Hand your company profile, product specs, or a PDF catalog to the AI. It turns them into native-sounding English pages, spec tables, and inquiry forms. No code, no outsourcing, and you can change anything yourself whenever you want. Never used AI before? The first step walks you through it.
Overseas buyers no longer just search “supplier” on Google — they ask AI outright: “Which reliable source factories are there in China?” If your digital assets are still sitting in WeChat and PDF catalogs, the only name they find on the open web is your competitor’s.
High-res production photos, test reports, spec sheets — you have them all, but they only go out when a customer emails to ask. Overseas buyers cannot find you on their own.
Tens of thousands paid to a web company, months of talking past each other; after launch, changing a lead time or swapping a trade-show photo means a new ticket, a new schedule, and another invoice.
The annual platform fee is steep and the inquiries are all price-hunters; the high-margin buyers who want long-term partnerships check factory strength on a site you own.
Everything building a site actually needs, you already use every day: picking the products you sell, answering customers’ technical questions, writing a paragraph about your company. That is all the material. Layout, natural English, and SEO structure are the AI’s job.
The first version doesn’t need to be perfect: it opens, it reads clearly, and customers can reach you — that is enough. Launch first, get feedback from real overseas buyers, then keep adding content. This was never an exam.
Export lead generation runs on three main roads: buyers search Google (SEO), buyers ask AI software (GEO), and you pay for overseas traffic (SEM). All three end up on a site you own. Forget the terms — look at the outcome: overseas buyers find you, and inquiries reach your inbox.
FROM OUR CUSTOMER COMMUNITY
Website messages, purchase requests and buyers who found a site through AI.
BUILD, WRITE AND EARN TRUST
How do customers build their sites and write useful content? Here is what they shared in our groups.
Don’t think of the 500 yuan as a template fee. It is an enterprise-grade overseas digital foundation: servers, global CDN acceleration, SSL and the underlying code architecture are operated and covered by the platform. You just update products and talk to customers.
Based on our survey of users, most people get a first version in about 2 hours; with materials ready and the account open, live the same day at the fastest (assuming the domain is chosen and the facts in your content are confirmed).
You also get a free, public GitHub AI assistant (a skill): no stiff machine translation or Chinglish, it writes content and handles SEO/GEO, and you never touch a command line. The skill polishes natural English content; the ¥500 covers the overseas digital foundation — DNS, search and AI-recommendation structure, multilingual pages, inquiry forms, and global hosting and maintenance.
In practice, four steps:
The public repo is on GitHub: github.com/tony-apan/b2b-export-ai-workbench-source
For an export site, what matters is not the feature count, but who actually matches your stage of business:
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| What the boss cares about | Top pickAllinCMS export site | Traditional outsourced build | WordPress self-build | Shopify |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01. What business is it for? | ✔ Built for B2B large-order inquiries • Spec sheets, MOQ • Factory-audit photos, AI-recommendable structure | ✕ Off-the-shelf templates; most agencies don’t get B2B purchasing or factory audits | ▲ Blogs and tech sites; B2B large orders need a pile of plugins | ✕ Built for small B2C card checkout • Making a big buyer add to cart looks amateurish • No native industrial spec sheets |
| 02. Real first-year cost | ✔ ¥500 / year, all in • Same price on renewal; no second charge beyond the domain • Run it a year and see the results — no long contract | ✕ From ¥10,000 – 30,000+ • A deposit in the thousands, launch in months • Invisible coordination fees keep appearing | ▲ Looks free; hosting + theme + plugins • Real cost about ¥1,500 – 3,000+ a year • Security plugins renew every year | ✕ Basic plan $39/month + must-have apps • Fixed spend around ¥3,500 – 6,000+ a year • Every advanced feature costs extra |
| 03. Later redesigns and product swaps | ✔ Block toggles, as simple as writing a doc • Snap a photo, publish in one tap • Edit in the backend, publish in a click | ✕ A lead time or photo change means a new ticket — a bottomless pit of repeat billing | ▲ Touch the theme and the site can go white; redesigns need a developer | ▲ Rigid template code; an industrial spec table is agony |
| 04. Overseas speed and hack resistance | ✔ Global edge CDN, instant open + enforced SSL green lock • Hardened stack, maintained by the vendor • Buyers see all green, never a warning | ✕ Cheap single-node hosting; long-haul lag; after handover, gambling links and no one to call | ✕ A global hacking hotspot • Open-source holes; domains get suspended • Plugin conflicts crash the site every few days | ▲ Fast for US/EU buyers, but China-based staff often need a VPN, and the backend feels slow |
| 05. Refunds and who owns the asset | ✔ Full refund within 30 days, back in 10 minutes • The domain is fully yours, never held hostage • One WeChat message and it is refunded — no stalling | ✕ Deposit gone once it lands; a bad build, you swallow it | ✕ Hosting and themes are non-refundable once activated — every misstep is yours | ✕ Monthly charges, no refunds — and a real risk of a shutdown or a frozen domain |
See how peers use AI to build a product site, how they got their first overseas inquiry, and which traps they hit. Add support on WeChat and say “join” or “activate”.
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