A website for consultants who left the firm but kept the standards
You advise companies on how to look sharp and run tight — your own web presence has to clear the same bar. One page that frames your services, your process, and your results reads like a boutique firm, not a person between jobs.
Build free · No code · Live at yourname.amty.page from $9/mo
Why consultants lose work without a website
Procurement Googles you before the intro call
The VP who wants to hire you still has to convince a buying process. When their procurement team searches your name and finds only LinkedIn, "is this person a real business?" enters the deal. A firm-grade page removes the question before it's asked.
LinkedIn frames you as an employee, not a firm
Your LinkedIn is a résumé — it invites recruiters, not clients. A site of your own flips the frame: services you sell, a process you run, engagements you've completed. Same person, twice the perceived seniority, better rates.
Vague inquiries eat your calendar
"Can I pick your brain?" calls don't pay. An inquiry form that asks about the company, the problem, and the timeline filters curiosity from intent — so your intro calls start halfway to a proposal.
Themes that fit consultants
Each theme is a live site you can open right now — same layout, your content instead of the example's.
Open live demoAdvisory
Consultants & advisors
A crisp corporate layout with capabilities, process, metrics and testimonial.
Open live demoStatement
Consultants & agencies
A dark, purely typographic single screen — no images required.
What your site could say
Harbor Point Advisory
Operations consulting for B2B companies between $2M and $20M. Diagnostic reviews, pricing strategy, and interim operating leadership. Led by a former VP of Operations with two exits — the person you meet is the person who does the work. Book an intro call online.
Live in three steps
Pick Advisory or Statement
Advisory is the full firm treatment: services, process, stats, testimonial. Statement is a bold, minimal single screen — for consultants whose positioning does the talking.
Write it like a proposal, once
Positioning line, three services, three process steps. The form's limits force the crispness your clients pay you to produce for them.
Deploy and raise your rate
Live at yourpractice.amty.page in one click. Put it in your signature and proposals — looking established is half of pricing like it.
Questions consultants ask
Do I need a website as an independent consultant?
If you sell to companies, yes. Executives may find you through referrals and LinkedIn, but the buying process behind them — procurement, finance, the CEO's quick search — expects a firm to have a site. One page with services, process, and proof satisfies every stakeholder who checks. No blog required.
How much does a consultant website cost?
Building your site on Amty is free — you pay only to publish. A plan is $9/month or $99/year and puts the full site live at yourpractice.amty.page with the inquiry inbox, instant email alerts, and your own domain. Compare that to a designer's quote and a month of back-and-forth.
What should a consulting website include?
Name the niche in the first sentence — who you help and with what. Then your services as productized offers, your process in three steps, results or a client quote if you have permission, and an inquiry form that qualifies. Amty's Advisory theme is structured around exactly this: services, process, stats, testimonial.
How fast can I be live?
Between two client calls. The theme's form asks for your positioning, services, and process; if you've ever written a proposal, you already have the raw material. Paste, trim to the character limits, deploy — live at your own address immediately.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes. Publish on yourpractice.amty.page and connect the domain you own — both are part of your plan — the inquiry form and lead alerts move with you unchanged.
Tonight, someone will Google your name.
Decide what they find. Your site can be live at yourname.amty.page in the next half hour.