Six complete about pages, one for each kind of small service business, as plain HTML files you own.
Open the folder, change the name and the first paragraph, and the page is yours.
No account, no monthly plan, no builder to learn.
Nora Vance consults on her own name. Her page answers the question a stranger asks first. Open about-solo.html.
Fernbrook Studio has three desks and no account manager. Their page introduces all three. Open about-team.html.
Ridgewater Roofing was started by a father and is run by his daughter. Their page uses that. Open about-family.html.
Alderpath Physical Therapy has to show training before anything else. Open about-clinic.html.
Sable Creek Bakehouse needs hours, a street, and a reason to walk in. Open about-shop.html.
Northmark Facility Care uses its about page to fill shifts, not to sell. Open about-hiring.html.
index.html, six about pages, a contact page and an edit guide. Every page opens by double-clicking it.
Written out in full sentences. There is nothing in square brackets waiting for you to fill it in.
The styling sits at the top of each .html file, so there is no separate stylesheet to keep in sync or forget to upload.
The form on contact.html sends to a mail address. Put your own address in and enquiries arrive in your inbox.
Every spot you are meant to change is marked in the source. Search a file for EDIT and you have the list.
The same instructions as a text file, including the steps to put the folder online.
A hosted site builder bills you every month for as long as the page stays online. This folder is bought once and keeps working with no account.
You get the source, so nothing is locked away: the text, the colours, the section order and the HTML are all in front of you.
You can host it anywhere that serves files — a free static host, a shared host, or a folder on a server you already pay for.
There is no visual drag-and-drop editor here. You change the words in the HTML, in any text editor.
There are no external fonts, no CDN scripts and no remote images, so the pages also open with no internet connection.
If you would rather have this inside a hosted builder, the edit guide explains what that actually takes and what it cannot do.
No. You need to find a sentence and type over it. The EDIT comments show you where each one is.
Yes. The six about pages exist so that one purchase covers more than one business.
Yes. Nothing loads from another server, so the pages open from a USB stick.
Delete the pages you do not want and remove their links from the navigation.
Write to the address on the contact page. Every question about the files gets an answer.
Open the folder, pick one of the six, and change the first paragraph.
The source files themselves. After reading the free page fully, what is missing is everything that makes it *yours*: the HTML you own and host on your own domain, the colour variables, the working contact form pointed at your address, the surrounding pages a real site needs (contact, edit guide), an
One payment, one licence key for this tool. The key is shown right after payment.
A hosted site builder bills a site plan every month for as long as the page stays online (webflow.com/pricing lists the recurring plans); this folder is paid for once, needs no account, and keeps working. What is inside can be cou
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