One-page consultant website template: services and fees

A one-page template for a freelance consultant who works with small online shops: a headline and two buttons, four services, three numbers, a client's words, two plans with fees, a short profile, LINE and email, and questions.

The demo page of this template

Who it is for

For a freelance consultant who works with small online shops and takes bookings by LINE or email. The page opens on one sentence and two buttons above a wide photograph of a packing room, then four services. The demo is a made-up e-commerce consultant in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, who gives advice and does not run shops or ads for clients: a client’s words and three numbers about how the work goes beside a close-up of the packing table, a shop review and monthly coaching with their fees, a short profile and a LINE and email card beside three common questions.

Replace your LINE link and your fees first, then the client’s words, your profile and the photographs, and the services last. The photographs are AI-generated, and no date is written anywhere on the page, so nothing goes out of date.

If your business is registered, change the page’s name to its full registered name and add its business number. If it is not, use your own name, not a company’s or a shop’s name.

Replace the client’s words with words a real client said to you. Before you publish them, get that client’s consent on its own. Never trade a discount or a free session for the words; if you did, say so beside them.

A consulting firm with partners and an intro call should start from Palama & Co., and a translator or other freelancer who mainly needs rates and questions from Selamawit Degefa. The shops you advise can make their own page from Storefront.

Replace these five first

  1. Direct Contact: LINE Invite Link
  2. Pricing Rates: Service Plans
  3. Blockquote: The quotation
  4. Profile Bio: Biography
  5. Image & Portrait: Image URL

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Common questions

Can the page use a company or studio name?

Only if you are registered. Without a registration, use your own name with your trade, as the demo's Jhuo Mu-he, E-commerce Consultant does; a registered business uses its full registered name and adds its business number. Taiwan's Company Act and Business Registration Act keep company and business names for registered businesses.

Can a client's words name their brand and sales?

No. Use a real client's words about how you work together, with their consent on its own, and leave out the brand and the figures.