Business website templates. Pick one and Cactal builds it.
699 designs for small businesses and companies in 19 industries: home services and trades, restaurants and cafes, salons and spas, clinics, gyms, real estate, consultants, agencies, software companies and more. Choose one and Cactal turns it into your website, with your services, reviews, hours and a contact form.
Business website designs
Names the city in the headline, with tap-to-call beside the estimate button and three trust points below.
Lists repairs, storm tarping and windows under one bold claim, with the rating beside the button.
Carving at the table, warm light and a red book button. Tradition is the pitch.
Address, hours, specialties and how to book sit in one strip under the photo, answering the usual questions first.
A gold italic promise beside the advisor at a boardroom table, for advisors who guide owners through succession.
A dentist talks a patient through her X-ray under a coral header, for practices that take time to explain.
Classic serif type over a dark deadlift photo gives a lifting gym a premium, established feel.
The agent stands over an aerial view of the lake, so buyers meet the person and the place at once.
Renders and photos float on black around one promise and a quote, for creative tools people judge by eye.
Two designers sorting prints beside a plain promise, for small studios that name brands and build identities.
Pairs the design service with the pieces you make and sell, and keeps a shop beside projects in the menu.
Guests with coffee watching wildlife from the deck, with rates and safaris in the menu.
A key handoff, a zero-down headline and tabs to shop by make, price or style, for lots that lead with financing.
A gold-framed portrait, a free audit button and two results figures under the call to action.
One wide campaign photo over four looks on colored walls, for a womenswear label known for its prints.
A deep green panel beside a black-and-white toast, for a planner who runs weddings, parties and company events.
Shows a dog relaxed at home and an open-dates button, for sitters who offer overnight stays and visits.
A people-first headline beside a driver strapping a load, with quote and hiring buttons side by side.
A welcoming home and a day-or-night call button lead into the family's story and photo.
Shows the technicians who will arrive, with a rating bar and a booking button for homes and businesses.
A carpenter fitting built-ins in a dim room beside a thin serif headline, for high-end renovation and design-build.
One card over a sunny outdoor photo says what you sell and when you open, for a cafe that is also a shop.
A hot stone massage under one centered line, and a top bar that tells first-timers what to expect.
A two-color headline and one call button beside two owners and their reports, for bookkeeping services.
A short headline, who it's for and one button, beside a portrait at the desk, plus a client portal link.
A coach watching a careful deadlift beside a bold promise, for trainers who rebuild clients after injury.
A plain headline with a proposal button and a pay rent link beside a street photo, for managers of mixed portfolios.
One rounded card holds a plain promise and a technician at work, for local shops that sell hands-on support.
A laptop showing a client site beside a rising chart ties good design to results, for agencies that do both.
A white page with a single centered photo and a one-line caption, like a print on a gallery wall.
Town, phone number and reservations in a top bar, with a framed message panel over a sunny front porch.
A family-run shop with repairs and detailing under one roof, with the book button and phone side by side.
A friendly headline with an italic punchline, and a wide photo of you on stage just below it.
A warm portrait over a row of new pieces, for a gold brand whose customers span every age.
Mixed italic and capital serif over warm chandeliers, for a planner known for bold, custom design.
A soft headline with a green middle line and a calm cat on the exam table, for a practice that sees only cats.
A full-bleed shot of a part fresh off the press and one quote button, for a molder running real production.
A lantern-lit chapel sets a quiet tone, with an obituary search right below the first screen.
A full-width yard photo with a serif promise and one estimate button, for residential design and install.
A friendly headline on deep red and a three-word promise below, for a home repair plumber with a warm tone.
A baker at the oven behind a short serif line, with wholesale, online orders and table bookings as buttons.
A sepia shave photo beside a serif headline that names your city, with one appointment button.
A quote form fills the right half, with the office address and phone under the headline, for local agencies.
A sunlit treatment room and a listen-first promise, with the book button and phone number together.
No photo, just a quiet serif headline, with trainings, retreats and online classes in the menu.
A dark, warm lobby lounge with the address up top and gold buttons, for an upscale community with shared spaces.
A serif headline with one highlighted word above the app's home screen, for AI assistants sold to teams.
A huge serif promise beside a featured article and a project collage, showing thinking and work together.
A quiet river scene and one line about your stories, with workshops and a journal in the menu.
A large photo with thumbnails beside a card of sleeps, bedrooms and baths, laid out like a listing for one home.
One plain promise to come to you, a book button and a pricing link, for mobile detailers who cover a metro area.
