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Yesterday I posted Harbor and Pine, my plain HTML/CSS website templates for home-service businesses. After feedback on that, I built templates for six new niches, each as its own small store: Petal and Comb (salons, barbers, spas, lash/brow, makeup): https://whop.com/petal-and-comb-templates/ Kettle and Stride (trainers, yoga, Pilates, small gyms): https://whop.com/kettle-and-stride-templates/ Fig and Ember (bakeries, cafes, food trucks, caterers): https://whop.com/fig-and-ember-templates/ Leash and Linden (groomers, dog walkers, pet sitters, boarding): https://whop.com/leash-and-linden-templates/ Ratchet and Rye (auto repair, tires, body shops, towing): https://whop.com/ratchet-and-rye-templates/ Tripod and Thistle (photographers, DJs, planners, florists): https://whop.com/tripod-and-thistle-templates/ What you get: a 5-page site (home, services with sample prices, area/visit page, a request form, thank-you page) in plain HTML and CSS. No builder and no monthly fee. You edit the placeholder text in any text editor and host it anywhere. The form works once you connect Formspree or Netlify Forms. On phones there's a sticky Call/Book bar. Pricing: $29 per template, or $79 for all 8 in a niche. The license covers one business, or unlimited client sites if you're a freelancer building for others. They're brand new, so there are no reviews yet. I'd really like honest feedback on the design, the pricing, or which niche I should do next.   submitted by   /u/Obvious_Medium1489 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/6 23:02:55