Last updated: October 5, 2026
Websites for solo practitioners and personal brands businesses, in 24 hours
Solo practitioners sell themselves: their face, their voice, their track record. Prospective clients look you up on a phone, decide in a few minutes whether you seem real, capable and easy to reach, and then either book or move on to the next name.
Get your website in 24 hoursFirst draft in 24 hours. $99 a month if you love it. Nothing if you do not.
What solo practitioners and personal brands businesses need on a website
- A clear first screen saying who you help and what you do
- Photos and a short story that make you feel like a real person
- Proof that fits your work: reviews, credentials, portfolio or results
- One obvious next step: book, call, apply or send a message
- Fast pages that read well on a phone and link to your existing tools
What we build for them
We build a small, hand-coded site around you as the brand. Typical pages are Home, About, Services or Work, Reviews, FAQ and Contact, plus pages specific to your field. Two things matter most for solo practitioners: your story and photos, so visitors trust you quickly, and a single clear way to get in touch or book. We connect the site to the booking, payment or shop tools you already use.
How it works and what it costs
Answer the two-minute quiz. Within 24 hours a first draft of your website is ready to look at on your phone. If you love it, it is $99 a month, with hosting, security, backups, your contact form and all changes included. If you do not, you pay nothing. Details on the pricing page.
Questions solo practitioners and personal brands owners ask
I work alone. Is a full website worth it?
A site gives you one place that you own, where people see who you are, what you offer and how to reach you. Social profiles and directory listings can point to it, and you control what it says.
Can the site work with the booking or payment tool I already use?
Yes. We work with your existing booking tool and link or embed it so clients can book without leaving your site. You do not need to switch systems.
What do you need from me to start?
A short quiz about you and your work, plus any photos, bios or links you already have. From that we write and design the first draft, which you get within 24 hours.
Can I change things when my services or prices change?
Yes. Changes are included in the $99 a month and are made within hours. Just send us what you want updated.
What if I do not like the first draft?
Then you pay nothing. The first draft is free, and you only start the $99 a month plan if you love it.
Every solo practitioners and personal brands business we build for
34 kinds of business in this family. Each has its own page.
Individual real estate agents and realtors (not the agency)
Buyers and sellers pick an agent they can picture working with, and they check reviews and current listings first. Your site puts your face, your area and your listings up front, with clear ways to start a conversation.
Websites for individual real estate agents and realtors (not the agency)Mortgage advisors and loan officers (individual)
Borrowers want someone clear and trustworthy, and they want to know how to start. Your site explains how you help, who you work with and how to reach you, with the required compliance wording in place.
Websites for mortgage advisors and loan officers (individual)Yoga teachers (independent, freelance, online)
Students look for a class they can attend, a teacher whose style fits and an easy way to book. Your site shows your schedule, your approach and your retreats or online classes, with booking one tap away.
Websites for yoga teachers (independent, freelance, online)Pilates teachers and reformer instructors
Clients want to know whether you teach mat or reformer, whether classes suit their level and how to start. Your site explains the options, shows the space and makes the first booking simple.
Websites for pilates teachers and reformer instructorsMeditation and breathwork teachers
People arrive curious but unsure, and they look for calm, clear wording and a gentle first step. Your site explains what a session is like, who it is for and how to join, in your own voice.
Websites for meditation and breathwork teachersOnline fitness coaches and freelance personal trainers
Prospects compare coaches quickly. They want to see what you offer, how you work and whether you get results for people like them. Your site lays out your programs and ends with a clear application.
Websites for online fitness coaches and freelance personal trainersRunning, cycling, swim and triathlon coaches
Athletes look for a coach who understands their event and their schedule. Your site shows the sports you coach, how plans and feedback work, and how to start.
Websites for running, cycling, swim and triathlon coachesDance, martial arts and sports coaches (individual)
Parents and adult students want to know the age groups, the level, the schedule and how to try a class. Your site answers those questions quickly and makes the first visit easy to arrange.
Websites for dance, martial arts and sports coaches (individual)Nutritionists, dietitians and health coaches (individual)
Clients look for someone qualified who understands their situation, and they want to know what a first session involves. Your site explains your approach, your credentials and how to book.
Websites for nutritionists, dietitians and health coaches (individual)Therapists, counsellors and psychologists (individual)
People often visit a therapist's site late at night, unsure and looking for a calm, honest first impression. Your site explains who you work with, how sessions run and how to get in touch, with care in every sentence.
Websites for therapists, counsellors and psychologists (individual)Doulas, midwives, lactation and sleep consultants
Expecting and new parents look for someone kind, qualified and available. Your site explains your services, your training and your availability, and makes it easy to ask a first question.
Websites for doulas, midwives, lactation and sleep consultantsLife, business and executive coaches (individual)
Prospects want to know who you coach, how you work and whether you are credible. Your site explains your method and your client focus in plain language, and ends with a discovery call.
Websites for life, business and executive coaches (individual)Consultants and fractional executives (CMO, CFO, COO, EA)
Buyers checking you out want credentials, a clear specialty and evidence you have done this before. Your site states what you solve, shows your background and makes booking a call simple.
