Business website templates

Here are 6 steps to turn a business website template into a site that brings in customers:

• Pick the template closest to how you sell: choose by the main action you want, like a call, a booking or a quote request. Preview it as a live site, then click Clone app to copy it into your own workspace.
• Swap in your business details: replace the name, logo, services and photos with your own. Click Edit to change text and images by hand, or describe the change in the AI chat, like “Replace the services with boiler repair, installs and emergency call-outs.”
• Set your prices: give each service a figure or a range so visitors know what to expect. Tell the chat “Show prices from $80 per visit” and the price block updates.
• Test the contact route: make sure the form, phone number and booking calendar all point at you. Send a test inquiry from the preview to see where it arrives.
• Check it on a phone: plenty of customers will see your site on mobile first. Switch the preview to the mobile view and ask the chat to fix anything that looks cramped.
• Publish and share it: your site is live on a free base44.app address from the start, so share the link right away. Connect your own domain when you're ready.

Every template opens in Base44's free website builder, so you're editing a working site from the first minute. Start with the template that matches your main action and change one section at a time. When inquiries start coming in and you want a job tracker or customer records to manage them, use Base44 as a business app builder and describe that tool the same way.

Fewer than most people build. The set that does the work:

• Home — what you do, who for, and where, answered above the fold.
• Services or products — what someone can actually buy, described plainly.
• Pricing — a figure or a range. “Contact for a quote” loses enquiries.
• Proof — reviews, past work, credentials, or client names.
• Contact — phone, email, a form, and a map if people visit you.
• About — short, human, and only if it earns trust.

A blog is optional and only worth it if you'll keep it up. Five good pages beat fifteen half-written ones, and every template here starts from that shape.