Free tool · runs in your browser
Website Builder for Small Businesses
Pick your type of business, write a few lines, upload your photos and videos and choose where each one goes, set your prices and how customers pay, and switch on booking requests, an instant estimate, a gallery or opening hours. Then download the finished website as one HTML file or a ZIP. It runs entirely in your browser: nothing is uploaded, there is no account and no fee.
How it works
- Tell us about your business — the type, name and phone. We fill in starter text for you.
- Change the words, add your photos, prices and booking times. The preview shows your real site as you go.
- Download your finished website as one file and put it online free. It's yours — no account, no monthly fee.
Everything stays in your browser. Nothing is sent to us.
Live preview
In the preview, booking and contact buttons show the message instead of opening WhatsApp or email.
Guide
Before you start
What you get
A one-page website with your services and prices, about section, photo gallery, video, reviews, questions and answers, contact details, opening hours and the areas you cover. It is a single, fast HTML file that works on phones and computers, with the information search engines read (structured data) built in.
Booking requests and the contact form need no server: the visitor chooses a service, day and time, and a ready-written message opens in their WhatsApp or email, addressed to you. You confirm the booking yourself. That keeps the site free to host and means there is no database of customer details to look after.
Your photos, in the right place
Upload photos and videos once, then choose where each goes: the logo, the big picture at the top (a photo or a short looping video), the about section, the gallery, next to the booking form, or a service. Photos are resized in your browser so the site stays fast; describe each one briefly so blind visitors and search engines know what it shows.
Putting it online
Any web host can serve the file. Free options such as Cloudflare Pages, Netlify Drop and GitHub Pages let you drag the file or folder onto an upload page. Keep the project file (included in the ZIP) so you can load it back into the builder and change prices or photos later.
Check every price, payment detail and claim before you publish. The site shows exactly what you entered, and the builder flags phrases such as “guaranteed” or “cheapest” that you should only use if you can prove them.
How it works
The logic, in plain English
- 1
Your description is matched to an industry template (cleaning, barber, trades and more) that sets starter text, services, questions and features. You can change all of it.
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Each step updates a live preview of the real page you will download.
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Your work is saved in this browser as you go. Nothing is sent to our servers.
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Download builds the final page: everything you typed is safely escaped, photos are embedded or placed in an assets folder, and booking runs through WhatsApp or email.
Questions
Is it really free?+
Yes. The builder runs in your browser and the website you download is yours. There is no account, subscription or watermark — the small footer credit can be switched off.
How does booking work without a server?+
The visitor fills in the booking form and it opens WhatsApp or their email app with the request already written to you. Nothing is stored on a server; you reply to confirm.
Can customers pay on my website?+
You can show your payment methods, bank transfer details and a payment link from a provider such as Stripe, PayPal or SumUp. The payment itself happens on the provider's page.
Can I edit my site later?+
Yes. Save the project file (it is also inside the ZIP) and open it in the builder again whenever you want to change something, then download a fresh copy.
Which languages can the website be in?+
Buttons and labels are available in English, Persian, Arabic, Polish, Romanian and Spanish, with right-to-left layout for Persian and Arabic. You write your own text in the language you choose.
Where are my photos uploaded?+
Nowhere. Photos and videos stay in your browser until you download your site.