Explains how you match tutors to students, with a service bar for test prep and in-person or online sessions.
A dark floral hero leads straight into tiles of arrangements to browse, a shop-first layout.
Dance photos frame a centered promise and a date check, with a button for each area you serve below.
A plain headline names boarding, daycare and grooming beside a staff member and a dog outdoors.
A smiling crew in matching uniforms with a small screen printing inset, for shops that outfit local businesses.
A funeral director sits with a family in the chapel, then a row of recent obituaries with photos.
A friendly crew photo, a rating chip and a quote form with a privacy note, for movers who quote fixed prices.
A crew laying membrane beside solar panels, with links for commercial and home clients under the button.
Overlapping photos of plating and canapés beside a two-line promise, for caterers who want a refined first look.
The whole room in one photo, velvet chairs and a polish wall, so clients know the feel before they come.
Tall colored panels on the right double as navigation, a fresh touch for a firm that invests by values.
A smiling doctor beside an older patient, with the address, phone, portal and bill pay all in the header.
A serif headline naming the neighborhood, a call button beside the free class and a strip of areas served.
A homeowner handing over her keys beside a three-field form, with a row of company stats under the photo.
A stack of trip cards on the right explains how the app works before anyone scrolls.
A black and white content shoot beside a serif headline that names the city, for a local social media agency.
Says what you film and when couples get it, with check your date and watch the reel side by side.
A big serif promise beside a couple on a harbor path and one planning button, for an independent planner.
An airport curb photo, a full quote form and a first-ride discount banner, for a car service courting new riders.
Says the ages you take, that you're family-owned and that you accept childcare assistance, with an enroll button.
A carousel of installation shots puts visitors in the room, with the current show and one button below.
A dark live room full of drums and amps under a bold headline, for studios that track bands and solo artists.
Each hospital gets a card with hours and directions under a promise of care at any hour.
A forklift loading a container and a card per service, for forwarders who also handle purchasing and stock.
A big call button, a short promise and three plain benefits suit a local cremation provider.
A big local headline and one estimate button beside a crew on the porch steps, for a hauler that recycles.
A plain promise about doing it right, a call-or-text button and a strip for family-owned and 24/7 service.
A two-photo slideshow promotes a mixed set, with tabs below for the estate and everyday wines.
A plain promise of relief over a soft, full-width photo, with gift cards beside the book button.
New homeowners on their front steps behind a first-home promise, with apply and find-a-loan-officer buttons.
Find-a-carer and call buttons above four short reasons to choose, for an agency that introduces live-in carers.
A goal celebration up top and the next four fixtures in a row of cards along the bottom.
Explains in two sentences who does what on the team, beside a leafy street photo.
Customer faces and a rating over the headline and the cash forecast below, for small business finance tools.
A cinematic landscape behind a two-tone serif headline, for a web studio that sells premium sites.
A laughing couple walking by the sea, for photographers who would rather catch moments than pose them.
A couple walking toward a tented villa and one book button, for a remote resort with a handful of residences.
Tall condensed type puts in-house financing first, with one shop button and links to apply or value a trade.
A question about feeling like yourself again, with coaching options beside the call, for online life coaches.
A group shot in a full-width slider, for a brand whose outerwear spans men, women and kids.
A dim, glowing room and a short promise to design and run the night suit a planner known for atmosphere.
One playful headline, a book button and a neighborhood-favorite line, for a salon whose regulars know it well.
Close-ups of lenses, vials and film on pale gray keep a technical supplier calm and clear.
A centered promise of clear prices and help from home, with one button for families who need help now.
Round photos for houses, driveways, roofs and decks sit on a white curve, so each service is one tap away.
A full-width photo of a painter on a ladder sells the craft, with one estimate button, for house painters.
A brown text panel beside a harvest table in the barn, for a farm that runs a market, dinners and seasonal orders.
One artist by a sunny window and a line saying appointments only, for a small studio run by one person.
A serif headline on a dark panel beside two lawyers at work, for agencies that place attorneys and legal staff.
A dentist talking with a patient beside a short promise, with booking and the phone number side by side.
Three dancers of different ages in a framed photo beside a two-tone headline and a free trial button.
A serif headline on white fades into a lobby photo, with links for boards and residents, for building managers.
A resolved support ticket and an uptime chart stand in for a photo, for providers who serve medical offices.
Leads with the agency's long history beside the whole team at its work table, for an established firm.
Two quiet links under the main button give room refreshes and trade partners their own way in.
