WEBSITE KITS FOR FREELANCE BUILDERS
Give good businesses
a great first impression.
Choose a design with a personality of its own.
Then make the website, content and handoff fit your client.
Explore the collection ↓BUILT AROUND REAL BUSINESS DETAILS06 / SIX DESIGN DIRECTIONS
01Mobile detailing
Evaluation edition AfterglowMOBILE DETAILING
MOBILE DETAILING / DENVER
BACK TO
THAT FEELING.
Find your detail ↗Inside. Outside. Reset.Explore the website ↗
Design excerpt · AI-generated demo imagery, not customer results.
AFTERGLOW
A sharper first impression.
A clearer next step.
A detailing website with room for service scope, starting prices and the practical questions customers ask. Pair it with guided business setup and a client handoff.
- 2 website pages
- Guided setup
- Client handoff
Proposed $29 one-time price · Final commercial terms pending
02Home cleaning
Evaluation edition SundayHOME CLEANING
HOME CLEANING / BOULDER
A little less to do.
A little more Sunday.
Find your clean ↗
At home in Boulder.Explore the website ↗
Design excerpt · AI-generated demo imagery, not customer results.
Sunday
Warm by design.
Clear by nature.
A bright editorial website for residential cleaning. Visitors choose a regular clean, a deeper reset or moving help, then explore the relevant service scope.
- 2 website pages
- Service chooser
- Client handoff
Evaluation release · Final pricing and commercial terms pending
03Dog grooming
Evaluation edition Good CompanyDOG GROOMING
DOG GROOMING / FORT COLLINS
A fresh look.
The same good dog.
A conversation. A quote. Then a date.Find their visit ↗
Design excerpt · AI-generated dog, not a client dog or grooming result.
Good Company
A little character.
A good first hello.
A lavender and aubergine grooming website with a warm welcome, a three-visit chooser and a clear path from inquiry to an agreed appointment.
- 2 website pages
- Grooming workbook
- Client handoff
Evaluation release · Final pricing and commercial terms pending
04Landscaping
Evaluation edition FieldworkLANDSCAPING & GARDEN CARE
GARDEN CARE / GOLDEN
A little more life.
Right outside.
A place to start.Explore the work ↗
Design excerpt · AI-generated garden, not a completed client project.
Fieldwork
Room to grow.
A clear place to start.
A grounded landscaping website with a broad garden image, practical service scopes and a chooser for routine care, seasonal resets and new planting.
- 2 website pages
- Landscaping workbook
- Client handoff
Evaluation release · Final pricing and commercial terms pending
05Barbers
Evaluation edition STANDARD ISSUEBARBER SHOP / DENVER
CUTS. BEARDS. YOUR WAY.
A GOOD CUT.
A BETTER DAY.
Choose your service ↗
The cut. The beard. Or both.Explore the menu ↗
Design excerpt · AI-generated shop illustration, not actual business premises or client work.
Standard Issue
A sharp first look.
A clear service menu.
A bold barber website with a cut-and-beard chooser, editable prices and practical appointment details. Warm paper, charcoal and deep red give the shop its own identity.
- 2 website pages
- Priced service chooser
- Client handoff
Evaluation release · Final product pricing and commercial terms pending
06Personal training
Evaluation edition Day OnePERSONAL TRAINING
YOUR STARTING POINT
Start where
you are.
Find your starting point
A conversation first.Room to find your pace.
Design excerpt · AI-generated illustration, not an actual trainer, client or training result.
Day One
A welcoming first step.
Space to find your pace.
A bright personal-training website with a friendly introduction, three clear coaching options and room to explain what happens before the first session.
- 2 website pages
- Trainer workbook
- Client handoff
Evaluation release · Final pricing and commercial terms pending
A collection, not a single industry.Afterglow brings a bold automotive identity. Sunday takes a softer editorial direction for the home. Good Company pairs a characterful grooming identity with a conversation-first visit menu. Fieldwork brings a grounded, open-air direction to garden care. Standard Issue adds a bold barber identity and a clear priced service menu. Day One offers a bright, welcoming starting point for personal coaching. Each pairs industry-specific content with a familiar setup and handoff process.
FROM DESIGN TO DELIVERY
A website is only
part of the project.
The kit includes a path through the work around it.
- 01 / CHOOSE
See the whole thing.
Explore the pages and tools before committing to a client project. Start with the downloadable evaluation copy.
- 02 / CUSTOMIZE
Make the facts fit.
Gather the client’s services, prices and policies. Update the settings, copy and imagery using your HTML and CSS skills.
- 03 / HAND OFF
Leave clear instructions.
Record account ownership, inquiry routing, completed checks and support arrangements in a document the client can keep.
Try the process with a fictional client brief ↗
THE CLIENT’S TOOLS. THE CLIENT’S CHOICE.
Keep inquiries
moving their way.
Use the public booking or inquiry link the business already has, a Korvo intake form, or calls and texts.
Korvo is optional and requires a separate business workspace. The website kit directs visitors to the chosen destination; it does not migrate customer records or supply booking, payments or automatic follow-up.
Explore the inquiry options ↗BEFORE YOU START
Know what
you’re building with.
Who are these kits for?
Freelance website builders comfortable editing HTML and CSS. The client is the local business whose website you’re creating. If you want someone to design, host and maintain a site for you, that service is not currently offered through this checkout.
Are these hosted websites or downloads?
Downloads containing editable website files and supporting tools. You arrange hosting and a domain for the finished client website. The setup form prepares settings; it does not publish a website.
Can I launch a paying client’s website today?
The current release is for private evaluation and customization testing. Final commercial-use terms, support arrangements and paid checkout are still being prepared. Do not treat the evaluation copy as a commercial license.
Is every template going to look like Afterglow?
The collection is intended to give each industry a distinct design and content structure. Shared setup and handoff tools provide consistency behind the scenes. Afterglow, Sunday, Good Company, Fieldwork, Standard Issue and Day One are currently available to evaluate.
Do I need a new tool to receive leads?
No. The current kit can point visitors to the client’s existing public booking or inquiry page. A Korvo intake link and calls or texts are also options. Confirm the destination and actual delivery before a real launch.