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Developer: Alex Chen on Minimal
Two named projects with his own descriptions, a conference talk, then a contact form that asks about the project.
Blocks: GitHub · Link · Contact
Freelancer website examples, one niche at a time.
A freelancer website has one job: help a potential client see your work, understand what you offer and get in touch. The freelance website examples below cover four niches (developer, designer, writer and director), and each puts a finished sample before any list of services. Treat these website examples for freelancers as a structure, then fill it with your own work.
Open the page Example
Designer: Nia Voss on Bento
Three client pieces, each with a still and a year. A client can point at the one they want more of.
Blocks: Project · Image · Email
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Writer: Elena Rossi on Elegant
She names her clients, her first step and a limit: two new studios a season. Buyers know whether to write now.
Blocks: Text · Link · Email
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Director: Julian Adeyemi on Studio
The film comes first, with its length and format. The showreel sits underneath, followed by an email for commissions.
Blocks: Project · YouTube · Email
What these have in common
- One finished sample at the top of the page.
- A line that says who you work with.
- The first step of a project, in plain words.
- Your availability, if it is limited.
- One way to reply: email or the contact form.
How to build a freelancer website, section by section
The four examples above follow the same order. Write your page top to bottom in this sequence, then pick the template that suits your work. When you publish, the address is sayhi.page/yourname, ready to paste into a proposal or a cold email.
A headline that names the job
One line a client could repeat. Nia’s is “Identity, objects, and the rooms they occupy.” Add your city if you work locally.
One finished sample
A project block with an image, a year and one sentence. Developers can use a GitHub card; directors can lead with the film.
Two more pieces at most
Three samples you can talk about are stronger than ten you can’t. Link out if a project needs a long case study.
Who it is for
A text block naming your clients and any limit on availability. Elena works with architects, editors and small studios.
How a project starts
Name the first step: a call, a short brief, a month of interviews.
One way to reply
An email block with a short hint, or the contact form. Put it at the bottom, after the work.
Use the same page as your link in bio
The page you send to clients can also be your link in bio on Instagram, TikTok or LinkedIn, and every template here works on a phone. If you are still choosing which links to include, the link-in-bio generator drafts one in your browser before you pick a username, much like the freelancer website examples above.
Start from Minimal
A clean starting point when your proof is projects and a reply. Switch to Bento, Elegant or Studio any time without losing your blocks.
Use the Minimal templateAbout Minimal
You can try it without an account. Publish at sayhi.page/yourname with the personal website builder, or browse all the examples.
Keep going
Photographer portfolio examples
Editing a series and writing captions that sell prints.
Personal website examples
The same people with homepages that are less about the offer.
See Elegant
A calm serif layout for consultants and writers.
Questions
What should a freelancer website include?
A finished sample, who the work is for, how a project starts and a way to reply. If a visitor can answer those four questions in a minute, the page is doing its job.
Which template fits which kind of freelancer?
Minimal for developers and anyone whose proof is a sentence and a link. Bento for designers with pieces of different sizes. Elegant for writers and consultants. Studio for film and video. Photographers should start from the Editorial template.
Should I put prices on my freelancer website?
Only if you would quote the same number to everyone. Otherwise describe the first step, such as a call or a short brief, and let people ask.
Can I use my own domain?
Not yet. Your page lives at sayhi.page/yourname, which works well in proposals and email signatures. Custom domains are planned for the Pro plan.
Can one page cover more than one service?
Yes. Lead with the work you want more of, and mention the second service in a sentence further down. If it needs its own gallery, link to it.
More examples
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Personal page examples
Example pages for a developer, a photographer, a musician, a designer, and a creator.
Personal website examples
One-page personal sites: a developer, a designer, a photographer, and a freelancer.
Photographer portfolio examples
Editorial photography examples and a portfolio layout for the same stills.
Developer portfolio examples
A developer page studied twice: Minimal type, then the Studio template.