Your own page, free
Fill the gallery with screenshots of sites you have built, one for each kind of client you want more of. Services list builds, hosting and maintenance, with a price, a starting price or Ask. Reviews from clients show that you finish what you start. Book lets a new client describe their project and ask for a call, and you choose who to take on. Your company number and VAT number can sit as badges.
Questions freelance web developers ask
What should a web developer's invoice include?
Your details, the client's, an invoice number and date, and each part of the job on its own line: the build, extra development hours, the domain, hosting or maintenance for the month. Then the total, due date and bank details. For monthly work, say which month the invoice covers so nobody pays twice.
How do I charge clients for website hosting and maintenance?
Many freelancers charge a monthly price for hosting and maintenance, separate from the build. Agree what maintenance includes, such as updates and small changes, and price larger changes by the hour. Put hosting and maintenance on separate lines so the client can see what each one costs and keep the parts they need.
Do I need my own website as a freelance web developer?
It helps, because clients will look for one, but it does not have to take weeks. A goud.work page is free, has its own address, shows your work and takes enquiries. You can keep building your own grand site later, and point people to this one in the meantime.