A dark, cozy parlor with dates and an availability button at the bottom, inviting guests to book direct.
A hand-drawn car on a lift replaces the photo, for a master technician who specializes in European cars.
A brush-script topic headline beside you on stage, with book and watch buttons and a page for planners.
Two equal photo panels split the store by who it's for, with leather goods and watches in the menu.
Three short words in large serif beside a candlelit toast, with packages one click away.
A short list of promises and a tile for each hospital make affordable care easy to find.
Finished brochures and cards beside the headline, then run sizes, turnaround and service area in one row.
Both locations sit in the top bar, and a card of recent names leads families to the obituaries.
A technician at work on a basement furnace, with the city and family ownership named in the headline.
The jobs you take in one line, a repair button and your number, with a homeowner count for trust.
Huge type over a candlelit bar, one booking button, and private rooms in the menu for groups.
Three signature looks as photo cards under the headline help brides pick a style before they book a trial.
Your name and title as the headline beside a happy kitchen signing, for a solo notary clients ask for by name.
Two therapists photographed together beside a warm promise, so a group feels like people, not a roster.
A busy class at the bags and a yellow book button, with a section for first-timers right below.
A white text band above a waterfront living room, for an owner with several buildings and neighborhoods to show.
A live transcript, agenda and sourced answer in one card, for AI assistants that sit in on calls.
Hand-drawn doodles and a cheeky serif headline, for a lean agency that sells senior talent, not overhead.
A plain promise and two buttons sit above one wide project photo, for firms that design and build.
A shaded lounge on the sand and a bold headline, with check-in and check-out fields right on the photo.
A friendly attendant, a plan that donates to a local cause, and cards for fleet accounts and hiring below.
A clear subject headline on a solid color block, with a row of results and a parent rating below.
Pickup, local delivery and weddings in one line, for a shop that does a bit of everything.
Phone number and quote button in the top bar, with menus for weddings, corporate events and the DJ roster.
A porch photo, a first-visit offer and a meet-and-greet button, for walkers and sitters who meet every pet first.
A crew rolling road cases up a truck ramp outside an arena, for carriers who haul stage gear between shows.
Puts a three-generation family portrait beside one arrange button, for family-owned firms.
Names the towns it covers under a warm serif headline, with a local award seal beside the quote button.
A kitchen and a bathroom side by side, with a consultation button and the phone number under the headline.
Rating, hours and parking sit in one line under the buttons, with room for a local award in the corner.
A new client quiz is the main button, so stylists learn each person's hair before the first visit.
A first-person promise to run the systems behind a coaching business, with a call button and a services link.
A therapist working with an athlete in the gym, for clinics whose patients want to get back to their sport.
A trainer cheering on a client's kettlebell lift, for studios that offer private sessions and sessions for two.
A plain promise over a quiet street, one address bar and a review line, for buyers who sell on straight talk.
A tilted phone shows a day-by-day trip beside an email field, for travel apps that have not launched yet.
A two-line promise in heavy caps and three big figures, built for brands that judge an agency on results.
A tight collage of faces, rings and earrings, built for brands and magazines that care about detail.
A sunset waterfront, a centered promise and a rating strip below, for a local agency that plans any trip.
A booking card on the right and a services strip below, for a car company covering airports, business and weddings.
A full-width garden photo and a promise about outdoor play, for programs built around grounds and gardens.
One painting fills the screen, with the artist, show title, dates and address set quietly in its corner.
Musicians recording in a sunlit room beside a calm panel, for studios where artists can record and stay over.
A soft sage curve frames the headline beside a vet and an orange cat, with the phone number next to booking.
Address and phone in a top bar, a two-tone headline and quote and capabilities buttons, for a machine shop.
A prices button and a call button sit beside a director arranging flowers, a quiet fit for independent firms.
Two technicians with a happy customer, and a quote button, a text-us line and a rating right below.
A finished library wall and window seat behind a cream panel, for makers who sell built-ins by consultation.
A sunny counter of loaves, croissants and tarts, with the menu and directions as the only two buttons.
Curved frames around brow shaping, a lash lift and a facial, with every service named in the menu.
Buttons let owners say whether they want to grow or need structure, with both offers explained below.
A dark teal panel and quiet serif headline beside a skin check, for medical and cosmetic dermatology.
A teacher leading a small circle in a bright room makes the course feel personal before any details.
A monogram, the city in capitals and two clear choices: sell your home or buy one.
