Site Sniper

A small, complete website from one keyword: a hub page and articles that each do a different job, with comparison tables and credited hands-on reviews.

Last updated October 12, 2026

Before you start

  • A sales page, your website, or a product, niche or keyword. One of these is enough to start.
  • For an affiliate site: your affiliate link, if you have it.
  • To publish: a WordPress site, or a free Netlify account. You can also just download it.

Sign in first. Your account profile fills in your name and details on the About page and in the articles.

Choose what to build

  1. Open Site Sniper at sitesniper.ahastudio.net, or press Build a site on your account page.
  2. Paste a sales page or your website, or type a product, niche or keyword in the main box. Add anything else in the optional box, pick the Google country, and press Show me what to build.
  3. Check what it understood. It reads the page (a sales page makes it an affiliate site) and shows real searches with their monthly volume and difficulty. Searches marked easy win are the most winnable. Pick The search to build the site around, or type your own.
  4. Set up the site: who it is for, the kind of site (Affiliate, Authority, Local business, Personal brand or Comparison), your affiliate link (affiliate and comparison sites), and how many pages (3, 5 or 10). A local business also lists its services, who it serves and the areas it covers. Open The site's profile, drafted by the agent to adjust the site name, tone, angle, why people buy and what holds them back.
  5. Press Build my demo site and watch it find the real searches, watch hands-on reviews on YouTube (for buying sites), plan the hub page and articles, and send each page to the writer. Pages are written on our server, so you can close the page and come back to the same link.

Review and finish the site

  1. Check the reviews it found. Under Hands-on reviews the pages draw on, use Leave out on any video you do not want credited.
  2. Write every page. Press Write the other pages to write the rest of the plan. Each page shows Preview when it is ready.
  3. Make it yours. Press Ask me the questions and answer what you can about your own experience (or paste a link to your post, review or bio page). Each page is revised with your answers, and kept as it was if the revision is not better.
  4. Add affiliate links. Press Find affiliate programs to see the brands your pages mention and their programs. Paste your link for a brand and press Save link: it goes on the first mention of that brand, marked as sponsored.
  5. Add images. Make images for every page creates a featured image and an infographic for each page.
  6. Read the list What the site needs from you. It lists the facts only you can give (your name, bio, contact email, first-hand notes) so the site is about a real person, never an invented one.

Publish

  • WordPress: on the My WordPress site tab, connect your site with an application password (Users > Profile > Application Passwords), then Send the site to WordPress. The hub becomes a page, articles become posts, and About and disclosure pages are added where they apply, all as drafts. Pages you already have are never overwritten. Install the Aha Studio Connector plugin to set meta descriptions automatically.
  • Netlify: in Netlify, create a personal access token (User settings > Applications > Personal access tokens), paste it, press Connect Netlify, then Deploy to Netlify. Deploy again updates the same site.
  • Download: Download the site (ZIP) gives you a complete static site with instructions for other hosts.

Your limits

Your plan builds up to 10 sites a month. During your first 14 days it builds 1 site with its hub page and up to 8 articles; see the refund policy.

If something goes wrong

  • "The AI could not finish this step": press Retry. The work so far is kept.
  • "This site is busy or not finished planning yet": wait a minute and try again.
  • "Netlify did not accept that token": create a new token and paste it again.
  • "You already have a page at ...": that page was left alone on purpose.