You own the website, we built the platform.

Krodox comes from a simple conviction: in 2026, any small-business owner should be able to launch a real website, and everything that makes a local business easy to find, in seconds. No middleman. No waiting. No strings.

For 15 years I built complex, scalable web systems for large American corporations, the kind of engineering most small businesses never get near.

The whole time, one belief kept nagging at me. In 2026, a business owner shouldn't need a technical person just to get online. They shouldn't hand a chunk of their budget to a middleman, approve a design they haven't even seen, then depend on that same person for every change, or, worse, for their own domain.

A sole owner should be able to create their website, and everything that site needs to make their business known, in seconds. And it should be theirs. Completely.

So we built Krodox: the enterprise-grade engineering I used to reserve for corporations, put directly in the hands of the person who owns the business.

Julian Beaujardin

Founder of Krodox

@laravelai

What Krodox stands on

Three promises we don't bend on.

Live in seconds

Describe your business and Krodox writes the copy, builds the pages, and gets you ready to be found, in about two minutes, not weeks.
No middleman

Change a word, swap a photo, update your hours, anytime, from your browser. No one to call, no one taking a cut, no one holding the keys.
Yours to keep

Your site, your content, your domain, your customer list. Start free, and if you ever leave, you take all of it with you.

Built in-house. Engineered to scale.

Krodox isn't a template wrapped around someone else's platform. It's a dozen microservices working as one: handling domains, security, licenses, analytics, CDNs, repositories, servers and VPS, all built by our own team, with the same discipline behind the enterprise systems we came from.

~60s
to launch a live site: ~5,000
jobs run every day: ~0%
job error rate: ~300
sites created at once