Header
Your logo, your name, the links you choose and a booking button. It follows the reader down the page.
Everything you can put on your page.
Twenty-four sections. You drag them into the order you want, write straight onto the page, and publish when it looks right. Every picture below is a real storefront, captured as it renders, in one business’s fonts and colors. Yours wears your own.
Free to build and run. No subscription, no setup fee. Ollie takes 5% only when you get paid. Stripe's card fees are separate and go to Stripe, not us.
Every page has these
The chrome a storefront comes with. Style them, fill them in, and hide the ones you do not need.
Hero
The first screen: a headline, a line of copy, a photo behind it and the button that starts a booking.
Announcement bar
A thin strip above the header in your brand color, for the thing you need everyone to read.
Request form
How customers reach you. Ask for whatever you need, and let them pick a real slot from your calendar.
Business hours
The hours you actually keep, straight from the ones your booking calendar runs on.
Footer
Contact details, social links and the small print at the foot of every page.
Show the work
The trades Ollie is built for are judged on what they have already done. These are the blocks that show it.
Photo + text
A photo beside a heading and a paragraph, with a checklist under it if you want one.
Photo gallery
A grid of up to 24 photos that open large when tapped. Two, three or four across.
Photo carousel
A swipeable strip of up to ten photos.
Video
A YouTube or Vimeo video, embedded on the page.
Text
A heading and a paragraph. The plainest block there is.
Divider
A thin line, for when two sections need air between them.
Sell and take the booking
Prices a customer can read and a button they can press, on the same page.
Services
Your services with photos, prices and a Book button. Choose which ones show, and whether they sit as cards, rows or a priced list.
Price list
Titled lists of prices for the extras. Display text, so you can write “at cost” or “from $60”.
Form
A second request form anywhere on the page, showing whichever of your forms you point it at.
Call to action
A strip in your brand color with a line of copy and a button.
Earn the trust
The reasons someone picks you over the next result down.
Reviews
Several customer quotes with star ratings. From four up they drift across the page on their own.
Quote
One customer's words, given the room to be read.
Highlights
Cards with an icon, a title and a line each. One block covers both what you offer and why to pick you.
Numbers
Big figures that build trust: years in the trade, jobs done, how fast you answer.
Logos
A quiet row of partner or client logos under a small line of copy.
Answer the questions
What they would otherwise have to call and ask.
FAQ
Questions and answers, as open cards or as rows that fold away until they are tapped.
How it works
Numbered steps, for the customer who wants to know what happens after they press the button.
Contact details
Address, phone and email. Empty lines simply do not appear.
Build the page, then see it.
Start with a finished design, swap in your photos and words, and publish at your own address. Nothing reaches a customer until you say so.