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AI website builder for freelancers

Your expertise deserves its own address.

Create a freelance website that explains what you do, shows your best work and makes the next conversation easy. Describe your activity, then shape the site with AI.

Services and portfolioProject inquiry formsYour own domain
Support for your project, from the start and beyond

You create. Kleap handles the technical side.

Describe the website or app you imagine. Kleap helps you build it, publish it and keep improving it, with tools to monitor how it works and fix issues.

You imagine it. Kleap builds it.

Describe what you want to create. AI builds the design, features and logic, then develops the project further with your feedback.

  • Your idea
  • A working app
  • Your next improvements

Data and accounts come with the territory.

Database, authentication and forms: build a client portal or an app with the data and access it needs.

  • Database
  • User sign-in
  • Access and roles

Your tools, inside your app.

Add Stripe, business tools and integrations. Connect your accounts and keys to fit the project to the way you work.

  • Stripe
  • Business tools
  • Integrations

A Guardian after launch.

The Guardian spots website issues and helps you fix them with AI. Return to your project in the chat to make the corrections.

  • Broken links and 404 errors
  • Page and SEO issues
  • Fixes with AI

Everything to go live.

Publish with hosting, connect your domain and follow your activity with analytics and the Search Console integration.

  • Hosting
  • Your domain
  • Analytics and Search Console

Your project keeps moving with you.

Keep your code, connect GitHub and work with AI tools like Claude or ChatGPT. AI assistance and human support on paid plans help you along the way.

  • Your code
  • Claude and ChatGPT
  • AI and human support
For your freelance business

Here’s what you can build with it.

A portfolio, service pages or a way for clients to get in touch: these examples show how you can use Kleap for your freelance business.

A portfolio that explains your work

Kleap creates galleries and case studies to present your contribution. Add your real projects, challenges and outcomes.

Example portfolio website
Noa Studio
Noa StudioGood ideas, made visible.

Independent design for thoughtful brands.

Tell me about your project ↗
Inside a project01The client’s challenge02My creative contribution03The final deliverables

Illustrative preview: example website and fictional content.

Pages for your services

Kleap structures your offers, deliverables and prices so visitors understand your services and can request a quote.

Example services offered by a freelancer
01Brand direction

Positioning and visual references

02Visual identity

A coherent set of brand assets

03Website design

Pages built around your offer

A project enquiry form

Kleap creates a form tailored to your business to collect the client’s goal, timeframe and contact details.

Example form on your websiteLet’s talk about your project
What do you want to achieve?
Your ideal timeline
How can I reach you?
Send my project brief

A place for genuine client reviews

Kleap lays out the testimonials you provide. Connect each review to its project with your client’s permission.

Client review section to personalizeThe work behind the recommendation
  • A project the client can recognize
  • Feedback in their own words
  • Permission to share it

Add your genuine client feedback here.

Bookings from your website

Kleap adds your booking tool’s link or integration. Connect your account and set your availability.

Example booking integrationA first conversation
  1. 01Your booking service
  2. 02Your availability
  3. 03Confirmation to the client

Illustrative scheduling flow. Connect and configure your provider.

A page for your expertise

Kleap creates an About page around your background, specialty and approach. Refine it in your own voice.

Example About page
Noa Studio
An approach clients can understand

The people I help

The problems I work on

How we collaborate

Start with a concrete brief

Start with the freelance work you want more of

Choose a brief, add your specialty and replace the sample content with your own work.

Your site, your way of working

Bring the essentials together in one place

Keep your offer and proof clear, then add the services that support your activity as it grows.

  • Service packages
  • Selected projects
  • Case studies
  • Real client feedback
  • Project inquiry form
  • Booking link
  • About and expertise
  • Custom domain
From your expertise to your website

Start with your work. Build from there.

  1. 01

    Describe your activity

    Tell Kleap who you help, your services and the work you want to present.

  2. 02

    Add your own voice and proof

    Refine the pages, add your real projects and replace sample content with your experience.

  3. 03

    Publish and keep it current

    Test your form and booking link, connect your domain and update the site as your work develops.

Community

Real projects made with Kleap

Open a live project from Discover and inspect what people are already building and publishing with Kleap.

Make the next step clear

Answer the questions a client brings to your site

Use the website to prepare a useful conversation, before either of you opens an inbox.

01Can you help with my project?

What to showExplain the clients, problems and services you focus on.

What it helps them decideWhether your expertise matches their situation.

02What is it like to work with you?

What to showShow relevant work, your contribution and your process.

What it helps them decideWhether your approach suits the project and team.

03How do we start?

What to showProvide one clear inquiry form or discovery-call path.

What it helps them decideWhich details to share and what happens after contact.

A focused site helps visitors understand you before they ask for a quote.

Questions before you build

Freelance website questions

What to include, how to present your rates and how to make the site your own.

What should I include on my freelance website?

Include a clear description of who you help, your services, selected work, an about section and an easy way to contact you. Add genuine testimonials when available. Explain what a client should send and what happens next.

Should I display my rates on my freelance website?

Showing starting rates or a range can set expectations before contact. Custom quotes work well when scope varies. Choose the approach that matches your services and explain what is included rather than showing a price without context.

How many portfolio pieces should I showcase?

Choose a small set of relevant projects that represents the work you want. Explain context, contribution and outcome for the strongest examples. You can start with a few well-documented projects and add more over time.

How do I attract my ideal freelance clients?

Be clear about your specialty and target client, use their language and show work related to their needs. Give each page a useful title and description. Share the site through your network and relevant channels; visibility develops through both content and distribution.

What helps visitors become freelance inquiries?

Clear positioning, relevant work, credible feedback and an obvious next step help visitors decide whether to contact you. Test the mobile experience and form, then use analytics and real inquiries to improve the site. Results depend on your offer and traffic.

Can I connect my own domain and track visits?

Yes. You can publish with a custom domain and configure analytics and Search Console. The Guardian helps flag site issues such as broken pages or SEO problems. Check the available plan and complete the connection settings before launch.

Can clients book calls or pay through my site?

You can add a scheduling link or embed and build a payment flow with a service such as Stripe. Provider accounts, availability, keys and payment settings need configuration. Test the complete flow before offering it to clients.

What if I do not have client testimonials yet?

Start with your work, your process and a factual description of your experience. Label personal or practice projects honestly. Add client feedback later, with permission; do not invent names, quotes or results.

Can I update the website without coding?

Yes. Describe the changes you want to make to pages, copy, images or forms. You retain source access and can use GitHub when needed. AI assistance and human support on paid plans can help you continue developing the site.

Make your next introduction a good one.

Describe your freelance activity and create a website you can share with confidence.