Givery Inc., a company that provides consulting and development support for AI agents and cybersecurity, will begin offering the beta version of its AI agent-based web page creation and operation platform, “Givery AI for Web,” from November 9, 2026.
“Givery AI for Web” is a service where an AI agent creates and updates web pages in accordance with a company’s design guidelines based on conversational instructions from web managers and marketers. By streamlining page creation and updates, it supports web managers and marketers in quickly advancing their web strategies.
In recent years, the rapid spread of information and the short lifespan of trends have been noted, driven by the proliferation of online media such as social networking services (SNS). In response to these changes, it has become essential for web managers and marketers to plan and execute campaigns and strategies in a timely manner that align with market trends.
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However, with traditional web page and landing page creation and operation flows, requests to the production company and internal confirmations are required every time a page is created or updated, and even minor corrections may not be reflected in the necessary time. Furthermore, with the widespread use of generation AI and AI search, it is becoming increasingly important to keep a company’s information accurate and up-to-date, and to disseminate it with an eye towards being referenced by AI search. In connection with this information dissemination, interest in AEO (Answer Engine Optimization) is also growing.
To address these challenges and changes, web managers and marketers need an environment that allows them to flexibly create and update landing pages and web pages themselves. This requires a system that offers a high degree of freedom while maintaining consistency with the company’s design guidelines, allows AI to manage editing scope and publication permissions, and significantly streamlines page creation and updating.
Source: PRTimes


