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Paage is a Paris-based company that has developed a platform for generating web pages from natural-language instructions, including page structure, text, design elements, and e-commerce components.^[1] The platform includes tools for publishing content, processing payments, and managing contacts.^[1] It is used by content creators, freelancers and small businesses.^[2]

Paage was developed in response to creators and small businesses relying on multiple services to manage sales and audience engagement, including link-in-bio tools, e-commerce storefronts, forms for pre-orders, and email marketing platforms.^[2] The product was positioned as an integrated platform intended to combine functions such as product pages, catalogs, payments, and customer management within a single interface.^[2]

Paage was founded in 2025 by Jean Ronin and Nicolas Garcin.^[1] The company initially developed its features using a block-based approach before adding an artificial-intelligence layer.^[2] The platform uses a conversational interface to interpret user requests and generate pages for purposes such as presentations, catalogs, service listings, and campaigns. It also includes tools for payments, product management, customer relationship management, and email marketing.^[1]

In 2026, the company announced a €2 million seed funding round led by Aglaé Ventures, with participation from Kima Ventures and Cassius.^[3][4] The round also included angel investors such as Alexandre Eruimy, Felix Malfait, Darren Lachtman, and Enzo Mattioli Ferrari.^[4] The company has stated that the funding would support development of the platform and expansion plans in Europe and the United States.^[5][6]

Paage’s platform generates web pages from natural-language prompts and supports pages that incorporate links, media, and commerce functionality.^[7][8] Users can describe a product in text or provide an image, after which the platform generates a product description and configures a product page.^[9] The company uses multiple large language models for different tasks.^[2]

Paage operates a subscription model with a free plan and a paid subscription priced at €30 per month.^[2] It also charges transaction fees on sales: 9% for free accounts and 1% for paid subscribers.^[2]