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Freelancer Website Templates

A marketplace takes a cut of every invoice and keeps the client. Your own site takes nothing, ranks for your name and your niche, and sends each inquiry to your inbox and your phone. The freelancer-specific template is a free update to owners; the foundation is ready now, and the Starter is free.

Freelancer Website Templates
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The Lead Channel Nobody Takes a Cut Of

Upwork and Fiverr are fine for a first client and expensive for the tenth. The commission is the visible cost. The invisible one is that the relationship, the reviews and the repeat work all belong to the platform, and the day you leave they stay behind.

A site you own is the opposite asset. It compounds: each case study is a new search entry point, each post ranks for a question your next client is asking, and every inquiry arrives without a middleman. Amrify gives you the fast foundation and the inbound plumbing; the design choices specific to freelancers ship later as a free update.

Project Pages With Their Own URLs

Each case study is a content entry with its own meta tags and generated OG image, so a search for a specific kind of project can land on your work.

A Blog That Targets Buyers

Tags, author page, reading time and Article schema. Write the guide your ideal client searches for before they know your name.

Inquiries Reach Your Phone

With Pro, every submission is emailed, pinged to Telegram or SMS and written to DynamoDB, with spam filtered on the way in. The Starter posts to Formspree, Basin or your own endpoint.

Lighthouse 100 or the Build Fails

CI refuses a template below 100 on any Lighthouse category. Clients who check will see the same score you saw.

Hosting Costs Nothing

Static output deploys free on Netlify, Vercel or Cloudflare Pages. Your recurring cost is the domain.

Two Repos, One Design System

Start on the free Starter and move to Pro without redoing config. Pro is built on the same Starter, not a different product.

Launch Pricing

What Your Freelancer Site Costs

No subscription and no per-site fee for a freelancer company, or for the ten client sites after it.

Amrify Pro

Launch brings ten trade templates; the freelancer layout is a later free update

$249 /one-time founding price, then $399
  • Projects, services, blog, FAQ and contact as typed collections with structured data
  • Serverless lead engine: email, Telegram or SMS, DynamoDB, spam defenses, photo uploads
  • Four Claude Code skills plus CLAUDE.md and AGENTS.md for building with an agent
  • Your site plus every client site you build, one license, one seat
  • Updates for life, including each niche template as it lands
Hold the $249 Founding Price

Yours for Good

Buy once, build for yourself or clients. A freelancer site is one of them.

Leave It Alone

Plain HTML needs no weekly updates. Your freelancer site stays that way.

Lifetime Updates Included

New features land in the same repo, free. The freelancer template arrives as a free update.

Join the Founding List

Your freelancer site starts with a spot on the founding list. The first 5,000 members receive the ten launch trade templates, with the freelancer template arriving as a free update for $249 instead of $399 the day checkout opens.

Contact Form

Hold a Founding Spot

We reply by email within one business day.

Tell us about your freelance business and what you want to launch. Questions about the stack, the AI workflow, or licensing are welcome too.

Want the details first? See pricing ($249 founding, one-time), or read the docs.

Somebody hears your name at a meetup, opens their phone in the car park and types it into Google. What they find in the next four seconds decides whether they email you. That moment is the whole job of a freelancer’s website, and it is a job most freelancer sites fail at because they are a slow theme on shared hosting or a Linktree with a headshot.

Two honest notes before the pitch. The freelancer-specific template is not one of the ten launch templates; it reaches owners as a free update. And for a lot of independent professionals, the free Amrify Starter is the right answer on its own. This page explains what each gives you so you can pick.

Why a Marketplace Profile Is Not a Website

The 10 to 20 percent commission is the part everyone notices. The part that costs more is structural. A marketplace profile competes in a reverse auction against everyone in your category, it cannot rank for “freelance copywriter for SaaS” because the platform’s page ranks instead, and your reviews are locked to an account you do not control.

Your own domain flips each of those. A search for your name lands on your page, alone. A search for the service you sell in the city you sell it in can land on a page you wrote for exactly that query. A referral becomes a bookmark instead of a search through someone else’s directory. And an inquiry is a message to you, not a bid.

