Alder & Valve Plumbing
Residential repairs, a clearly explained diagnostic fee, and a form for requesting a visit.
See the website and its briefOpen the live siteFor agencies and freelancers
Turn a client's brief into a website, work through their feedback, and keep the site current. Designhouse helps you handle the build and the updates through chat.
The work
See websites for a plumber, a salon, and a photographer. Open each example to inspect the pages and read the brief that shaped them.
Residential repairs, a clearly explained diagnostic fee, and a form for requesting a visit.
See the website and its briefOpen the live siteStylist profiles, a gallery of cuts and color, and appointment requests.
See the website and its briefOpen the live sitePortfolios by shoot type, session pricing, and a way to ask about a date.
See the website and its briefOpen the live siteThe client workflow
Bring the services, audience, and contact details from your client brief. A short conversation gathers what else the site needs. You can also start from the client's existing website or Google Business listing.
The pages, design, copy, and images are built around the brief. The first version publishes automatically at a Designhouse address. Check the business details and page content, and upload the client's own photographs and logo.
A different headline, an updated service, a new page: describe each change in chat. Review the result and publish the changes when they are ready. Connect the client's domain on an agency plan.
When the client changes their hours, adds a service, or sends new photographs, return to their site and ask for the update. Hosting and SSL are included.
The agency plans
Keep your client websites together in your Designhouse account. Open the site you need to review its pages, make changes, and publish updates.
Each site can use its own custom domain, with the Designhouse badge removed. Use the client's logo and photographs to make the site theirs.
An agency plan's monthly credit allowance is pooled across your sites. Use it for a new build or for updates to the sites you maintain. Agency Starter covers a few client sites, and Agency covers a larger roster.
Questions
For subscription questions, including cancellation, see the pricing FAQs.
Updated October 2026