The technical layer, handled
Sitemaps generate themselves and update when you publish. Every page carries a correct title, description, and canonical address. No config file to touch.
Every Pendro site ships the technical work search engines reward: fast pages, clean structure, sitemaps, and machine-readable business details. You fill in plain-English fields, and Pendro speaks search engine on your behalf.
Free plan forever. No credit card to start.
Sitemaps generate themselves and update when you publish. Every page carries a correct title, description, and canonical address. No config file to touch.
Your business details, FAQs, and services are marked up in the format Google reads for rich results and local search.
Your site publishes a machine-readable summary for answer engines, and you choose in plain language how AI systems may use your content.
Pages are pre-rendered and served from a global network. Fast is the default, not a project you schedule for later.
Search traffic is often lost to technicalities: a missing sitemap, duplicate page addresses, a page that takes six seconds on a phone. Pendro closes that category. The technical layer is generated and maintained as a side effect of editing your pages, so the site competes on the part you control, which is being the genuinely useful result for someone searching your trade in your town.
Search is changing shape, and a growing share of answers now come from AI assistants rather than a list of links. Your site publishes a structured summary those systems can read, your FAQs sit in the page in a form they can quote, and you set the policy: be found and allow AI training, be found but not used for training, or keep AI systems out entirely.
There is no plugin to install. Sitemaps, titles, descriptions, canonical addresses, structured data, and mobile speed are handled by the platform. An agency can still help with strategy and content, which is the part no software does for you.
Weeks to months, like any new site. What Pendro can promise is that nothing technical is holding you back on day one, and that your pages are fast and structured, so every bit of authority you earn counts.
Yes. Every page has plain-English fields for what searchers see, with sensible defaults already filled in. Change them whenever you like; the sitemap and page metadata update when you publish.
A three-way choice for how AI systems may use your site: open, findable but not used for training, or closed. The default keeps you visible in AI answers without giving your content to model training.
No card, no time limit. One site free forever, and nothing you change can make it look undesigned.