What Goes on the Site

Projects. Each case study is a content entry with a title, the client type, your role, the tools, the outcome and images. It gets its own URL, meta tags, BreadcrumbList schema and a generated Open Graph image. Categories let a designer split brand work from web work without two sites.

Services. Service pages with FAQPage schema, so the questions you answer on every discovery call are answered before the call.

The blog. Tags, an author page for you, reading time and Article schema. This is where inbound comes from: a post titled with the question your ideal client types at 11 pm ranks for it, and the sticky call bar on phones turns a reader into an inquiry.

The form. On Amrify Pro, the lead engine takes the submission, emails it through SES, pings Telegram or SMS on your phone, stores it in DynamoDB and drops the spam before it reaches you. A prospect can attach up to four files, which matters for “can you fix this” briefs. On the free Starter, the same form posts to Formspree, Basin or an endpoint of your own.

Structured data and llms.txt. Person and Organization details, services and articles are emitted as JSON-LD, and an llms.txt describes you to the answer engines that increasingly get asked “who should I hire for X”.

Starter First, Pro When It Pays

Everything a freelancer’s site needs is in the free Amrify Starter: a home page, services (each with a detail page), about, a tagged blog, contact, thank-you, privacy and 404 pages, six design switches, JSON-LD, a generated favicon and OG images, sitemap, RSS and llms.txt. It has no JavaScript framework at all, and CI holds it at Lighthouse 100 across all four categories. Free for unlimited personal and commercial sites; the one thing you cannot do is resell it as a template. The public repo opens at launch.

Move to Amrify Pro when clients start asking you to build for them, or when you want the lead engine on your own phone. Pro is built on the Starter, so nothing you configured is thrown away. It adds the ten trade templates, the serverless form API, service-area pages with a build gate for local clients, the five widgets (sticky CTA, reviews carousel, before/after gallery, quote wizard and estimate calculator), four Claude Code skills and seventeen docs. The cost is one payment: $249 for founding members, meaning the first 5,000, and $399 for everyone after, covering unlimited sites and updates for life. Checkout is not open; a free account holds your spot. Delivery is private repo access for one seat.

Grade the site you have now with the free website grader and the comparison tool against two freelancers who outrank you. Both are Google’s own test, run in about thirty seconds, with no account.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need coding skills to use Amrify?

Not for the day-to-day. Services, projects, posts and your about page are text files with a frontmatter block. The repo ships with CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md and four Claude Code skills, so an agent can make the change from a sentence. Reworking a layout is where HTML and CSS start to help.

Can I showcase different types of work?

Yes. Projects are a typed collection, so a designer can separate brand work from web work and a developer can split front-end from back-end. Each project gets its own URL, meta tags and generated Open Graph image, and you choose which ones the homepage features.

How do potential clients find my site?

Three ways, and the site is built for all of them: Google, through fast pages with structured data and a blog that targets what your clients search; referrals, where your site is the first thing a prospect opens after hearing your name; and social, where the generated OG image makes a shared link look intentional.

Can I add testimonials from clients?

Yes, with your own clients’ words. Testimonials are content entries with a name, role and quote, shown on the homepage or on the project they relate to. Amrify does not ship placeholder reviews, and the template will not invent any for you.


Every site in the showcase runs on this foundation; grade one and compare it with your current page.

Building on Wix today? Amrify vs Wix is about ownership, which is the whole point for a freelancer. Coming off a WordPress theme? The WordPress comparison covers the move.

Hold a founding spot above, or send a question with a link to your current site. If the work is visual and the site is mostly images, the portfolio page is the closer match. Once you have staff, read small business; once you have client sites to run, read agency.

Stop Paying Platform Commissions

One founding payment of $249 and the inbound channel is yours, on a site that CI holds at Lighthouse 100. The launch build has ten trade templates and the freelancer layout follows as a free update. Or start on the free Starter today.

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