If you Google it, there has been quite a bit of press about it, including killerstartups.com.   Apparently it’s only free for personal usage (although when I went to the site, there’s no info about pricing plans, only “Sign in”):

“MyWebees is available at no cost for those who intend to put it to personal uses, whereas three different paid plans are provided for sohos, small businesses and resellers.”

Read more: http://www.killerstartups.com/Social-Networking/mywebees-com-put-your-site-on-facebook#ixzz1paXYvR18

And they ask a couple of questions but don’t answer them…

“Can companies try this service for free? If yes, what happens to all their data in the event they decide to cancel the service at the end of their trials?”
Those are crucial questions for me.

I tried it but it seemed quite complicated.  Also, when I loaded my page through IE… it was super slow and bombed out.  I’ve decided to finish my zoom frame project which will be easier than this.

I have created a system that can do the above.  I will release it in a few days, message me if you want a link.

Im going to be testing the concept with some of my local clients and look at a way to get their website into facebook and viralize the pages… We’ll see how it goes over the next few weeks.

@vincentedwards Have you completed the app that will allow you to put your website on Facebook.

I tried the zoom fram app and although it installed, it does not bring my website into the FB page.

Thanks

Chrissa

@chrissamichelle Yes Chrissa it is fully working, just ask for help there.  There is a link to example sites that are using it: https://www.facebook.com/vindiapps?sk=app_106878476015645&app_data=page-10

@janisfriesler Yes Janis, but with zoom frame you would be able to fit it properly (thats kind of the point).

@vincentedwards I shared this link of your vindi apps in my group and in my page too, keep creating and keep motivating people, have a nice day