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Solo ConsultantLanding page template

A full-screen portrait, thin tracked capitals, skill bars, a plum network band and four priced plans

A full-screen portrait page with thin tracked capitals and four priced plans for one senior independent professional selling their own time: consultants, coaches and fractional executives.

13 sections 9 photos 4 colour schemes Enquiry form
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Switch devices, scroll the full page, or open the live demo. This is the exact layout, photos and sample text a new page starts with.

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Solo ConsultantProfessional services · 13 sections
Solo Consultant template, the whole page on desktop
02 what's on the page

Every section, in the order a visitor meets it.

The headings are the demo's own sample text. Your brief, or the AI copy pass, replaces them; the structure stays.

  1. 01 / 13 Hero

    Rowan Pike.

    Solo Consultant template — Hero section
  2. 02 / 13 About

    What working with me looks like

    Solo Consultant template — About section
  3. 03 / 13 Services

    Four ways in.

    Solo Consultant template — Services section
  4. 04 / 13 Quote band
    Solo Consultant template — Quote band section
  5. 05 / 13 Experience

    Nineteen years, three industries, one way of working

    Solo Consultant template — Experience section
  6. 06 / 13 Network

    The people I bring in

    Solo Consultant template — Network section
  7. 07 / 13 Included in every engagement
    Solo Consultant template — Included in every engagement section
  8. 08 / 13 Starting offer

    the 30-day diagnostic

    Solo Consultant template — Starting offer section
  9. 09 / 13 Recent work
    Solo Consultant template — Recent work section
  10. 10 / 13 Plans and fees
    Solo Consultant template — Plans and fees section
  11. 11 / 13 Client testimonial
    Solo Consultant template — Client testimonial section
  12. 12 / 13 Questions
    Solo Consultant template — Questions section
  13. 13 / 13 Let's talk
    Solo Consultant template — Let's talk section
03 the template

How this page works, and how to make it yours

For one person selling their own judgement

When you hire an independent, you are hiring a person. Clients want to see who they are, what they have done, how they work, what it costs and whether they can cope with more than one pair of hands. Solo Consultant opens with a full-screen portrait and thin tracked capitals, then sets out experience, a trusted network and four priced plans.

It suits fractional marketing or finance directors, freelance consultants, coaches, interim executives, specialist advisers and solo designers or developers for hire.

How the page gets the first call

The hero is the name and one sentence on what you do and for whom, over a portrait. About describes what working together looks like in concrete commitments, such as a plan in thirty days. Services gives four ways in and the usual path between them.

A quote band states your point of view. Experience summarises your career with the companies and results that matter, and network introduces the specialists you bring in and when clients pay for them. Included in every engagement lists what is always in the price.

A starting offer makes the first step low-risk, recent work names projects with one result each, plans and fees compares four options, a client testimonial tells a before-and-after, questions handles how you differ from an agency, and the page ends with let’s talk.

Making it yours

Four schemes are included: Plum, Deep teal, Rust and Midnight. Headings can be Josefin Sans, Familjen Grotesk or Cormorant Garamond. Nine photographs are used, mainly portraits; a professional portrait session is worth it for this page.

Services, plans and the network are editable. Select any section and ask the AI to rewrite it in the first person, in your voice.

Writing it for yourself

You can start from the template at no cost, or tick “Write the text for my business” and the AI replaces the copy for about 20 credits, keeping the layout. Include what you do and for whom, your experience and results, how an engagement works, your network, what is included, your starting offer and plans, recent work and how to reach you.

What a one-person page has to show

When the person is the offer, the page needs to answer three questions quickly: what exactly you do, what it has achieved before, and what it costs. Start with a professional portrait for the full-screen hero, taken in good light with space around you for the name. The four highlights should be specific commitments, such as a written plan within thirty days or two days a week on site.

The services, set under large initials, need a clear scope, duration and price or fee structure for each. The experience section should name previous roles and companies with the results you can talk about, checked against any confidentiality agreements. If you bring in specialists, list them with their disciplines and explain how they are paid. The skill bars can feel decorative, so tie each one to something concrete, like years of practice or projects led. Nine photographs are used, including workshop images, so ask a past client if you can photograph a real session.

State how many clients you take at once. For a buyer choosing an independent adviser, availability is a real concern, and a clear limit makes the commitment more believable.

Coaches, interim executives and freelancers

A coach can replace the network band with the coaching approach and credentials, and price by programme length. Interim executives usually show assignments with dates, company size and the situation they stepped into. Specialist advisers can list sectors and typical engagements. A solo designer or developer for hire can turn services into project types with day rates, and put portfolio pieces in the workshop band.

When another template fits better

Solo Consultant is personal. A firm with partners and practice areas fits Counsel Practice or Swiss Grid. A marketing agency with teams belongs on Growth Agency, and a photographer selling dates on Wedding Photographer. Coaches running cohort programmes can use Learning Platform.

More are on the professional services templates page.

Before you publish

  • Use a recent, professional portrait.
  • Get client permission for named work and testimonials.
  • Check plan fees and what is billed at cost.
  • Ask about company stage and the problem in the contact form.
04 questions

Before you start

Who is Solo Consultant for?
Fractional marketing or finance directors, freelance consultants, coaches, interim executives, specialist advisers and solo designers or developers who sell their own time.
Why is there a network section?
Clients worry that one person cannot cover everything. Showing the specialists you bring in, and how they are billed, answers that.
Should an independent publish prices?
Publishing a starting offer and plan fees qualifies prospects before the call. Keep a diagnostic or first project as the easy way in.
Which schemes and fonts are included?
Plum, Deep teal, Rust and Midnight, with Josefin Sans, Familjen Grotesk or Cormorant Garamond headings.

Start from this page, or from a paragraph.

Starting from the theme costs no credits. Or describe the offer and the AI draws a new page in this style, usually in about two minutes.