Start from the closest one. We build it around you.
These are not templates you pick from. They are starting points for a conversation about what your site actually needs to do. Most people end up combining two or three, and plenty want something that is not on the list at all.
For a local business or service.
The sections that fit you: a clear intro, your services, photos, hours, location, prices, and an easy way to get in touch. The most common thing we build, and usually the right answer.
- Everything a customer needs on one screen's worth of scrolling
- Your photos and your words, not stock
- Contact, directions and hours that work on a phone
For showing up on search over time.
Everything the one-page site has, plus a place to publish. You write in a simple editor, hit publish, and it appears on the site. Good for anyone whose customers search for advice before they buy.
- Your own writing surface, no developer needed
- Posts appear on the site the moment you publish
- Written so search engines can actually read it
Sell online, get paid properly.
Products, stock, orders and payment. Card, Apple Pay, or cash on delivery if that is how your customers buy. Add stamp cards, promo codes and pre-orders when you need them.
- Card, Apple Pay and cash on delivery
- Stock, variants and shipping handled
- Orders land in your dashboard and on your phone
For places people book.
Your rooms or apartments, with photos, what is in them, and a form that sends you a booking request. You manage the rooms and read the requests in one place.
- A room list you edit yourself
- Booking requests straight to you, no third-party cut
- The site updates itself when you change a room
One place for the whole day.
The story, the schedule, how to get there, where to stay, and an RSVP form that builds your guest list as people reply. You watch the list fill up instead of chasing people.
- RSVP that collects meal choices and plus-ones
- A guest list you can actually read and export
- Travel and accommodation notes in one place
For anyone who books time.
Your hours, your services, and slots people can take. Set how long each thing takes, block out the gaps you need between them, and stop taking calls to arrange a Tuesday.
- Slots that respect your real working hours
- Gaps between appointments where you need them
- A booking arrives and your phone tells you
For a group with a list.
A site for the club plus a members list behind it. Who has joined, who has paid, who to contact. For the kind of organisation that has been running on a spreadsheet and a group chat.
- A member list that is not a spreadsheet
- Sign-up from the site itself
- One place to see who is current
For a person rather than a business.
Your work, laid out properly. Photographers, designers, architects, writers, musicians, developers, anyone whose next job depends on someone seeing the last one. Also plain personal sites: a CV that is a real address, a place to put things.
- Your work shown at the size it deserves
- A real address to put on a card, not a profile on someone else's platform
- Easy to add the next project yourself
Not sure which one you are?
Most people are not, and it does not matter. Tell us what you do and we will tell you what fits. If it is not on the list, say so anyway. That conversation is free and so is what comes out of it.
Most of these combine. A restaurant with a menu and a blog, a guesthouse that also sells, a club that takes bookings.
And this is not a menu you have to order from. If what you want is not on this list, ask anyway. It is a website. We have not run into many we could not build.
Tell us about your business. We will build the rest.
Fill in what you know and we take it from there. We will build you a real, working site with the panel behind it, and send you the link.
Got it.
We will start on your preview and email you the link.