only ever happens through a connector, after your approval.
No per-edit meter, no token packs, no surprise bill for a busy month.
Site Manager is included in Servana Growth's Full Stack tier, and is a $49/month add-on to Growth website packages. One license covers one website — one domain, with subdomains (including staging) included.
Site Manager keeps the rest of your Servana stack in step with the same business-truth profile.
When your truth profile changes, Site Manager flags your Greeteno chat knowledge as stale and drafts the sync as a proposal — so your chat never quotes last season's hours. The chat widget's presence on your pages is monitored too.
New reviews you approve in Laudvia can be drafted into proof blocks on your site as proposals in the same queue — real reviews only, never fabricated ones. The review widget's presence and rendering are monitored.
Content, offers, hours, SEO, maintenance, chat freshness, and review proof — triaged in a single approval queue instead of five separate tools emailing you five separate alerts.