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How Mauritius.biz grew page views 25x and sales 40% by rebuilding with Foundreco

Web Hosting·Mauritius·July 8, 2026
25xmore page views
40%increase in sales
24+hours saved weekly on support
15,000+page views in 6 weeks

Mauritius.biz is a web hosting company based in Mauritius. It has hosted websites, domains, and emails for businesses across the island since 1999. The Founder, Jude, runs the company with a team of three: himself, a designer, and a support specialist. For over two decades the business grew almost entirely on referrals with no real digital presence.

Jude rebuilt Mauritius.biz with Foundreco. In 6 weeks, he grew page views 25x (600 to now 15,000), and lifted sales 40%. He also replaced Clientexec, the UK-hosted billing and support platform Mauritius.biz had paid for over 8 years, with his own AI-powered system built by Foundreco. He estimated he's saving 24+ hours a week on support. Jude has never written a line of code.

With Foundreco I don't have to fight with it. I ask it to do something and one time round, it just goes and builds what I asked for.

Jude, Founder, Mauritius.biz
Jude, founder of Mauritius.biz

Growing page views 25x and sales 40% in 6 weeks by rebuilding for SEO

Mauritius.biz's website was built and hosted on WordPress. It received ~300 page views a month. Some days, it didn't receive any page views. Jude had no idea how to fix it. SEO meant hiring an outsourced developer or trying to configure Wordpress plugins he didn't understand. Consequently, all of Mauritius.biz's customers came through word of mouth.

Jude rebuilt his site with Foundreco and used Foundreco Audit to maximize SEO. Foundreco was able to flag which pages needed SEO work and then fix them. He also had the agent build custom analytics so he could see who was visiting his site. In 6 weeks, his page views jumped 25xto 15,000+ and sales rose 40%. Clients who had never heard of Mauritius.biz started finding it through search and placing orders directly.

Before, I only got clients through word of mouth. Now people who never knew me land on my website, see how professional it is, and place an order.

Jude, Founder, Mauritius.biz
The Mauritius.biz blog built with Foundreco, with 21 articles across categories like Web Hosting, Domain Names, and AI that grew its search traffic

Automating support and billing to save 24+ hours a week

For 8 years, Mauritius.biz ran its billing and support through Clientexec, a UK-hosted platform completely separate from its own website. A client needing help had to leave mauritius.biz, log into Clientexec's white-labeled portal, and file a ticket there. Every ticket triggered an email alert that sent Jude back to Clientexec to read and reply by hand. Each reply looked generic, with none of the Mauritius.biz branding, colors, or template.

Jude built his own customer support system inside of the mauritius.biz. Customers sign into the website through secure, custom-branded Foundreco Authentication and create a new ticket. Jude then gets an alert via email (built with Foundreco Email) and is prompted to reply directly from within his app. The replies contain his branding and keep his customers inside his site. Jude has been able to completely replace Clientexec entirely. The new platform is so streamlined he estimates he's saved 24+ hrsper week.

Everything is in one place now. I go to mauritius.biz, log in, and there is my ticket dashboard. I type my reply and Foundreco formats a beautiful, branded email. That was not the case before.

Jude, Founder, Mauritius.biz
The branded support ticket form Jude built inside mauritius.biz, with a screenshot upload, Submit Ticket button, and a WhatsApp option for urgent help

Why Foundreco

Jude chose Foundreco after trying Manus for two days. He had found Manus through a Facebook ad, bought credits, and built a few pages. Then a Google ad led him to try Foundreco for free. He pointed Foundreco at his Manus-built landing page and watched it rebuild the page and add new features to it. He was stunned, cancelled Manus, and subscribed to Foundreco. What keeps him with Foundreco is that it does what he asks the first time. He does not have to fight it or re-explain himself. When his prompts are unclear, the agent uses what he has asked before to work out what he means.

Foundreco has done everything it told me it could do. The other app builders I used are tough. If they do not understand you, they drop you halfway. Foundreco is forgiving. Even when my brief is not clear, they work out what I meant.

Jude, Founder, Mauritius.biz

What's next

Jude is now building a full Client Management System with Foundreco. Once it's live, he'll import all of Mauritius.biz's client data from Clientexec, retiring the vendor completely and running billing, support, and client profiles from one app. Six weeks in, with page views still climbing, Jude is projecting sales growth of up to 200% by the end of the year. As Jude puts it: "It is absolutely amazing to be able to build what we've built with Foundreco and integrate our operations all from one app."

How We Build

Machines are fast. People are why it works

We use AI for everything it is genuinely good at: the scaffolding, the boilerplate, the second draft, the thousand small pieces that used to eat a month. That is where the speed on this page comes from. But AI has never sat across from a customer, never watched someone give up on a checkout, never felt the thing your business is actually for. That part is human, and it is the part we refuse to automate.

AI carries the weight The repetitive build work that used to justify six-figure quotes and six-month timelines gets done in days, not quarters.
People make the calls What to cut, what a customer will actually tolerate, where the emotion in your product lives. Judgment is not a feature you can prompt for.
You own all of it Your code, your data, your accounts, handed over in full. No lock-in, no hostage situation, no platform you cannot leave.
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A rebuild that pays for itself

A website is not a brochure, it is a salesperson that works while you sleep. If yours is not bringing in more than it costs, it is not a design problem, it is a business one.