A bold promise beside a single result card, for business software that sells on measurable return.
Tea tins and an open book in soft light set a calm tone, for studios serving makers and cultural venues.
A couple dancing on a dock at sunset, with films, pricing and contact as the whole menu.
A clock dial walks through the hotel's day, from breakfast in the garden onward, instead of a slideshow.
Leads with one featured lease and its terms, then photo tiles for inventory, service and certified pre-owned.
A first-person greeting beside a large portrait, with a short story of who she helps and one call button.
A woman and a man in linen side by side, with secondhand and repairs in the menu, for a slow-fashion label.
A bright stone courtyard set for a long dinner, for a planner who designs and produces the whole day.
Leads with what owners worry about, live cams and small groups, and offers a trial day first.
The shop's name as the headline beside a large-format printer, then labeled pictures of five products below.
A garden chapel fills the screen, with a bilingual menu and a call card for immediate help.
A curved white panel with a short promise and a booking button beside a crew member edging, for lawn crews.
A consultant chatting with a couple outside their home puts people before panels, with a consultation button.
A light headline beside a long platter of canapés, for caterers whose plated food is the best advert.
The shop's name set huge in condensed type, with a walk-ins line under the menu and a shop for products.
An owner at work with her accountant beside a two-line promise, for firms that plan for families too.
Request care and watch our story up front, with donate and ways to give in the menu for a community agency.
An oversized two-line promise over a pad drill photo, for a school that sells tradition as much as fitness.
A full-screen sunset photo and a centered serif headline, with properties first and owner services second.
A technician at the rack and a ticket link beside the main button, with four reasons to choose you below.
Every design is an illustration by Cactal. The businesses, people and photos in them are fictional. Updated October 2026.
Describe your business
What you offer, where you work and how customers should reach you. Cactal writes the pages, sets up your contact form and publishes the site.
How it works
1 Pick a design
Browse by industry and open any design to see it full size.
2 Add your business details
Your services, prices, hours, service area and reviews. Cactal writes every page and builds the site from your design.
3 Publish
Ask for changes in plain words until it's right, then publish free on a Cactal domain, or on your own domain with Pro.
What a business website needs
What you do and where
Your service and your town or service area belong in the headline. Visitors should know in seconds that they've found the business they were looking for.
One clear next step
Call, book, get a quote or visit. Choose the action that matters most, put that button at the top of every page and make your phone number tap to call.
Services people can scan
A short list of what you offer, with prices or starting prices where you can share them. Clear options answer the first questions before anyone has to call.
Real proof
Reviews from real customers, photos of your own work, years in business and any licenses or insurance you hold. Put proof near the button, where people decide.
Hours and location on every page
Your address or service area, hours and phone number in the footer, written exactly as they appear on your Google Business Profile, so customers and search engines see one business.
Fast and easy on a phone
Many customers find you on a phone, often on the go. Keep pages light, text easy to read and buttons easy to tap.
Questions
Are these business website templates free?
Yes. Every design here is free to start from, and you can build and publish your site on a Cactal domain without a card and with no time limit. Putting it on a domain you own is $25 a month on Pro, or $240 a year.
How do I build a website for my company?
Pick a design, then describe your company in plain words: what you offer, who you serve and how customers reach you. Cactal writes the pages, builds the site from your design and publishes it. You need no code or design skills, and you ask for changes the same way.
Which template is best for my business?
Start with designs made for businesses like yours: filter by industry and open the ones that fit your customers, then pick the look you like best. Cactal adapts the layout and wording to your services, so a design from a nearby industry works too.
How much does a business website cost?
A custom site from a web design agency often costs thousands of dollars and takes weeks. A builder template costs less, but you still write and fill in every page. With Cactal it's free to build and publish on a Cactal address, and your own domain is $25 a month on Pro, or $240 a year, with no setup fee.
What pages does a small business website need?
Most start with a home page, a services page, an about page, reviews and a contact page with your hours and location. Cactal writes each one from what you tell it about your business, and you can add pages any time.
Can customers book, order or pay on my site?
Your site can link to or embed the booking, ordering or payment tool you already use, so customers book or pay there. Cactal doesn't take bookings or payments itself. A contact or quote form is built in, with spam filtering and an email to you for each request.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes. Every site starts on a free Cactal address. Connect a domain you own on Pro for $25 a month, or $240 a year, and each additional website on its own domain is $20 a month.
Who owns the website?
You do. Every Cactal site is real React source code, so you can take it and run it anywhere. There is no export to buy.
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