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Onbit

about onbit

Why Onbit

If one small system makes someone's day a little lighter, that's enough for us.

Waltz music school

where it started

From a family music school

When a family member started a music school, one thing became clear: teaching and keeping a school running are two different jobs.

A website, trial sign-up forms, social media, search visibility. Each is small, but together they eat into the music time you actually want.

People who teach, host or treat clients spend most of their time on their craft — and so news updates, booking coordination and late-night enquiry replies keep getting pushed back.

Onbit takes on that back-office work from the web side. Two drafted news posts and two small updates a month are covered by the HP Smart plan's monthly fee. English pages and booking-system integration come with HP Pro. LINE integration is an option for those who need it — so you can slowly get back the time to focus on your craft.

the other half

The other job — AI for business

Taking on the web side made it clear the trouble doesn't stop at the website. Entering accounts, replying to similar enquiries, repetitive admin — the tasks you repeat daily are the ones that eat into your real work.

These days, building systems that hand routine work to AI is becoming Onbit's main line. Try it small, confirm it helps, then run it monthly — the same "not a one-off" approach as our web work.

See AI for business →

who's making this

The person behind it

Sawa

Sawa (sawa)

  • ・Lives in Tokushima
  • ・Onbit (sole proprietor)

After a family member started a music school and I took on the back-office work, I began to think others must be running into the same trouble. Onbit is the name I started under.

What matters to us

  • ・No jargon
  • ・Not a one-off — built to last
  • ・A simple build you can change later

what's in a name

Where the name "Onbit" comes from

(oto / sound)

Voices, instruments, the message you want to share

bit

(technology)

The smallest unit of the digital world

Carrying what people want to say, with the reliability of digital. That's the meaning behind the name Onbit.

how we compare

How we differ from the alternatives

There are several ways to build a website. Onbit isn't the "build it, hand it over, you're on your own" type — it's the "build it, then handle the monthly updates together" type. Here's a side-by-side with the two options people often compare.

Comparison DIY tools Wix / STUDIO / Jimdo, etc. Typical web agency Template work, SI firms Onbit Monthly plan, specialized
Setup fee ¥0–30,000 (costs your own time) ¥300,000–1,000,000 None (included in the monthly fee)
Monthly fee ¥1,500–5,000 (tool cost) ¥5,000–30,000 (maintenance only) ¥4,800–14,800 (by plan, build + maintenance included)
Time to launch At your own pace 2–3 months 1–4 weeks (by plan)
Updates after launch You do them Quoted separately HP Smart and up: 2 drafted news posts + 2 small changes a month, done for you
Industry knowledge None (generic templates) Depends on the project Specialized in music schools, guesthouses/inns and clinics
Who handles it No one Split across sales → build → maintenance Sawa handles it end to end
Handover to another company Hard — tied to the platform Depends on the deliverables On cancellation, the site's HTML and image files can be handed over

When Onbit isn't the right fit

  • ・Sites with full application features such as member accounts, payments or inventory management (booking-system integration is available on HP Pro)
  • ・Large corporate sites of more than 10 pages
  • ・Cases that need weekday daytime phone support (we mainly handle email/LINE in evenings and on weekends)

For cases like these, a local agency or a larger systems company is a better fit. After we've talked, if we decide Onbit isn't right for you, we'll say so honestly.

let's talk

Tell us what you have in mind

A free 30-minute chat. Schools, inns, clinics, small shops — any line of work, just tell us about it. "Still vague" is fine. If it's not a fit, you're free to walk away.