Starter Kit
Neutral, type-led starter on a rail grid: four pages, one voice, ready for any business.
Versatile templates for companies, startups, and lead generation.
Neutral, type-led starter on a rail grid: four pages, one voice, ready for any business.
Type-led, single-offer layout for paid traffic: one page, one ask, one number.
Loud, type-led agency site: highlighter headlines, hard rules, three sample pieces and a free-audit ask.
Daylight coworking space on one floor: a day-pass price in the first screen, the plans and rooms as an index, a tour as the one ask.
One coach, one voice: a booking-led site for coaches and mentors, with programmes priced plainly and a free first call as the ask.
Freight and courier site built around the quote: what you move, how it is tracked, and a same-day price request.
Drawing-sheet layout for machine shops and fabricators: capabilities as a spec table, one quote form.
Consultancy and B2B site with practice areas, a staged engagement process and a first-conversation ask.
The neutral booking site: a diary you can see, every service with its length, and a form that confirms in writing - for any practice that runs on appointments.
A multi-trade property firm in one town: the quote form beside the argument, a ticked list of what they do, the hours, and a fixed price before anything starts.
Gig-poster layout for one night and one date: the line-up as the bill, a live countdown, a ticket waitlist.
A pre-launch page for a shop with a season and a papered-over window: one giant word, one email box, three true things.
An independent driving instructor: the first-lesson booking and the price per hour on the first screen, every lesson type as a plate, the full price list one click away.
A business website has one job: make it instantly clear what you do, who you do it for, and how to get in touch. The templates in this collection are built around that job - a benefit-led hero, a services overview, proof (clients, numbers, testimonials), and a contact section that turns visits into enquiries. They work equally well for a startup landing page, a consultancy, or an established local company.
Every layout here is conversion-first rather than brochure-first. Calls to action repeat at natural decision points, lead forms feed a built-in leads inbox you can work from day one, and each template ships with the pages a small business actually needs - typically Home, About, Services and Contact - so you are structuring content, not designing from a blank canvas.
Pick the design closest to your brand's personality, then swap the logo, colors, fonts and copy in the drag-and-drop builder. Publishing takes one click, hosting is included, and you can connect a custom domain whenever you're ready.
Yes - every business template is free to start with. You can build and customize your site at no cost, and upgrade only if you need more projects, a custom domain or extra features.
Absolutely. Every section, color, font, image and word is editable in the drag-and-drop builder - start from a template and make it your own.
No. The builder is fully visual, so you can launch a professional site without writing a single line of code.