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Businesses you can feel

Sites that feel open for business.

Choose a familiar business shape: food, beauty, classes, fashion, home objects, or a custom start. Each one tells a credible customer story before pricing ever enters the room.

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Mira Complete Studio

A polished studio selling skincare, small home goods, and paid classes from one calm storefront.

The first impression feels like a real brand: collections lead into products, classes are easy to understand, and checkout stays quiet.

What this business does: Products, classes, checkout, stock, customer follow-up, and launch-ready content in one customer journey.
Best for: Businesses selling products and teaching classes at the same time.
How customers move: Mira anchors the page around a daily ritual: buy the clay mask, book the Saturday class, and keep the receipt and class details in one place.
Customer languages: Hebrew, Arabic, and English are ready for customer browsing.

Open Mira Start with products and classes

Online selling

Deli Noor Market

Menu categories, daily specials, coupons, delivery areas, pickup times, orders, and customer receipts.

Best for: Restaurants, bakeries, delis, and local makers ready to sell online.
How customers move: The category stories feel like a real counter: mezze boxes for Friday, fresh pastries by morning, pantry jars for the week.

Open Deli Noor Start online selling

Online selling

Luma Beauty Studio

Product routines, availability hints, customer follow-up, discounts, order notes, and repeat-purchase flow.

Best for: Stores with inventory, repeat customers, and product advice.
How customers move: Luma does not just list bottles. It explains morning routines, studio picks, texture, who it fits, and what is available now.

Open Luma Start a deeper store

Classes and bookings

Luma Class Studio

Class pages, session dates, registration forms, participant tracking, and supporting products.

Best for: Studios, instructors, makers, short courses, and paid group experiences.
How customers move: Each class has a story: what students make, what they bring home, what level it suits, and how to join.

Open classes Start with classes

Inquiry catalog

Olive & Clay

Collection stories, category browsing, product details, gallery photos, and clean inquiry paths.

Best for: Makers, showrooms, product brands, and boutiques that sell through conversation.
How customers move: A customer can browse by mood, material, scent, and gift occasion before sending a precise request.

Open Olive & Clay Start an inquiry catalog

Guided catalog

Atelier Naya

Collections, variants, filters, visual hierarchy, availability signals, and lead-focused browsing.

Best for: Fashion, beauty, accessories, and product brands that need stronger lead quality.
How customers move: The buyer can ask about the linen jacket in olive, medium, from the spring edit because the page already framed the choice.

Open Atelier Naya Start a guided catalog

Inquiry catalog

Made From Your Brief

A guided start that collects the owner brief and turns it into a first customer-facing structure.

Best for: Unique businesses, service-led brands, and owners who want a site shaped around their own brief.
How customers move: Instead of starting from filler content, the business starts from its actual offer, audience, tone, and next action.

Start a custom build

A custom start is also available: Pixilo asks a few business questions and turns the answers into first content, categories, and customer language.