Calgary: Consulting Website Template
Best for consultants who want to look booked-out by Friday
One-page template for consultants and service professionals. Hero, services, pricing, testimonials, and a booking section — everything a solo business needs to look booked-out.
- consultant
- coach
- services
- booking
- one page website
34 sites built with this template
$49one-time · yours to edit in Carrd
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EricaSame template, your business
One template, four businesses. Same layout and sections; new words, colours, photos and logo. Pick one to see the whole page.
Calgary as you buy it
This is the page you copy into your Carrd account: eight sections in the order a careful buyer reads. A promise in the hero, one review before you ask for anything, three services, the objection block, three testimonials, a short about, a three-step process, six FAQs and a closing call to action.
The placeholder text is a writing brief. Each block tells you what to put there and why, so you replace it rather than stare at a blank page. The four tabs next to this one show what that looks like once a real business has filled it in.
Calgary for business coaches
A coach sells a change that a stranger can't see yet, which is why Calgary works here. Dana's hero names who she coaches and the result in one line: owners of 5- to 30-person companies who want the business to run without them.
Her three service boxes are three ways to work together (1:1 coaching, a 90-day sprint, a leadership intensive). The objection block answers the sentence every prospect says, "I don't have time for coaching." The FAQ states the starting price, who she doesn't work with and what happens if it isn't working. Every button books the same free intro call.
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Sample site: "Dana Whitfield" is a fictional business.
Calgary for bookkeepers
A bookkeeper's page has to make a business owner feel safe handing over their numbers. Sam's hero promises clean books every month and a one-page report, and the review under it is from an owner whose accountant noticed the difference.
The three boxes are the three jobs people actually hire for: monthly bookkeeping, catch-up cleanup and year-end prep. The objection block takes on "I can do it myself in January". The process block ends with the date the report arrives, and the FAQ covers software, security and working alongside an existing CPA.
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Sample site: "Ledger & Pine Bookkeeping" is a fictional business.
Calgary for fractional executives
A fractional CMO sells senior judgement by the day, so the page has to answer "is part-time enough?" before the first call. Morgan's hero states the deal in one line: a senior marketing lead, two days a week, without the full-time salary.
The objection block is that exact question, answered with how an engagement runs: weekly CEO check-in, one dashboard, a three-month minimum. The process starts with a 30-day diagnostic, which gives the buyer a small first step. The same layout fits a fractional CFO, COO or head of sales; only the words change.
Sample site: "Morgan Hale" is a fictional business.
Calgary for newsletter writers and ghostwriters
A ghostwriter's buyer has one fear: it won't sound like me. The Margin Notes puts that fear in the objection headline and answers it with the process: a 60-minute voice interview, every draft reviewed before it's sent, unlimited edits.
The hero promises newsletters subscribers actually open. The three boxes go from the full service down to a one-off growth audit, so there's an entry point for every budget, and the FAQ names the email platforms the writer works in (Kit, Substack, beehiiv). Swap "newsletter" for "LinkedIn posts" or "website copy" and the page still holds.
Sample site: "The Margin Notes" is a fictional business.
Calgary is a consulting website template for Carrd: one page for a consultant or service provider who sells something that needs explaining. Calgary walks a prospect from “what do you do” to “how does working with you go” before they ever reach out — so the first call is a qualified one.
Who this template is for
Consultants, coaches, designers and anyone selling a service by the project. If a stranger could not buy from you in one click, and you need to earn ten minutes of their attention first, this is the layout for that.
It is not built for a shop, a course, or a team. It is one person, one offer, one way to get in touch.
What’s included
Eight sections, ordered the way a sceptical prospect actually reads.
Value hero
Your name, one headline that states the value you create, and a three-line paragraph on how. One button.
Proof, early
A single client review sits right under the hero — stars, quote, name and role — before you ask for anything.
Three services
Headline, two-sentence intro, three service boxes. Each box is what you do for that client, not a feature list.
The objection block
A headline that names the biggest “yes, but” in your prospect’s head, two or three short paragraphs that answer it, and four bullets on what working with you looks like.
Three testimonials
A short line on the pride you take in the work, then three quotes with names.
About you
A quirky heading and four paragraphs written about the reader, not about you. This is where personality goes.
Three-step process
Consultation, plan, execution — one numbered block each, with a line on timing.
Six-question FAQ and closing call to action
Six question-and-answer pairs for upfront disclosure, then a closing headline, two sentences on why now, and the button.
How to customise it
- Buy it and copy it to your Carrd account. After purchase, click “Use this template” and it appears in your Carrd dashboard. Needs Carrd Pro Standard ($19/year).
- Replace the placeholder content. Every heading, line, image and link is editable in Carrd’s visual editor. No code. The template’s own placeholder text tells you what each section needs — read it before you delete it.
- Connect your domain and publish. Point your domain at Carrd, press publish, and the page is live. Most consultants finish in one evening. The Carrd guide covers domains, forms and SEO step by step.
What you get
- The complete one-page template, all eight sections, ready to edit
- Placeholder copy that is itself a writing brief for every section
- A mobile-first layout
- Every Carrd Pro feature: forms, embeds, custom domain, analytics
- No cost after Carrd Pro — no plugins, no hosting bill
- 1 month of email support — content setup, connecting your domain, wiring your email service
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a Carrd Pro account?
Yes. Carrd Pro Standard ($19/year) or higher is required to use a custom template and connect your own domain. It is one of the lowest hosting costs of any website platform.
Where does the booking link go?
The closing button and the hero button both take any URL — Calendly, Cal.com, TidyCal or a mailto link. Change one setting per button.
Can I cut sections I don’t need?
Yes. Six FAQs too many? Delete three. No process to speak of? Remove the block. Nothing depends on anything else.
What does the 1 month of email support include?
Help getting your content into the template, connecting your domain, and integrating your email service — Kit, Mailchimp, Beehiiv and 15+ others. Email [email protected] after purchase.
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