Pages with a job
Write, book, pay. If the page has no work, it does not ship.
Forty public projects you can open, fork and reshape with a few sentences.
Browse templatesSeparate client workspaces, white label, and the Git repo handed over at the end of the engagement.
See the programmePaste a URL. In thirty seconds you see exactly what Google receives before any JavaScript runs.
Check a URLEvery tile names its job: hair salon, business website, ecommerce, restaurant, practice, portfolio, nonprofit. The preview shows a first page. You correct the town and prices, then you publish.
Hair salonCut, colour, care. The week is visible. A deposit on long sessions. Door hours, not a fake 24/7 claim.
Business websiteHome, services, pricing, workshop, contact. A radius in kilometres. Built for a van or a waiting room, not a pitch deck.
Online storeTen products you can pack this week. Real stock. Plain shipping copy. The fantasy of two hundred SKUs stays outside.
RestaurantThis week’s menu. A dish removed on Tuesday vanishes. Booking with a weekend deposit. Last March’s PDF does not stay live.
Medical practiceFormal tone from the first line. A reply delay you will honour. Not a health startup theatre. Pages a stranger can use at 9 pm.
PortfolioCaptions start in English you can keep. Swap sample projects for yours, including the ones that failed. The enquiry sits under the photo that convinced.
Landing pageCopy already tight. You change the offer, not the structure. Useful for a launch, a cohort, a course with an end date.
NonprofitA visible membership fee. Clear notices. Room later for members-only screens if the board wants them.
Beauty spaTreatments with duration. A live calendar. A short team page. No fake miracle product shelf.
Auto workshopService, tyres, diagnostics. A quote form. The service area is written down. Built for a neighbourhood workshop.
Estate agencyCards with town and price. A short valuation path. No marketplace jargon. Sold listings leave the same day.
BakeryWhat is in the oven this morning. Door hours. A simple weekend order, not an eighty-line cart.
Law firmAreas written without outcome promises. Fees when you can show them. A sober form for a first conversation.
PhotographerDense image grids. A from-price. The enquiry under the series that convinced. Not a blog that hides contact.
Fitness coachClear offers. Slots for a trial session. No platform jargon. Town and venue sit on the home page.
Boutique hotelReal room photos. An availability calendar. The neighbourhood in three sentences. Not an impersonal marketplace.
PlumberA visible number. The service area. A from-price for a call-out. Built for an evening phone call.
Training schoolNext dates visible. A price per session. A short signup form. Not a forty-track university catalogue.
CatererSample menus. A quote request with date and venue. A short gallery. Remove what you no longer serve.
Dental practiceCare listed without overselling aesthetics. The team. A first-visit slot. Access and hours on the home page.
Take the structure closest to the trade. Delete what you will not write. All 20 website templates share the same pre-rendered HTML rules as the builder. Five free projects, one seat, no card. The first fix is a sentence, not a bought theme.
Open a website projectA public site must answer at 9 pm. An app screen list is a different index.
Write, book, pay. If the page has no work, it does not ship.
The draft places a town so the layout has weight. Your prices replace it before you send the URL.
Title, H1 and sentences in the first response. That is why these cards sit beside the website builder.
Take the app templates. A brochure dressed as an iPhone still has to pass two stores.
Import from that URL, or open a redesign. An empty showcase tree invents pages you must redirect.
The gallery shows shapes already out. This page shows a first sitemap.
So you choose fast. A preview without a trade is a demo. Here the trade is the first signal, before the title.
No. It is a sitemap and a draft. If you publish the sample salon, you publish someone else’s town.
Yes, in one sentence. Cut pages that collide. Two trees glued together means Contact twice.
No. The tree is the same on the free offer. Your own domain is on Plus.
Five free projects, hosting included, no card. Change the template until a stranger can act.