Who it’s for
Websites for your line of work
GenLP builds websites for people, businesses, organizations, events, products and projects. Find your line of work to see why it fits, which designs suit it, and the questions people in it ask.
By profession
Agencies
Studios and agencies presenting their work and their services.
See the pageCafés and restaurants
Cafés, restaurants and bakeries.
See the pageCoaches
Coaches with a practice, a method and a booking path.
See the pageConsultants
Consulting practices and independent advisers.
See the pageFounders
Founders explaining their company, their work and their next launch.
See the pageFreelancers
Independent designers, writers, developers and specialists.
See the pageLocal businesses
Local services, shops and neighbourhood businesses.
See the pageNonprofits
Nonprofits, charities and community groups.
See the pagePhotographers
Photographers who need a portfolio and an enquiry path.
See the pagePlumbers and electricians
Plumbers, electricians and other trades.
See the pageReal-estate agents
Real-estate agents and brokers.
See the pageSalons
Hair, beauty and nail salons.
See the pageTherapists
Therapists and private practices.
See the pageTutors
Private tutors and teachers.
See the pageVirtual assistants
Virtual assistants and remote support.
See the pageWriters
Writers, authors and journalists.
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By kind of website
Not listed? Start from the kind of website you need.
Websites for professionals
Your profile is not a website. GenLP makes it one.
See the pageWebsites for businesses
Your Google listing has the facts. GenLP builds the site.
See the pageWebsites for organizations
Explain the mission. Show people how to take part.
See the pageWebsites for events
Give the event a home people can trust.
See the pageWebsites for products
Notes, screenshots and what you want visitors to do. GenLP writes the launch site.
See the pageWebsites for projects
Show the work, the progress and what comes next.
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Who is the website for?
Free for 14 days. No card. Nothing is public until you say so.