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DOYJO-owned · AI website builder & business automation

Contreol AI Website Builder & Business Automation

DOYJO’s AI website builder connects visual design, custom development, customer accounts, billing, payments and hosting into an automated technology service.

Contreol · Owned and operated by DOYJO LLC project preview
AI + visual toolsDesign, content and custom development
ConnectedAccounts, billing and service delivery
AutomaticActivation after confirmed payment
DOYJO-builtOwned technology service

AI website design connected to business operations

Contreol is a DOYJO-owned AI website builder and automated hosting business. Built by Brian Bateman in Sheboygan, Wisconsin, it connects website design, custom development, customer accounts, invoicing, payments, hosting activation and ongoing editing into one service.

For DOYJO clients, the larger story is the connected system behind that result. A business can bring its information, describe what it needs, review a working preview and move toward a hosted website through a coordinated workflow. Contreol demonstrates how DOYJO can build an operational platform around the service a business sells.

A website builder that can develop custom features

Customers can begin with a complete design example, guided business information or a conversation with the AI designer. Their business details become the foundation for the pages, rather than requiring them to begin with finished website copy.

Visual controls let users change supported layouts, palettes, headers, footers and content without spending AI credits. The AI designer handles requests for writing, images, design changes and custom development. Customers can ask for a feature, review the result and continue refining it.

The scope extends to stores, booking systems and custom web applications. A business might need a service inquiry flow, an interactive calculator or a tool built around its own process. Those requests require an appropriate scope and any relevant integrations, but the platform provides a route beyond choosing a fixed template.

The design collection includes complete website examples with interior pages and a mobile preview. Content can stay with the business while its visual direction changes, allowing customers to explore a different look without starting their story over.

Contreol complete website examples for trades, accounting and farm supply businesses
Complete business website examples from Contreol. Select the image to view the full screenshot.

From customer account to paid website activation

Contreol connects the customer-facing builder with the commercial and hosting workflow. That connection is central to the project: the service must keep track of who owns a site, what they approve, what they pay for and which services should be active.

  1. Start and save: create an account, provide business information and build a free preview.
  2. Review and refine: inspect pages on desktop and phone, share the preview and request changes.
  3. Choose services: select hosting and any optional business email mailboxes.
  4. Pay the invoice: DOYJO LLC sends the invoice through QuickBooks. No QuickBooks account is required. Customers approve the order by paying with a credit card or ACH.
  5. Activate and publish: confirmed payment triggers the website activation and publication workflow, with domain setup steps where needed.
  6. Keep improving: use the editor and monthly AI credits to update content, design and functionality.

Recurring hosting and email billing, one-time AI credit refills and account balances support the ongoing service. Optional email lets businesses add mailboxes on their domain or continue using an existing email provider.

As shown in the September 2026 product materials, website hosting is $21 per month with monthly AI credits included. Optional email is $2 per mailbox per month. Current pricing, credit rules and separate domain or connected-service costs are published on Contreol.

The technology service behind the screens

DOYJO’s work spans the public website, the editing experience and the operations required to deliver the service. AI generation is one part of that system. Account ownership, saved work, payment status, hosting services and customer communication must remain coordinated as customers move through it.

  • AI and content: business briefs, source documents, writing, image generation and requested code changes.
  • Design and review: interchangeable visual controls, complete page examples, preview sharing and customer approval.
  • Commercial operations: invoicing, payment confirmation, recurring services and credit purchases.
  • Service delivery: hosted websites, automatic activation, publication and domain or email setup paths.
  • Management: configurable service pricing, credit allowances and visibility into AI usage and operating costs.

Connecting these functions reduces repeated data entry and routine handoffs. It also creates a foundation for operating a technology service across many customer websites. Customer decisions, support, exception handling and tax returns remain responsibilities around the automated workflow.

What this means for your business

Contreol is a working example of DOYJO’s current capability in AI automation, custom web development and connected business systems. The same approach can be applied to a business that needs more than a public website: a customer portal, an onboarding process, an ordering workflow or a service platform that connects its existing tools.

The useful starting point is the work your team repeats. Where does customer information get copied? Which approval holds up delivery? What happens after a payment clears? Which systems need the same information? Those questions help define an automation project with a practical business purpose.

DOYJO can scope, build and support a custom system for businesses ready to invest in that service. Contreol provides the accessible website-building option; a DOYJO engagement can address the broader integrations and operational requirements of an individual organization.

Explore DOYJO’s AI automation services, or discuss your business workflow with Brian. Based in Sheboygan, DOYJO serves Wisconsin businesses and clients beyond the state.

Explore the product and design examples

The supporting screenshots were prepared from the September 29, 2026 product PDFs supplied for this portfolio entry. For current features and examples, visit the original product pages:

Know a business that could use a simpler path from idea to website, or a better connection between its tools? Share this example and tell Brian which part of the workflow you would like to improve.

Customer example: a $1,500 website design in three minutes

Radius Labs shows what the product can deliver for a business. Its first website design took three minutes from a supplied fact sheet PDF. A website of this scope could cost $1,500 to have a designer build. That comparison illustrates the potential value: business information becomes a usable website design in minutes, with the ability to keep refining it inside Contreol.

The $1,500 figure is Brian Bateman’s estimate for comparable designer work, rather than a price quoted or paid by Radius Labs. Contreol’s hosting and any additional development credit remain separate from that design-value comparison.

Radius Labs makes random access autosamplers for analytical workflows. Its supplied fact sheet contained product information and graphics, but a brochure and a website have different jobs. A website needs to introduce the product quickly, explain its applications, organize detailed information and make the next step obvious.

Contreol used the supplied material as the starting point for the initial three-minute design. The review site presents the 1120 Random Access Sampler with a balanced introduction, equipment photography, sample-access features, fluidics information, configuration options and a specifications overview.

  • Source material: a customer-supplied fact sheet PDF containing technical descriptions and supporting visuals.
  • Website structure: product introduction, capabilities, workflow options, specifications and contact paths.
  • Supporting content: imagery from the product material and a link to download the original data sheet.
  • Customer review: a shareable website preview that can be refined before publication.

The three minutes describes the initial design, rather than the entire review and launch process. The screenshot below shows the refined review version, including later improvements to the hero layout and use of the supporting product material. This is a specific project result, not a promise that every website or custom application will take the same amount of time.

Radius Labs autosampler website designed from a supplied fact sheet PDF
Radius Labs’ refined review website. Select the image to see the full screenshot.

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