A website for painters whose work speaks — once people can see it

Painting is the most visual trade there is, yet most painters are invisible online. One page with a photo of your cleanest finish, the jobs you take, and an estimate form puts you ahead of every competitor still quoting from a Facebook page.

Build free · No code · Live at yourname.amty.page from $9/mo

Why painters lose work without a website

Your finish quality can't be seen from a search result

The difference between you and the low-ball guy is crisp lines and clean sites — invisible until someone sees a photo. A page that opens on your best work makes the quality argument before you've said a word.

Estimate requests come in waves you can't answer

Spring hits and everyone wants exterior work the same week. A form that collects the job details — interior or exterior, rooms, timing — lets you sort the wave into a quote queue instead of a pile of missed calls.

Homeowners fear the disappearing painter

Everyone knows a story about a painter who took a deposit and vanished. An established-looking page with your name, your area, and an insured line signals you'll still be reachable when the second coat is due.

Themes that fit painters

Each theme is a live site you can open right now — same layout, your content instead of the example's.

One-page website theme for freelancers & solo practitioners — Calling Card by AmtyOpen live demo

Calling Card

Freelancers & solo practitioners

A single centered card with your photo, services and contact details.

One-page website theme for photogenic businesses & venues — Horizon by AmtyOpen live demo

Horizon

Photogenic businesses & venues

A full-bleed photo with your name, headline and contact on one screen.

What your site could say

Braden & Sons Painting

Interior and exterior painting in Grand Rapids, MI. Cabinet refinishing, full-house repaints, and deck staining. Insured, tidy, and on schedule — free written estimates within 48 hours of your request.

Live in three steps

Step 1

Pick a theme that leads with a photo

Horizon puts one full-width image first — perfect for a flawless finish or a striking exterior. Calling Card works when you'd rather lead with services.

Step 2

Fill in your services and area

Interior, exterior, cabinets, decks — list what you take and where you work. The form's character limits keep it punchy and scannable.

Step 3

Deploy and hand out the address

Live in one click at yourcompany.amty.page. Put it on estimates, yard signs, and the reply you send every estimate request.

Questions painters ask

Do painters really need a website?

The painters winning the better jobs do. Homeowners collect two or three estimates, and between visits they re-check each company online. A page showing your work and your professionalism keeps you in the final two. Without one, you're relying on your estimate sheet to carry the whole impression.

How much does a painting company website cost?

Building your page on Amty is free — you pay only to publish. A plan ($9/month or $99/year) puts it live at your own yourcompany.amty.page address with the leads inbox, instant estimate-request alerts by email, and a custom domain.

What should a painter's website include?

One outstanding photo of finished work at the top, the services you offer (call out cabinets and exteriors separately — they're searched separately), your service area, an insured line, and an estimate form. Keep it to one page; nobody browses a painter's blog.

How fast can my site be live?

This evening. Choose a theme, type in your services and area, upload your best photo, and deploy — the whole thing is a form, not a design project. You'll spend longer picking the photo than building the site.

Can I connect my own domain later?

Yes. Publish at yourcompany.amty.page today, and point your own domain at the site — both are part of your plan. The estimate form and email alerts keep working without any changes.

Tonight, someone will Google your name.

Decide what they find. Your site can be live at yourname.amty.page in the next half hour.