Book My WebsiteSections, not a blank canvas
Build a page by stacking ready-made sections — hero, menu, gallery, testimonials, contact. Reorder them by dragging. Nothing overlaps, and nothing breaks on a phone.
By Altic LLC
Websites for small businesses, built in an afternoon.
Choose a template, edit it section by section, and publish to your own domain. No page builders to fight, no theme to configure, and no monthly fee for hosting you do not control — the site and the account it runs in stay yours.
Free to build. You only pay your own hosting, which for most small sites is nothing.
What you get
Everything here exists because a small business needed it and the alternative was hiring someone.
Edit in place
Click any heading, paragraph or image and change it. There is no separate settings screen to hunt through, and no way to accidentally wreck the layout.
Three styles, one click
Switch between style presets and the whole site re-skins at once — fonts, colours, corners and shadows. Your content stays exactly where it was.
Industry templates
Start from a template written for your trade, with realistic copy already in place, rather than from lorem ipsum you have to delete first.
Search-ready out of the box
Page titles, descriptions, social preview cards and structured data are part of the builder, not an add-on you remember too late.
A real static site
What you publish is plain HTML and CSS. It loads fast, it needs no database, and it keeps working whatever happens to us.
How it works
Three steps, in about an afternoon.
Pick a template
Choose the one closest to your business. It arrives complete, with sensible copy and images you can replace one at a time.
Make it yours
Change the words, drop in your photos, add or remove sections, and pick a style. Check it on desktop, tablet and phone as you go.
Publish to your own account
Connect your Google account and publish. The site goes live in a Firebase project that belongs to you, on your own domain.
Your site, your account
When you publish, Book My Website asks permission to create or use a Firebase project in your own Google account and upload your site to it. That is why the permission request mentions Google Cloud: the site is deployed to infrastructure you own, not rented from us.
It means you can leave at any time and keep the live website, the domain and the hosting account. It also means we never need your password, and you can withdraw our access from your Google security settings whenever you like. Exactly what we ask for, and why, is listed in the privacy policy.