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Marketing agencies
A work-first agency site — cases, services, contact — live in an afternoon, so the next pitch checks out end to end.
Then this is the wrong page. Delivering sites for clients runs on our partner track — with its own client overview and invitations — not on this template.
Every hour is billable somewhere else. The agency site is three years old, the case grid stops at work you did before the team changed, and the prospect who looked you up after the referral saw exactly that version. You already know what it should say — the slot to write it in never opens.
This is the structure you publish — the sections and the order they appear in, filled with your own positioning, your own cases and your own people. It describes the anatomy of the site, not a finished look.
One paragraph on what the agency does and who it does it for — the sentence a referral needs confirmed in four seconds.
A case grid in the order a buyer reads it: the challenge, the work you did, the result. Each case is its own page, so one can be sent with a pitch on its own.
The disciplines you sell, in your own words, so a prospect can tell within one screen whether you do the thing they came for.
The team behind the work, a contact form, and a meeting slot a prospect can book straight from a case — instead of four mails about timing.
The site and the form submissions it receives are stored on EU-resident infrastructure, with GDPR-native defaults.
Both are first-class languages of the 20 the platform serves, so the same page can exist in each.
Publish on the domain you already own; TLS is issued and renewed automatically.
Contact and brief forms, meeting booking and invoicing are part of the platform, not add-ons you discover at the checkout.
Three steps, and you decide at every one.
What you do, who you do it for, and the work you want in front. Plain language — no brief template, no onboarding call.
The draft comes back as a whole site with the structure above. It is a starting point, not a verdict.
Edit anything, replace anything, publish on your own domain. Nothing goes live until you say so.
A real free tier, and one paid plan when you want more. No sales call, no minimum number of seats, and no enterprise tier to be routed into.
Monthly amounts, the same ones on the pricing page. No card is needed to publish on the free tier.
See pricingThen the partner track is, yes. Reselling sites for clients runs on a separate partner programme with its own client overview and invitations — not on this template. This page sells your agency its own site.
Yes. The anatomy is work-first: a case grid where each case carries the challenge, the work and the result, and each one is its own page you can link to in a pitch.
Yes. Booking is built in, so a case page can end with a real meeting slot instead of a mail address.
Your own domain, with TLS issued and renewed automatically. Connect the one you already own and publish on it.
You could — and that is exactly the problem. Your own site is the project that loses every prioritisation to billable work. An afternoon here closes the three-year-old version.
Start with a free draft, or create an account and publish on your own domain. Nothing goes live until you approve it.
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