Websites for consultants and fractional executives (cmo, cfo, coo, ea)Freelancers: copywriters, designers, developers, video editors, VAs
Clients hire freelancers after looking at the work and judging how easy you are to work with. Your site puts samples first, explains what you offer and how a project starts.
Websites for freelancers: copywriters, designers, developers, video editors, vasMakeup artists, hair stylists and nail techs (mobile or freelance)
Clients choose by looking at your photos first. They want to see your style, your services and prices, and whether you come to them. Your site leads with your best work and makes booking easy.
Websites for makeup artists, hair stylists and nail techs (mobile or freelance)Tattoo artists (individual, within a studio)
People choose a tattoo artist by style, so your portfolio does most of the selling. Your site shows your work, explains how to request a piece and handles the waiting list clearly.
Websites for tattoo artists (individual, within a studio)Musicians, DJs, singers and bands
Event planners and venues want to hear you and see you before they book. Your site puts video and audio first, lists your shows and gives bookers a clear way to ask about dates.
Websites for musicians, djs, singers and bandsArtists, illustrators and makers (sell originals and prints)
Buyers want to see the work clearly and know how to buy it. Your site shows your pieces at their best, explains originals, prints and commissions, and links to your shop.
Websites for artists, illustrators and makers (sell originals and prints)Authors and self-published writers
Readers and event organizers look for your books, your story and where to buy. Your site puts your books and a mailing list sign-up first, and gives organizers what they need to invite you.
Websites for authors and self-published writersSpeakers, trainers and workshop facilitators
Event organizers and training managers want proof you can hold a room. Your site leads with a speaker reel, lists your topics and formats, and gives a clear way to check your availability.
Websites for speakers, trainers and workshop facilitatorsCourse creators and online educators
Prospective students want to know what they will learn, who teaches it and whether it is worth their time. Your site explains each course clearly and sends buyers to your course platform.
Websites for course creators and online educatorsPodcasters and YouTubers (local or niche)
New listeners want to sample an episode, and sponsors want to know who listens. Your site gathers episodes, links to every platform and gives partners a way to reach you.
Websites for podcasters and youtubers (local or niche)Content creators and influencers (brand-partnership page)
Brands deciding on a partnership want to see your audience, your style and past work in one place. Your site works as a media kit and gives partners a clear way to reach you.
Websites for content creators and influencers (brand-partnership page)Tutors and music teachers (individual)
Parents and adult learners want to know what you teach, to whom and what a lesson looks like. Your site explains your subjects, your background and makes it easy to book a first lesson.
Websites for tutors and music teachers (individual)Private chefs and cooking instructors (individual)
Clients choose a chef by the food and the experience. Your site shows your dishes, your services and the types of events you cook for, with a simple way to request a date.
Websites for private chefs and cooking instructors (individual)Dog trainers, walkers and groomers (individual)
Owners hand over their dog only to someone they trust. Your site shows your approach, your experience and your service area, and makes it easy to book a first visit.
Websites for dog trainers, walkers and groomers (individual)Translators, interpreters and voiceover artists
Clients need to know your languages, your specialties and whether you can meet their deadline. Your site lists them clearly and, for voice work, lets people hear you straight away.
Websites for translators, interpreters and voiceover artistsCelebrants, officiants and toastmasters
Couples and families look for someone whose voice and warmth fit their day. Your site explains the ceremonies you lead, shows your style and makes a first conversation easy.
Websites for celebrants, officiants and toastmastersAstrologers, tarot readers and spiritual practitioners
Clients look for a reader whose tone feels right and whose services are clear. Your site explains your readings, how to book and what to expect, in careful wording.
Websites for astrologers, tarot readers and spiritual practitionersModels, actors and performers (portfolio sites)
Casting directors and agents look at a portfolio for seconds. Your site leads with your best images and reel, lists your details and credits and gives a clear contact route.
Websites for models, actors and performers (portfolio sites)Independent financial advisers and insurance agents (individual)
People trust an adviser slowly and check credentials first. Your site explains who you help and how, shows your authorization and puts the required disclosures where they belong.
Websites for independent financial advisers and insurance agents (individual)Tradespeople as sole traders (one-man plumber, electrician, handyman)
Customers want someone local, reachable and trustworthy, and they often search in a hurry. Your site puts your name, your face and your phone number up front, with the jobs you take on and where you work.
Websites for tradespeople as sole traders (one-man plumber, electrician, handyman)Independent travel advisors and tour guides
Travelers want to see where you go, what the experience is like and who they will spend time with. Your site shows your destinations and tours and makes it simple to ask about dates.
Websites for independent travel advisors and tour guidesPet sitters, house sitters and babysitters
Families hand over their home, pets or children only to someone they trust. Your site shows who you are, your experience and references, and makes it easy to request a first meeting.
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What it costs and how fast it is
Answer a short quiz. Within 24 hours a first draft of your website is ready to look at on your phone or computer. If you love it, it is $99 a month, with hosting, changes and support included. If you do not, you pay nothing.
Get your website in 24 hours