Plan Your Site Structure.
In 60 Seconds.

Local business or service agency — paste your services, locations, or industries and map a complete site blueprint with clean URLs and proper hierarchy. Then generate content briefs for every page. No spreadsheets, no developers, no headaches.

Map Your Entire Site Structure Instantly

Enter your services, locations, or industries, click generate, and watch your complete URL blueprint appear. Tree view shows parent-child relationships. Table view lets you edit details. Then flow every page into content briefs and drafts.

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Everything Local SEO & Agency Teams Need

From service lists to complete site blueprint — then flow into content creation.

Two site types, one workflow

Local Business for multi-location businesses (services + locations). Service Agency for agencies, consultancies, and professional firms (services + industries + solutions). Same clean workflow, different page structures.

Instant structure mapping

Turn a simple list of services and locations — or services and industries — into a fully mapped website blueprint. What used to take weeks of spreadsheet planning now takes seconds.

Smart URL hierarchy

Clean URLs that both search engines and users love. Floyi enforces a maximum 4-level depth to keep your site crawlable and link equity strong.

Cross-product pages

Automatically generate pages for every combination. Local businesses get "Tree Trimming in Dallas" pages. Service agencies get "SEO for Healthcare" pages. Toggle on or off with one click.

Flexible location formats

Local Business sites support State > City > Neighborhood or City > Neighborhood hierarchies. Match your geographic footprint exactly.

20+ page types

Service, industry, solution, service+location, service+industry, city, neighborhood, pricing, FAQ, reviews, case studies, and more. Each type triggers the right content brief template.

Agency content templates

Eight templates for service agencies: conversion-first, authority-first, specialist, productized, and retainer service pages, plus industry and solution page templates with B2B sections like methodology, deliverables, and consultation CTAs.

Bulk import and export

Import existing page lists via CSV or Excel. Export complete blueprints to Google Sheets with one click. Hand off clean architecture specs to developers.

How It Works

From services list to complete blueprint to content briefs.

Step 1: Choose your site type and add your services

Select Local Business or Service Agency. Paste your services one per line, then add locations (for local businesses) or industries and solutions (for agencies).

Step 2: Configure URL structure

Toggle hub folders on or off. Enable cross-product pages — service+location for local businesses, service+industry for agencies. See the page count estimate before mapping.

Step 3: Map and refine

Click generate and watch your blueprint appear. Switch between tree and table views. Edit titles, slugs, and types inline. Add or remove pages as needed. Your inputs are saved so you can adjust and regenerate anytime.

Step 4: Flow into content creation

Export blueprint to CSV, Excel, or Google Sheets for developer handoff. Then generate strategy-aligned content briefs for every page in your architecture.

Part of a Complete Content Strategy System

Site Architecture isn't just a mapping tool — it's part of a connected workflow where brand identity, site structure, and content strategy work together, whether you're a local business or a service agency.

Brand Foundation
(Identity)
Site Architecture
(Plan)
Content Briefs
(Strategy)
Draft Generation
(Content)
Published Content
(Live)

Brand Foundation feeds Site Architecture

Your business info, service areas, and brand positioning inform the architecture you build — whether local pages or agency pages.

Site Architecture feeds Content Briefs

Each page type triggers purpose-built brief templates — a Service page gets a different brief than a Service+Location page or a Service+Industry page.

Topical Authority tracks every page

Architecture pages flow into Topical Authority with dedicated query strategies — location-based queries for local businesses, industry-based queries for agencies.

Everything stays connected

Change your services, industries, or locations, regenerate your architecture, and your content briefs update accordingly. Your inputs are saved for easy adjustments.

SEO Teams Ship Faster

What used to take our team weeks of spreadsheet work now happens in a single client call. We generate the structure, show the tree view, and get approval on the spot.


Jessica Martinez

Jessica Martinez

SEO Director, Home Services Agency

We expanded from 3 locations to 25 and needed pages for each service in each city. Site Architecture gave us the entire URL structure in under 10 minutes.


David Chen

David Chen

VP Marketing, Multi-Location Dental Group

As a local SEO consultant, this tool has become essential for client onboarding. I can show them a complete site structure during our first meeting.


Amanda Rogers

Amanda Rogers

Local SEO Consultant

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Site Architecture in Floyi?

Site Architecture is a site planning tool that transforms lists of services, locations, industries, and solutions into a complete website structure blueprint. Choose your site type — Local Business or Service Agency — and Floyi generates the full page tree with proper URL hierarchy and page types, then flows every page into content brief generation.

What site types are supported?

Floyi supports two site types: Local Business (services + locations, ideal for multi-location businesses like dental groups, HVAC companies, and home services) and Service Agency (services + industries + solutions, ideal for marketing agencies, IT consultancies, law firms, accounting practices, and staffing firms). Each type has its own page kinds, content templates, and search tracking patterns.

How many pages can I map at once?

There is no practical limit. Most teams map between 50 and 1,000 page URLs in a single run. For example, 10 services across 50 locations creates 500 service+location URLs instantly, plus all the hub and parent pages. For agencies, 4 services across 3 industries creates 12 cross-product pages automatically.

What are Service + Industry cross-product pages?

When you select the Service Agency site type, you can toggle on cross-product pages that combine every service with every industry — for example, "SEO for Healthcare", "PPC for Financial", "Content Marketing for Legal". These pages let agencies rank for industry-specific service queries.

What location formats are supported?

For Local Business sites, Floyi supports two formats: State > City > Neighborhood for multi-state businesses, and City > Neighborhood for single-state or metro-focused businesses. You can switch formats with a single toggle.

Can I import my existing page list?

Yes. You can import pages via CSV or Excel with automatic column mapping. Floyi recognizes Title, Slug, Type, and Parent columns automatically. You can also fetch locations from an existing URL on your website using AI extraction.

What page types are available?

Floyi includes 20+ page types across both site types. Local Business pages include Services Hub, Service, Subservice, Locations Hub, State, City, Neighborhood, Market, and Service + Location. Service Agency pages include Industries Hub, Industry, Service + Industry, Solutions Hub, and Solution. Both types share structural pages like Pricing, Process, FAQ, Reviews, Case Studies, About, and Contact.

How does Site Architecture connect to content creation?

Every page you map flows into Floyi's content system. Pages can be tracked in the Topical Authority module, and each page type triggers purpose-built content briefs and templates. You export the blueprint to Google Sheets, CSV, or Excel for developer handoff, then generate content for every page.

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