Webas is made in Québec, by one person

Webas is built and run by Love-Ken Olustra at Olustudio inc., a company registered in Québec, Canada. Olustudio has been building websites to order since 2024. Webas launched in the summer of 2026.

Why it exists

Two years of custom work made the same request obvious: most people asking for a website were asking for a few pages, a contact form and an address of their own — and were being quoted thousands of dollars for it, or signed up at twenty dollars a month for a builder they never finished learning. The work was real, but it was the same work every time.

So Webas does that part automatically. You describe the site to an AI assistant you already use — Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini — and it writes the pages and publishes them. There is no agency to brief, no template to outgrow, and no invoice at the end.

What you actually get

Creating and publishing is free, on a Webas address, with hosting, SSL and a visitor count included — up to ten websites, on every plan. $5 a month connects a domain you own and removes the Webas mark from your pages. You can read and edit every line of the HTML yourself, and take it with you if you leave.

Still run by hand

One person answers the support messages, writes the code and watches the server. That is a limit and it is also the point: there is no ticket queue between you and the person who can fix your problem.