What single-owner businesses get out of it
The tools that matter, without the agency invoice.
A working site the same afternoon
Type what you do and where you work. By tea time you have a live site on your own domain with a booking form that pings your phone.
Look like you have been trading for years
A phone number that dials in one tap, a booking form that works one-handed on the bus, opening hours the site respects. The small stuff customers notice.
Nothing to install, nothing to plug in
The site, the hosting, the SSL, the domain, the forms. All in the subscription. No plugin store, no half-configured hosting bill from three years ago.
You keep every file
One-click export of the whole site: HTML, images at full resolution, content in Markdown. Cancel any time and walk away with everything.
From empty domain to live site
Three steps. No design experience needed. About twenty minutes of your attention.
Say what you do
One paragraph is enough. What you sell, who you sell it to, where you work, when you are open. Speak it into the mic if you would rather.
Watch a site appear
A working homepage, a services page, a contact page, a booking form, and a Google-ready listing land in your dashboard. Real pages, not a wireframe.
Go live
Publish to a free your-name.bizsitebuilder.com address, or point your own .com at it in one DNS record. SSL and the CDN are already sorted.
The trades that already run this way
Whatever you do, the pattern is the same: get found, get booked, get paid.
Tradespeople
Plumbers, electricians, gardeners, decorators. Your name on Google, a booking form on your site, your phone dialling with one tap. The customer finds you and books you before the next quote comes in.
Health and wellness
Therapists, personal trainers, coaches, small dental or optometry practices. A calendar that shows real availability, a first-appointment form that captures the details you actually need.
Local services
Cleaners, tutors, dog walkers, courier rounds. A local site with a service area, honest starting prices, and reviews pulled through from Google. The stuff that turns a search into a call.
Consultants and one-person shops
Bookkeepers, solicitors, freelance developers. A site that looks like a small firm rather than a personal blog, with the trust signals a serious client wants to see.
The two tiers most single-owner businesses land on
Start small, move up when the business does. Every tier ships with the site, the bookings, the domain, and the weekly social posts.
Solo
One owner, one trade, one website
$14 / month
60 credits · 1 workspace
- Website with hosting, SSL, and CDN
- Booking form and quote request
- Weekly social posts, ready to publish
- Logo maker with vector export
- Free domain for the first year
Growth
Room for a second location or a side service
$29 / month
140 credits · 3 workspaces
- Website with hosting, SSL, and CDN
- Booking form and quote request
- Weekly social posts, ready to publish
- Logo maker with vector export
- Free domain for the first year
Two locations, a bigger team, or client work on the side? See every tier
The questions single owners tend to ask
Which tier fits a single-owner business?
Can I upgrade later without losing anything?
What if I already have a logo?
How does cancellation work?
Do I need to buy a domain first?
The site the customer needed you to have last month
Type what you do. Watch the site appear. Point the domain, take the first booking. Twenty minutes of your afternoon.
From $14 a month. Cancel any month. Take your files with you.