marsetto·tool is the console that scans Google Maps for local businesses without a site, puts them on your call list, and generates, publishes and bills their website — in one flow.
Pick a trade and a place. The tool geocodes it, lays a radial grid around the centre and scans it cell by cell, starting from the middle. It keeps only businesses without a site of their own. A Facebook page doesn't count as one.
Rating, category, address and the lead's local clock, so you know they're open before you ring. One tap dials or opens WhatsApp. Owner not in? Schedule a callback and the lead comes back on your list half an hour before.
Accetta → Genera starts everything: the business's social profiles get scraped, then the site is generated, published and health-checked. The accept is atomic. Two clicks, two tabs or two operators still start exactly one run.
One model call returns a site.json with copy, sections, menu and style, based on the Maps record and their Facebook, Instagram and TripAdvisor pages. The output is checked against a schema, and the call is retried once if it comes back broken. Photos come from the place itself, with stock shots to fill the gaps.
Publishing is a database upsert into a shared runtime: no build, no clone, no npm install. Media goes to R2. The lead only turns ONLINE once a real GET /api/health returns 200, not just because a deploy command exited cleanly.
The site runs on its own subdomain while the owner is still thinking it over. Send the link on WhatsApp with one tap, read them their /admin password so they can edit it themselves, and print a QR menu for their tables.
Mark as Customer creates a checkout link on your Stripe account, monthly or annual with free months. The customer enters their own billing details and pays. Then the webhook registers their domain, moves the site onto it and marks them CUSTOMER. If they stop paying, the site suspends itself and comes back once they pay.
Every site is a set of rows in one D1, served by one Worker pair. A fleet check tests every live site from the outside. Content migrations diff each site first, write with compare-and-set, take a backup, and skip any site whose owner has edited it.
Lead discovery & automated website generation
Every operator connects their own providers under Settings → Le mie chiavi. Secrets are stored encrypted (AES-256-GCM), and every euro a site costs shows up on that site's own cost tab.
Google Maps records, billed per record. The grid search stops early when an area runs dry, so you don't pay for empty cells.
One call per site, with any model your key allows. The cost comes from the provider's own usage report, not an estimate.
The place's own photos first, then stock shots picked from a query written for that business.
Workers, D1, R2 and DNS. The whole fleet shares one runtime, and a site can move to its own dedicated setup when it needs custom code.
Subscriptions paid straight into your account, with a personal webhook. Suspend and reactivate follow the payment status.
Real domains registered to the customer, with prices shown for the first year and for renewals. Try the whole flow for free in the sandbox first.
Suggests the next city × trade to scan, spaced out so searches don't overlap. You confirm, and it works through the queue.
Checks lead numbers against Italy's do-not-call register, and keeps a record of every check as your legal defence.
Passwordless login with passkeys or an authenticator app. Leads are shared out round-robin, and nobody calls the same business twice.
Every scrape, model call, upload and DNS change streams live while it runs and stays saved afterwards.
A public link with visits and top pages to send the customer. Handy when it's time to renew.
On a phone the console turns into a home screen with live badges, so you can work the list between appointments.
marsetto·tool is invite-only while it's in use with a small group of operators. Tell us where you work and what you sell, and we'll get back to you.
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