For B2B SaaS marketing teams

A weekly improvement loop for the site your pipeline depends on.

You already know the site should improve - the changes just get stuck between analytics, priorities, design, and dev capacity. Waastly turns what you know into reviewed, approved, published improvements.

Sound familiar?
  • Insights from analytics and SEO tools do not reliably become shipped changes.
  • Non-trivial site changes wait on a developer or agency with a full queue.
  • Nobody owns web ops, so the site drifts while pipeline targets do not.

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We are onboarding a small early access group. Two minutes, no spam.

Illustration of the Waastly SaaS team operating loop, moving from analytics signals to site health findings, reviewed fixes, and improved website results.
What early access gets you

From finding to published fix.

Site health findings with evidence, proposed fixes your team can review, and a publish path that is safe by default - so the marketing site improves every week instead of every quarter.

How it works

One operating loop for the whole site.

Every change - yours, your team's, or a proposed fix - moves through the same reviewable path.

  1. 01
    Build locally

    Your site is real WaastWeb source on disk, edited with the coding agent or editor you already use.

  2. 02
    Push through the CLI

    waastly push stages a review candidate. Nothing goes live silently.

  3. 03
    Review the exact change

    Changed files, a candidate build, and a preview - before anything is promoted.

  4. 04
    Publish safely

    Approve to go live. Roll back if something is wrong.

  5. 05In development
    Keep improving

    Site Health watches for stale pages, broken links, and missing metadata, and turns them into findings you can act on.

The website should keep improving after launch.

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