An agentic website is a static site built and checked by AI agents, with content and structured data from one source: fast, cheap to run, easy for AI to cite.
What it does, in order, and what it never does.
Connections
What the system never does
KINTO builds these sites with its own site builder, Kinto Studio, for companies that need a site that explains the offer and turns visits into conversations.
Small and mid-sized companies often have sites on shared hosting or heavy templates: slow, costly to maintain, with forms that never arrive and no technical SEO base. In a case with more than a dozen small businesses, that was the starting point. In another, independent professionals needed a presence that turns visits into conversations, without a backend to maintain. In a Bitcoin mining case, the main barrier was distrust, which is typical of the crypto sector, and the buyer had no way to verify before paying.
KINTO starts from the visitor’s real question, not from a template. For independent professionals it began with each person’s identity and their clients’ real questions, then audited contrast, accessibility, responsiveness down to 320 px and structured data, and measured performance on a slow network before deciding what to load.
Content and structured data come from a single source, so what is visible and what machines read cannot drift apart. The site is static, hosted at the edge, with a CSP computed on every build in the professionals’ case.
For trust-sensitive sectors, KINTO answers the objection before it is raised: in the mining case that meant price, power draw and hosting cost in plain view and a section on how to verify before paying.
Companies that need a fast, bilingual, editable site with a clear way to start a conversation, and do not want a server to maintain. KINTO’s own site, kinto.co, is built the same way.
Migrations & rescue
KINTO migrated a hosting agency’s sites in waves: dozens of domains reconciled and classified, every active site on the new platform, and publishing time cut from nearly an hour to a few minutes.
Agentic ERP
KINTO replaced a two-decade-old system and a macro-driven spreadsheet with an agentic ERP that matched the old system to the cent on 100% of shared waybills over six months and surfaced customer-reactivation opportunities.
Agentic ERP
KINTO gave a real estate firm locked inside a sector ERP an agent layer that reads the ERP, shows lease by lease the status of each document, and writes only when a person approves.
Agentic websites
KINTO moved more than a dozen small businesses across several sectors and countries to fast static sites with no server to maintain, working forms and the technical SEO basics in place.
Product hacking & growth
For a fintech that pays out in local currency from stablecoins, KINTO built a scan-to-pay flow for Latin American instant-payment QR codes and per-route pricing governed from operations.
Agentic websites
In about six weeks KINTO took a study-abroad agency from nothing to a site of more than 100 pages, with dozens of articles built around search intent and every WhatsApp click measured as a conversion.
Migrations & rescue
KINTO replaced a community radio station’s paid streaming with its own infrastructure: latency from ≈10 s to under 1 s and a monthly cost that fell by more than 90%.
Agentic websites
Several fintech and crypto companies in Latin America and the US received bilingual sites from KINTO with segment landing pages, extensive FAQs and a layer that helps generative search engines cite them correctly.
Agentic websites
KINTO merged two diverging versions of a beverage brand’s site into a single bilingual, English-first codebase, with SEO and FAQs built for US search engines and AI answers.
Agentic websites
In a sector where buyers distrust by default, KINTO took a site from a product plan with no code to a multilingual catalog with transparent pricing, power draw and hosting cost, plus a guide to verify before paying.
Agentic websites
For independent professionals, KINTO built lightweight sites that qualify visitors with a self-assessment and open WhatsApp with the message already written, with accessibility and security audited.
Agentic websites
For a global regenerative network, KINTO built a bilingual site with an auto-linked glossary and navigable long documents, and a pilot app that uses AI to match what each member offers with what another needs.
Headless e-commerce
KINTO took a recurring prepaid event to selling with real payment, per-date and per-location seat control and automatic reconciliation; payments went to production three days after the first commit.
Migrations & rescue
KINTO stabilized an undocumented legacy payments platform and took failing user approvals to zero errors in the observation window, with alerts that fire within minutes.
GEO (generative engine optimization) is structuring a website so AI assistants can understand, trust and cite it. KINTO built kinto.co with Kinto Studio to ship llms.txt, llms-full.txt, ai.txt, an AI-crawler allow-list, a sitemap with hreflang, JSON-LD and IndexNow.
KINTO builds it as a static site on KINTO's own site builder, with content and structured data from one source and checks run by agents. There is no server to patch and no database to attack. Bilingual versions, FAQs and files for AI assistants are part of the build, not an afterthought.
In the independent professionals case, pages were lightweight, with HTML of tens of KB and near-zero layout shift, and went to production in days. A one-page site took about three working days. In the study-abroad case, image weight fell by about 89%. These were measured on real production pages.
By putting the answer in a form that can be quoted without distortion. KINTO adds structured data, FAQs by category, citation metadata and llms.txt files. In a fintech and crypto case, several companies got bilingual sites with dozens of FAQs on the largest one, built in about three weeks.
Yes. In a case with more than a dozen small businesses in several countries, KINTO delivered static sites with static-compatible forms, structured data, a sitemap and analytics, plus a no-code editing panel where the business needed one. Their content was migrated and contact forms were verified.
Yes. KINTO builds bilingual sites with parity: the same information in both languages, with hreflang and wording adapted to each market. In a beverage brand's case, English comes first and Spanish is the second version, with US search and FAQs for AI answers, merged from two diverging versions.
Tell KINTO what is going on. The first conversation is to understand it, not to sell.
