thanks - I will do that but it seems to be back in operation correctly now.

If I remember correctly (no guarantees!) Pushbutton AI is focused on course development and Buildy is more generally designed to create online businesses. While it can create courses, it is not specifically focused there, so Pushbutton takes the win for that type of effort. I use Buildy but am not a Pushbutton owner/user.

Another common thread is a request that you (someone) review a persons project(s) to find weak spots and improvements to drive the project into profit/revenue generation. BTW I use a red-team audit: ask buildy to "act a a red-team (a realistic, contrarian perspective) and audit my project to suggest improvements that would lead to increased traffic and revenue". See what buildy says!

Indeed - fantastic tool that just keeps getting better - thanks Dylan, Nick and Bill !! 🌟👏

Another fantastic training, Bill! Put your $11 5-step process to work right away: https://zq8e7bl1fbirm2tvztu1a.superdev.run !! Next is name/domain/seo and first customer 🤞

Hey Derek, I have built a process and tracker to make it easy to run this system. It is, according to Bill, a volume approach; which means lots of sites to get the $$ to flow. My research indicates that it's a 1%-3% business so my goal is to build at least 5 sites/day, call them (and leave voice mail if they don't answer) text those 5, and then follow up with a second text to the ones 2 days before, and then a final text after another 2 days (with a 48hour takedown message). On my first real week of this process which took me a few weeks to craft/hone. So not saying it's the be-all end-all. Just what I'm doing. Will keep you posted! If you want a copy of the little tracker app I build (actually AI built it) it runs in browser tab and semi-automates the process while keeping track of the follow up.

@Derek Weller Derek, You’re right that the default Google Maps search can flag businesses incorrectly. That’s exactly why the system includes a "Manual Business Entry" option. By default, the tool lets you just click and generates, but that skips the validation. The toolkit allows you to enter the specific details (like Facebook or Yelp links) and customize the AI prompt before it runs. This ensures it actually verifies the site exists before spending credits to build it. The "volume approach" works best if you actually use the full toolkit—specifically the manual entry and prompt customization features. Don’t let the default workflow’s limitations become an excuse to dismiss the whole strategy. BTW credits are an investment and can always buy more or wait till they renew - what else would I use them for!! All the best with your efforts; hope you hit a few buyers soon!