Bancheng / Website builder
The expensive part of a website is never the first version. It's every small change afterwards. When you built it, changing a line of text means changing it yourself.
A designer's quote often runs to four figures. Once the site is done, changing your opening hours, swapping a photo or adding a notice means emailing them and waiting. After a while you stop asking, and the site drifts away from reality — customers end up reading last year's price list.
Doing it yourself has a different problem: most tools hand you a blank page, and you have to become half a designer before the layout stops looking awkward.
Pick sections and fill in the fields. There are 24 ready-made section types — hero banner, about us, services, price list, FAQ, photo gallery, team, customer reviews, timeline, key figures, map, enquiry form, video, file downloads and more. Add the ones you need; each field tells you what goes in it.
The same section can show three columns on a computer and one on a phone. These are two independent settings — not the desktop version shrunk down, and not a second mobile site to maintain.
Your sitemap and robots.txt are generated and kept up to date, every page has a canonical URL,
your business details are published as LocalBusiness structured data,
posts and products get their own markup, and search engines are notified when content changes (IndexNow).
The dashboard also runs an SEO check-up that tells you which page is missing a description.
None of this is an add-on — the free plan has it too. A beautiful website nobody can find in search isn't much use. See everything we handle →
The platform solves one problem: an owner who runs the shop themselves wants it online in an afternoon, and wants to keep it up to date on their own. It's deliberately simple, so there are things it doesn't do — fully custom visual design, complex interactive features, or a connection to your POS or ERP.
We do those. Bancheng is made by Bancheng Network, a Taiwanese software studio with fifteen years of Android and ten years of iOS development and more than sixty shipped projects, for clients from clinics and fleets to listed companies.
So you don't have to choose between making do with a platform and hiring someone else. When the platform is enough, do it yourself; when it isn't, talk to us — we already know what your site looks like.
You have a working site the moment you sign up; the rest is putting in your own words and photos. With your content ready, an afternoon is enough.
No. Each section has its own desktop and mobile layout — one set of content, arranged two ways.
Yes, from the Basic plan up. On the free plan your site lives at an address under ours.