Consultant website templates
13 templates for consultants and advisors, built around what you do, who you help and how to start.
Consultant templates13
- Use this template: Clearsight & Co.
- Use this template: Fieldglass Advisory
- Use this template: Fieldnote Advisors
- Use this template: Hearthstead Advisory
- Use this template: Windvane Strategy
- Use this template: Owlbright Strategy
- Use this template: Fairwind Strategy
- Use this template: Sextant & Co.
- Use this template: Brightkeel Strategy
- Use this template: Lintelwood Advisory
- Use this template: Ledgewood Advisory
- Use this template: Brick & Ledger Advisory
What a consultant website needs
A consultant's website has to explain what you do in plain words and make the first step easy. Every template lists your services with a short description each, gives the about section room for your experience, and shows how you meet: in person, by video or by phone.
If the first call is free, its length sits under your name. An enquiry form and questions and answers are on by default, and the templates work well with no photos at all. With Pro, a Book a consultation button opens Calendly, Acuity Scheduling or the service you already use.
Start with two or three services, each described as the problem you solve rather than a job title. Add the kinds of clients you've helped, in general terms, once you have your first version live.
Questions about consultant websites
Can I offer a free first call?
Yes. Set the length of a free consultation and it shows under your name.
Do I need a photo of myself?
No. Text-led templates look finished without photos, though a portrait helps people put a face to the name.
Can people book a call from the website?
With Pro, yes. A Book a consultation button opens your scheduling service, such as Calendly or Acuity Scheduling.
Have something else in mind?
Start with the closest kind of business, then change the look, colours and photos whenever you like.