We bring you global business.
You focus on running it.

Describe what you need in plain words, and we build the site, write the copy and handle images and layout. After launch, we keep the content current, answer visitors from your own material and help more buyers abroad find you.

A general manager in a black suit sits at her desk looking at her laptop, a stainless steel part in her hand; through the window behind her, workers operate machines on a CNC shop floor.

To lower the barrier between technology and creation,so that more companies, organizations and individualstruly benefit from the technological progress of the AI era.

Product-focused companies can present themselves clearly to distant markets without first building a web team.

A lighting showroom at dusk, hung with pendant and wall lights, with the city’s sunset sky beyond the floor-to-ceiling windows; there are no customers, and a saleswoman arranges table lamps at a display on her own.

Good products are not always seen

Many companies make products that pass rigorous testing and have earned loyal customers, yet their website is years out of date. What they lack is not a good product but the time and skilled staff to build a site, write content and keep promoting it.

A professional website once meant comparing agency quotes, revisiting requirements and waiting for a slot in the schedule. Marketing staff who tried to learn the system themselves often stalled on complicated settings. After launch, a new product line or language usually meant another round of discussion and waiting.

We set out to work differently: you describe what you need, and we take on the pages, the writing and the routine upkeep. The website becomes part of running the business, not a separate project.

In a spacious warehouse, a forklift moves pallets of cartons, workers pull hand pallet trucks back and forth, and others load goods into the back of a truck.

You focus on orders and delivery.
We look after your site and content.

At the pace of business

A product launch, a trade show, a price revision: tell us what is needed and leave the rest to us. Your website keeps pace with the business, with less waiting for work to be scheduled.

  1. In an open-plan office, an operations manager wearing an ID badge walks between the desks while recording a voice message on her phone; colleagues around her work at their computers.

    Like a colleague

    Twenty new products to list, German descriptions to add: send a voice note in the chat app you already use. We take it from there and send you the pages for approval.

  2. Early morning: the export manager of a textile company stands by the window with a coffee, checking her phone; fabric swatch cards fill the rack beside her, and the city and factory buildings lie outside.

    Cared for after launch

    Late at night, a buyer abroad asks about fabric weight and minimum order quantity. We can send a first reply from your material; product and price updates can wait until morning.

  3. In the office of a cookware importer, a purchasing manager at his computer browses a supplier’s pages of pots and pans, with a stainless steel pot sample on the desk and port cranes beyond the window.

    Seen farther afield

    When overseas buyers look for new suppliers, some use search engines and others ask AI directly. Your website stands a better chance of coming to their attention.

Each speaks their own

Buyers abroad send inquiries and pre-sales questions in their language. You reply in yours, and each side reads the exchange in its own. Your website content can also be offered in 20+ languages; the site you are reading is one example.

Animated illustration: the globe turns to face Asia-Pacific, then Europe, the Middle East and Africa, then the Americas. In each view, cities light up in pairs, each labeled with its country and city name. Local buyers ask in their own language about minimum order quantities, lead times, samples, certifications, packaging and payment terms; the replies are written in the visitor's language, and the text in each chat bubble alternates between the two languages.

Your company, known abroad

Orders and product lines are growing, but the website, language versions and inquiry replies often lag behind. We can take this work on.

A site to match your plant

Capacity and certifications are in place, yet the website is years out of date, language pages are incomplete and inquiries from other time zones often wait a day. With updates and first replies left to us, your sales team can focus on quotes and delivery.

In a bright, tidy electronics assembly workshop, workers in blue uniforms and caps assemble products station by station along the production line.
In a company R&D lab, staff in white coats work at instruments and lab benches; in the foreground, a female researcher in gloves runs a test.
In a factory’s sales office, sales and purchasing staff are busy: some type at computers, others talk on the phone, and paperwork and calculators cover the desks.

New products, translated in step

Hundreds of products, weekly launches and sales in several countries bring more multilingual descriptions and buyer questions. With us taking on product pages, translations and replies, your team can focus on product selection and new markets.

Seen from an attendee’s seat in the meeting room of a cross-border e-commerce company, a female colleague stands at a large screen presenting quarterly figures for the European market; a laptop and an iced coffee sit in the foreground.
In a cross-border e-commerce warehouse, staff scan parcels at packing stations amid labeled cartons as colleagues pick orders from shelves behind.
In a cross-border e-commerce company’s studio, a photographer shoots a handbag under softboxes as a colleague reviews the shots at a computer.
Overhead view of a desk: a man looks at a 3D model of a product on his laptop, beside an open product catalog, metal samples, drawings, a phone and a cup of coffee.

Guided by three principles

  1. Tools adapt to you

    If a tool takes special training to use, it is the tool that needs improving. You describe the result you want; the tool takes on the tedious steps.

  2. Size is no barrier

    A professional website and ongoing content work once took a dedicated team and a sizable budget. Growing companies should be able to present an equally professional image with a proportionate investment.

  3. You set the direction

    We do the work: writing, layout, updates and replies. How your brand is presented and what is published are yours to decide; if a result falls short, you can have it revised or redone.

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Turbome launches on 11 November as a cloud service. It runs in your browser, with no software to install and no need for dedicated staff to maintain it. Request early access now, and we will be in touch to explain the difference it can make for your business.

Your questions

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What is Turbome, and what can it do for our company?

Turbome is a website and content service, built on AI, that helps companies win business from around the world. You describe what you need in plain words, and we build the pages, write the copy and handle images and layout. After launch, we keep the content current, answer visitors based on your own material and help more people find your website through search engines and AI assistants.

Can we use Turbome without a dedicated technical team?

Yes. Turbome requires no coding and no familiarity with complicated settings. Colleagues in marketing or export sales can describe what they need in plain words, or hand tasks to us through the chat apps they already use. It is offered as a cloud service: you open a browser and start working, with no need for dedicated staff to maintain it.

After launch, is it easy to update products, change prices or replace images?

Yes. After launch, you can ask for changes as you would brief a colleague: update a product line's descriptions, revise prices or replace homepage images. We make the changes as requested, with less need to contact agencies and wait for scheduling. The final say remains yours.

When will it launch? Can I try it early?

Turbome launches on 11 November 2026 as a cloud service that runs in your browser. To learn more in advance, click “Get early access” on this page or send us an email, and we will be in touch.

How will pricing work?

We will offer plans for individuals, teams and businesses, so you can choose the one that suits the size of your business and how you use it. Pricing will be announced on 11 November; to learn more beforehand, please contact us.

Can we trust you with our product information and pricing?

Product information, pricing and customer correspondence represent years of work, and we will handle them with care. How they are stored and used will be set out in the terms of service and privacy policy due on 11 November. If you have concerns, we would be glad to discuss them first.

Our business is mainly cross-border e-commerce, with many products and languages. Is Turbome a good fit?

Yes. The more products, launches and markets you have, the heavier the daily work on your website and content. We can write and update new product pages and descriptions, and content can be offered in 20+ languages. We can also give first replies to common buyer questions based on your material.