Quote and order forms
Your own questions, starting with a dropdown of what the job is. Every request lands in one list you can download, and on a paid plan you get an email for each one.
Service websites
A website for your service business, designed your way.
Your services, your reviews and a form that asks for the work, on a site you design like a Canva page, with a phone layout of its own. It can change with the seasons or a holiday on the dates you set. Free to build, and $49.99 a year, paid once, to be found in search engines.
A starting point for your kind of business.
Each is a whole site to change as you like. Its page says what it gives that business, and what it doesn’t do.
The Fernhill template
Landscaping websites
A home page for each season, every year, with a quote form that leads with what the season needs.
Compared: Wix
The Fieldline template
Home services websites
Installers, contractors, cleaners and repairs: services with details, reviews from a sheet, and a quote request.
Compared: Squarespace
The Honey & Wick template
Bakery websites
Custom orders for home bakers and cake makers: the order form in full, a menu you change after close, and a holiday menu.
Compared: Square Online
The Pulse template
Agency websites
Studios, agencies and freelancers: case studies, plans, the team and a form to book a call, with motion built in.
Compared: Framer
What every service website gets.
Each part works as soon as you add it, and looks like the rest of your design.
Reviews from a sheet
Paste your reviews into a sheet, or import a CSV, and they show as cards with stars. Change a row, and the site follows.
Services with their details
A card for each service, with answers that open for what’s included and what it costs.
Seasons and holidays
A version of the site for each season or a holiday menu, switching on the dates you set, every year if you want.
Live from your phone
Post a notice, switch to the next season early, or close the form when you’re fully booked.
Maps, bookings and posts
Embed a Google Map of where you work, your Calendly booking page, or the Instagram posts you choose.
Is Pragte right for your business?
A good fit
- Owner-run businesses and small teams
- Work people ask a quote or an order for
- A site you design yourself, that changes with your year
Look elsewhere if you need
- Online booking with deposits, or payments at checkout
- A shop with a basket and stock counts
- Scheduling crews, routes and invoices
Booking, shop and job management software are made for those.
Service websites, answered.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. You design on a canvas, as you would in Canva, and arrange a phone layout of its own. Pragte turns it into a website.
Can customers book or pay online?
Not with Pragte alone. It takes quote and order requests. For bookings, embed your Calendly page; for payments, send an invoice or a payment link from your own tools.
Will my business show up on Google?
Listing in search engines comes with a paid plan: $49.99 once for 12 months, or $29.99 for 3 months. A free site can be shared by link and QR code, but it isn’t listed.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes, with a paid plan. Pragte shows you the one DNS record to add where your domain is kept, then checks it for you until the site is live there.
How much does it cost?
Building and sharing your site is free, with no expiry date and a small Made with Pragte badge. $49.99 paid once gives you 12 months with no badge, listing in search engines and an email for every request. There is no monthly fee; pay again when you want another year.
My kind of business isn’t listed. Does it fit?
Probably. Start from the template closest to yours, or a blank page: the forms, reviews, seasons and live controls work the same for any business.
Planning an event instead? See event websites, or read how Pragte works.
Early access
Your business, on a site you made.
Pragte is in early access. Leave your email and tell us about your business, and we will help you set it up.