Pick a website that already exists. We make it yours.

Every one is a real, live website you can open and click through right now. They are hosted at MaiaHost on the same infrastructure your site would use, and the page counts quoted are the actual URL counts in each site's sitemap.

They are demonstration sites, built to show what a finished website looks like for each trade without publishing a real client's business. Every phone number on them is literally 000-000-0000 so nobody calls a real number by mistake, and each demo says so on the site.

You get the same structure and design system with your business in it: your name, logo, colours, photographs, services, prices and locations, and every page rewritten for you. Two businesses starting from the same design do not end up looking like each other.

$500 covers the ready-made marketing sites. $890 covers the ones that ship real software as well — usually an appointment booking application with a staff admin, automatic confirmation and reminder emails and a database; in the bakery demo an online pre-ordering system with pickup windows and a kitchen screen; and in the translation demo a quote estimator that prices a job on the page and agrees with the published rate card to the cent. Every design is labelled with which it is. Both prices include your domain and a year of hosting.

The Business package is designed for you from a blank page — your sitemap, your visual direction, your structure. A ready-made site is an existing design rebuilt around your business, which is why it costs less and launches faster. If you want something nobody else could have, take the custom route.

Your domain and hosting renew at MaiaHost's standard published rates — a small yearly amount. We remind you before renewal. There are no licence fees, no per-booking charges and no surprise costs, because the site and its software are yours.

Yes, up until we start building. Tell us the trade you are in and we will tell you honestly which of these fits best — sometimes it is not the obvious one. A pet grooming salon often works better from the hair salon design, for example, because the booking model is the same.

Tell us anyway. Several of these designs adapt directly to neighbouring trades — the plumbing design suits locksmiths and garage-door companies, the hair salon design suits barbershops and brow bars, the nail salon design suits any business whose appointment length depends on what the client chose, the pizzeria design suits any restaurant, the bakery design suits any counter that takes orders for collection — a deli, a butcher, a sandwich shop — and the translation design suits any business that quotes by the unit and has nothing to book — a print shop, a fabricator, a haulier, a surveyor. We are also adding new demos regularly.