Client sites, without the overhead
Design the site, send the client a live link to approve, and launch it on their own domain. When the invoice is paid, hand the whole site over.
Less admin per client.
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A new site in seconds
Name it and continue. The domain and the rest of the settings can wait until the client says yes.
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Built in, no plugins
The parts a small-business site asks for are elements on the canvas or settings on the site.
8 built in
- Contact forms
- Sliders
- Video
- FAQ accordions
- Animations
- Analytics
- Page SEO
- Custom code
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Hand it over when you are paid
Transfer the website to the client's email address, and it moves to their own account.
Launch on the client’s own domain.
Add the domain, point its DNS at Siter.io, and check the connection, all on one page.
Domain Name
Type the client's domain and save it to the website.
HTTPS certificate (included)
Issued automatically once the domain points to Siter.io, at no extra cost.
A-record
Point @ and www at the address shown, in the client's domain account.
Check domain
Test the connection from here. A message confirms when the domain is live.
One client project, three steps.
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Draft and share
Design the site, publish it at its name.getsiter.com address, and send the client the link.
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Launch
Move to a paid plan, connect the client's domain and switch off the badge.
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Hand it over
At sign-off, transfer the site to the client, who needs a paid plan of their own.
Frequently asked.
Can I build a client site on the free plan?
Yes, and share it at its name.getsiter.com address while the client decides. The Free plan publishes 1 website with 3 pages and the Siter.io badge. The client’s own domain needs a paid plan (see the plans).
Can the client update the site after I finish?
Yes. On a paid plan, add them as a Member and they can change text and images and publish. There is no CMS, so it suits small edits, not a weekly blog.
What happens when the client wants a redesign in Figma?
The import runs one way, so later Figma changes do not reach the live site. Bring the new design across as fresh frames and quote it as new work.
Can I start from my Figma file and the client’s fonts?
Yes. The Siter.io plugin imports your Figma frames into a Siter page on every plan, Free included. Upload the client’s font files or pick a Google Fonts family; prototype animations stay in Figma.
Which briefs should I turn down?
A blog the client posts to, an online store, or a site in two languages. None of them is built in, and quoting for one is how a small job becomes an unpaid rebuild.
Which plan do I need?
Count the sites you need live at the same time and match that to the plans. A site you have handed over belongs to the client.
Who else it is for
- Portfolio builder A designer's portfolio on a free-form canvas, with case-study pages, a contact form and your own domain.
- Landing page builder Design a launch or waitlist page on a free-form canvas, collect sign-ups with forms, track campaigns, and publish it on your own domain.
- No-code builder Design on a free-form canvas and publish forms, hosting, your domain, analytics and SEO without writing code.
- For photographers Full-bleed galleries, a phone layout you place, and a licensing form.
- For artists A portfolio that looks like the work, with an inquiry form for sales.
- For nonprofits A site your team can edit, with a Donate button to your giving page.
- For designers The core case: your Figma file is already the site.
- For agencies Several client sites, roles for your team, and a clean handoff.
- For studios Editor seats, roles and shared components for a small team.
Send your next client
a live link.
Design the draft, publish it, and let the client see it on their own phone.