Free website generator for real businesses 

Generating your website is free, and you do not need an account or a card to do it. You can search your business, see the finished site, try every template and share it with someone. You only pay when you want it live on the internet at your own address, and that is backed by a 30-day money-back guarantee.

Your Google Business Profile — the listing that already shows up when someone searches your name. It brings across your photos, opening hours, address, phone number, star rating and reviews, and writes the first draft of your words around them. Nothing is invented about your business.

About thirty seconds. You type your business name, pick yourself out of the list, and the finished site appears on screen. There is no template to choose first, no blank page, and no drag and drop.

No. There is no code, no plugins, no hosting to set up and no theme to install. After it generates, you edit words and photos the way you would edit a social post, from a phone or a laptop.

Anything with a Google Business Profile. Cafes, restaurants, bars and food trucks; plumbers, sparkies, chippies, landscapers and painters; hairdressers, barbers and beauty salons; tutors, driving instructors and music teachers; and plenty that do not fit a neat category, like accountants, gyms, photographers and dog groomers.

Yes, all of it. Swap between templates while you are looking at the mockup, then once you sign up you can rewrite any line, replace any photo, reorder the page and add pages like a menu or a services list.

You can still build a site — the signup flow has a skip option where you fill in your details yourself, and you end up in the same place. Getting a Google Business Profile is worth doing regardless; it is free and it is where most local customers find you first.

It is built to be. Each page ships with a proper title and description, your business details in the format search engines and AI assistants read, and a sitemap Google can crawl. Ranking still takes time and depends on your area and competition — no builder can promise a position.

A short address on fastpa.ge with your business name on the end, which you can hand out straight away. It is yours as soon as you publish.

Those hand you a blank template and a drag-and-drop editor, and the work is still yours to do — most people stall on the first page. FastPage starts with a finished site built from what Google already knows about you, so the job is editing a few lines rather than building from nothing. If you want full design control over every pixel, one of those is the better tool.