Templates / Personal
Templates for a personal site, a freelancer profile or a coach's page: a one-line intro, what you do, a few proofs and a contact form. Start from one and tell the assistant about yourself.
An independent consultant's site: split hero with portrait, client logos, three numbered offers with prices, approach, spotlight testimonials, numbers, short notes, FAQ and a contact form, plus a speaking page with topics, fees and a bio. For consultants, speakers and coaches.
A one-page coaching site: full-bleed hero, results numbers, how it works, three plans, a client results gallery, spotlight testimonials, about the coach, two-column FAQ, a free-assessment form and WhatsApp contact. For personal trainers, yoga and running coaches.
A one-page personal site: a one-line intro, three things you're good at, and recent updates. For freelancers, job seekers and creators.
A personal website does one job: when someone searches your name, it should be the first result and answer three questions in ten seconds — who you are, what you do, and how to reach you. Social profiles can't do that reliably; they rank you next to strangers, bury your best work under yesterday's post, and belong to someone else.
These templates are built for one page that does that job well. They open with a single line about you, follow with what you're good at or what you offer, add proof (results, clients, a short bio) and end with a contact form that actually lands in your inbox. Pick one, describe yourself in a sentence or two, and the assistant fills in the rest — you review every change.
Usually not. Recruiters, clients and readers skim; a well-ordered single page converts better than five thin ones. Add a second page only when you have a lot of one thing — a long list of talks, or a blog.
Yes. Every paid plan connects a custom domain with free SSL in a couple of minutes; the Free plan gives you a tidy Cloudeel subdomain to start with.
A portfolio for independent creators: split hero, selected work grid, numbered services with starting prices, client quotes, notes, and an About page with a project brief form. For designers, photographers and illustrators.
A photographer's site: full-bleed hero, two-column portfolio, packages with prices, a centred about, four-column gallery, minimal testimonials, contact details and an availability form, plus a process and FAQ page. For wedding, portrait and commercial photographers.
A classic small-business site: services, pricing, FAQ, team, gallery and a contact form with one-tap contact links. For agencies, studios and local shops.
Start from the closest template and tell the assistant what your business does. It restructures sections and copy for you.
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