Say it in the chat.
It's on the site.
A colleague inside your WordPress. It turns a template into native Elementor, writes the widget that does not exist yet, reads your Search Console, and keeps your way of working from one site to the next.
Free account · prepaid credit from $10 · no API key of your own · an EU company
Included, connected, paid per use
One account. The whole toolbox a WordPress studio otherwise subscribes to.
No API keys to buy, no second dashboard. The platform holds the accounts, you pay for what a project actually uses, and your client sees one invoice: yours.
WordPress
The plugin lives on the site. Pages, plugins, themes, menus, media, forms: done where the site is.
Elementor
Templates become native containers and widgets your client edits, never a frozen HTML block.
Claude by Anthropic
The models behind every answer and design, metered per step at list price plus your account's terms.
Google Search Console
Connected by its owner with one click. Queries, clicks, positions and the pages that are almost there.
PageSpeed Insights
Core Web Vitals in every SEO audit: what loads slow, what shifts, what the fix is.
DataForSEO
Search volumes, difficulty, competitors, rankings and backlinks for every project, cents per question.
Pixabay
Real photographs in every design the moment it is drawn, placeholders your client replaces.
Stripe
Prepaid credit, receipts and invoices with VAT done right, in your account's currency terms.
With a key of your own
Semrush AhrefsPaste it on the project and the agent uses your plan; nothing is metered for those requests.
- No subscriptions to those services: the platform holds the accounts.
- Paid per use from your credit, per project, visible per site.
- Every connection is the project's: its key, its Search Console, its figures.
- Everything the agent reads is logged under the project, never sold on.
Template in, site out
Not a picture of the page. The page.
Other tools embed the HTML and call it done. T-Builder draws the template in a real browser, measures every section and rebuilds it as Elementor's own containers and widgets. A slider becomes a Slider, three cards an Items grid, the motion stays. Your client opens Elementor and edits.
Drag the handle.
- ✓ Backgrounds, scrims, gradients, wordmarks kept
- ✓ A theme of the site's own, installed with the conversion
- ✓ Anything with its own JavaScript stays a live widget
<section class="hero swiper"> <div class="swiper-slide">… <section class="services"> <div class="card">…<div class="card">… <section class="counters"> <span data-count="24">… <section class="contact"> <form action="#">… <!-- 1,900 more lines, 3 scripts, 4 stylesheets -->
Inside every account
A week with T-Builder
Built for the week of an agency.
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Mon
A template comes in
An agency drops the HTML a client bought. By noon it is 40 native Elementor pages and a theme of its own, the client can edit every section.
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Tue
The site needs a thing that does not exist
A booking widget in the site's colours. T-Builder writes it as a plugin of the site, parsed before it lands, activated under a guard.
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Wed
The client asks why traffic dropped
Search Console is connected. The agent reads a year of queries and finds three titles cut short. Fixed in the chat.
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Thu
Something should happen every week
Said once: broken links every Monday, mailed. It runs on its own, in a thread of its own.
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Fri
A new design, in the site's voice
The client wants a landing page for a campaign. T-Design draws it from a brief; T-Builder converts it. Live before the weekend.
For the developer
Your way of working, followed on every site
Knowledge per project, skills for how your agency does a job, a handbook of WordPress and Elementor practice read before every answer. Private chats inside a shared project. Every change under Activity with a link to the draft. A stop button, before more credit goes. Pick the model per project.
For the client
A site they can edit, and nothing to unlearn
Real Elementor widgets with Content and Style tabs. Forms in the plugin they know. A theme in Appearance with its own settings. Sliders and card grids they can add to. No lock-in, no proprietary builder, hosting wherever they like.
Everything built in
The parts an agency otherwise stitches together.
Knowledge that stays
Per project and per agency: the components, the naming, the tone, the handbook of WordPress practice. Read before every answer, kept when the model changes, grown with every site.
Connections
Search Console, Semrush, Ahrefs, connected by the person who owns them, read by the agent. SEO on real queries, clicks and positions, not on a checklist.
Schedules
Say it once. It runs on its own and reports by e-mail, Slack or Discord.
Monday 08:00 · 4 runs
Code of the site's own
Plugins, post types, shortcodes, integrations: parsed before they land, activated under a guard.
wp-content/plugins/tb-doctors · active
60+
tools on a site: pages, Elementor, plugins, code, forms, menus, media, SEO
$0.41
a whole template converted, from prepaid credit
34%
of the tokens a generic assistant burns on the same brief
16
sections from one landing page, 14 native, 2 kept dynamic
What shipped
Releases
Pricing
One prepaid credit. Every product, every site, one statement.
Usage per product in your account. No per-site fee, no seats, no model subscription. Top up from $10 when it suits you.
How credit works →- A template convertedabout $0.41
- A chat stepcents
- A site designed from a brieffrom $1
Bring one template. Leave with a site.
A free account, the plugin, a conversation. The first conversion costs less than a coffee.