A small business website has one job: make the right person trust you enough to get in touch. Built with the Blocs website builder, that site can also be fast, fully yours, and live this week. The design decisions that build that trust — clear hierarchy, confident typography, fast load times, an obvious next step — are exactly what a well-made template gives you on day one.
Every template below is built for Blocs 6 on Bootstrap 5, fully responsive, and ships with the Blocs project file, exported HTML, and copyright-free photos. Here are the ten we'd reach for first when building a small business site, and who each one suits best.
1. Business — the flagship all-rounder
Business is the most complete business template in the collection, and the one to pick when you want a serious multi-page presence: services, team, case studies, contact — it's all designed and ready. If your company needs to look established on the first visit, start here.
2. Enterprise — corporate confidence
Enterprise leans more corporate: structured sections, strong typographic hierarchy, and layouts that handle dense information without feeling crowded. A great fit for B2B companies, agencies with process-heavy sales, and firms that pitch to procurement departments.
3. Startup — energy and momentum
Startup is for businesses that sell the future: bold hero, product-forward sections, and a modern feel that suits SaaS, apps, and young companies raising their profile. It pairs a punchy first screen with enough depth for features and social proof.
4. Corporate — the classic professional site
Corporate does the traditional company site exceptionally well — clean, conservative in the best sense, and instantly legible to visitors who expect a business to look a certain way. Accountants, law-adjacent services, and established local firms all fit naturally.
5. Consultant — built around a person
Consultant is designed for businesses where you are the product: consultants, coaches, advisors, and specialists. It puts a face, a promise, and a booking action front and center, then backs them up with services and credibility sections.
6. Service — local businesses done right
Service is the template for trades and local service companies — the businesses people find by searching "near me" at 9pm with a problem. It's structured to answer the three questions those visitors have: what you do, where you do it, and how to reach you right now.
7. Company — compact and credible
Company is a tighter, more economical take on the business site. If you don't need a sprawling page map — just a sharp homepage, services, and contact — it delivers a credible presence without filler. It's also one of the quickest in this list to customize.
8. Application — for product-led businesses
If your business is an app or digital product, Application is built for the pitch: feature highlights, screenshots, and download calls-to-action in a flow that converts curiosity into installs. One of the most popular templates in the collection, for good reason.
9. Landing — one page, one goal
Not every business needs a full site on day one. Landing is a focused one-page funnel — perfect for launching a new offer, validating an idea, or giving an ad campaign a dedicated destination. Pair it with a bigger template later as you grow.
10. Foundation — the free starting point
Working with a zero budget? Foundation is completely free and still looks the part. It's a genuinely useful business site on its own, and a risk-free way to experience how Blocs templates are built before you invest in a premium one. (There are more free Blocs templates in the collection, too.)
How to choose between them
If you're torn between two or three, use these tiebreakers:
- Match the template to the visitor, not to your taste. A corporate buyer and a local homeowner expect different sites. Pick the one your customer would trust.
- Count your real pages. If you only have content for four pages, the compact templates (Company, Landing) will look fuller than a sprawling one half-filled.
- Favor the template whose demo you'd barely change. The less you fight the design, the faster you ship. Every template page links to a live demo — click around it like a customer would.
Or simply get them all
Each template is a one-time purchase between $29 and $69. But if you build sites regularly — or you're a freelancer serving small business clients — the Lifetime Membership includes all 70+ templates, both section libraries, and every course and future release for a single payment. One client project pays for it.
Whichever route you take, you're starting from professional design instead of a blank page — and for a small business, that's the difference between launching this week and launching someday.