Business & Services Website Templates

Business and services website templates for firms, agencies and consultants

A company site has to do a few things well: say what you do in the first screen, show proof (projects, clients, numbers), introduce the people, and make the enquiry form impossible to miss. The templates in this category are multi-page corporate sites built around that structure — home, about, services, projects or portfolio, team, blog and contact — as free, responsive HTML5 downloads you can host anywhere.

Templates by type of business

• Corporate, agency and consultancy. Capricus — rebuilt in 2026 on Bootstrap 5 without jQuery — covers company history, projects, services, team and news, and is the one to start with for a professional-services firm. Cunsultix is built for consultancies (top bar with phone and email, projects and testimonial pages); BusiMaxx is the most downloaded business template on the site and suits finance, investment and startup companies.
• Law firm. Lawetique (2026 rebuild) has case results, practice areas, attorney bios and a consultation request form — the sections a law practice actually needs.
• Construction and interiors. Invory (company overview with video, parallax banner, counters) and Incostructor (process widget, gallery) for builders, architects and interior studios.
• Multipurpose business. T-Designfest (2026 rebuild, the most viewed template here), Highbiz and WeRandom switch between several home and menu layouts, so one download covers most industries.
• One-page business sites. BizSpot and Verbatim put services, about and a get-started call to action on a single scroll — enough for a freelancer or a small local service.

If the business is a personal brand rather than a company, Falix-Ford is a developer portfolio that doubles as a freelancer's business site, and is also available as a WordPress theme (sold separately, included with Pro) when you want to manage projects and posts from a dashboard.

Making a template look like your company

Three changes do most of the work: your logo in the header, your brand colour in the CSS variables (or the handful of colour rules at the top of the stylesheet), and real photographs of your team and premises in place of the stock images. Leave the layout alone — these templates are already balanced. Then write the home-page headline as a plain statement of what you do and for whom; the sample "we are creative agency" copy is a placeholder, not a suggestion.

Forms, maps and the details clients check

The contact form is a working HTML form; connect it to your email via a form service or your host's mail script. Replace the Google Maps embed with your own location, put the real phone number in the top bar (it is tap-to-call on phones), and add a privacy line under the form. Every template here is free with a small ThemeVault credit in the footer, which you can remove for a one-time fee from the template page — most companies do, and it takes a minute.