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Show HN: Create Your Business Website and Store in Minutes

1 vaparth6 0 5/23/2025, 11:04:12 AM cruxbee.com ↗

Hi HN

We built Cruxbee to help small business owners get online easily - without needing to hire developers or learn design.

With Cruxbee, you can:

- Launch a website and online store in just a few minutes

- Add your products and manage orders easily

- Use your own domain or host on ours

- Share everything about your business

- Connect analytics and optimize for SEO

Most of our users are local businesses, shop owners, and service providers who just want something that works — fast.

We’re based in India and built this tool because many small business owners around us still don’t have a proper website, or they struggle with expensive/complicated tools.

We’d love your feedback, suggestions, or ideas to make it better. Thanks!

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