Lazycom App vs B12

Lazycom App is an ecommerce marketing platform for building landing pages, sales funnels, and automated follow-up without writing code. It targets online sellers who want to launch products, collect leads, and run email and SMS campaigns from one dashboard instead of stitching together separate tools.

The platform includes a drag-and-drop page editor, conversion-focused templates, built-in hosting with SSL, payment integrations, A/B testing, and a CRM for tracking customer behavior. You can also set up upsells, cross-sells, and reward programs to increase average order value.

Lazycom was founded in 2022 by Jonathan Melody and Ibrahim Olammy to simplify marketing automation for ecommerce operators who find traditional martech stacks too complex. Support resources include a knowledge base, academy, demo, and Facebook community.

B12 turns a short text prompt into a live website, online store, or lightweight web app in about two minutes. Its AI builder drafts mobile-responsive pages, then you refine layout, copy, and features through chat or a visual editor without touching code.

Squarespace and Wix ship template libraries you customize manually. B12 bundles site generation with commerce backends, client intake forms, invoicing, contracts, email marketing, and an expert marketplace when you want humans involved. That makes it closer to an all-in-one stack for service businesses than a pure site builder.

Freelancers, coaches, and small firms use it to launch on a free b12sites.com subdomain or move to a custom domain on paid plans. B12 says more than 4 million sites have been created on the platform, with Website at $49 per month (200 AI credits) and Website + Client Engagement at $78 per month (300 credits), both offered at $1 per month for the first three months for new users.