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Consulting
Loonis is a consulting website builder that builds your site from your own decks, case studies or current site, in templates designed by people for consulting. Start from your materials or answer a few questions. Loonis adds your services, your work and your contact details, and checks the rules for your country. Edit by chat, publish in minutes.
Your services, your case studies and a clear way to book a discovery call.
Practice areas, your lawyers and your registration details in the footer.
Your programs, who they're for and how to start working with you.
Templates
Each template comes with three home page layouts. Want to try another template later? Start a new site with it.
For consulting firms that lead with case studies. Bold.
For consulting and advisory practices. Case studies and pricing.
For AI strategy consultancies.
For coaching programs, schools and training.
For boutique law firms.
For strategy consultants and financial advisors. Minimal.
Pages
Loonis suggests your pages from your current site and your business, starting with these:
Missing one? We mark it "Recommended" and help you add it. Have a page we don't, like a speaking page? We build it from the template's own sections.
Your page plan
5 pages
Add a page
Three ways to start
After you pick a template, the editor opens and asks how you want to start:
Then Loonis builds your site from your content. Edit it by chat, by hand or with the panels, and publish on your free name.loonis.app address or your own domain.
Checked before you publish
Last updated Nov 2026
| Check | Where it applies | What we do |
|---|---|---|
| Professional registration |
For law firms and other regulated advice only | Ask for your registration body and number and add them to your footer: "{business name} is registered with {body}, number {number}." Law firms also check their bar or law society's website rules. |
| Not professional advice |
When the site has articles or guides | Add: "This content is general information, not advice for your situation. Contact us before acting on it." |
We also write the way consulting sites should:
We describe what you do, not results you promise.
No health or therapy claims on coaching sites.
Texts we suggest are a starting point, not legal advice.
If your site needs one of these facts and we couldn't find it in your materials, it is marked on the page and listed on your Launch checklist:
We use the photos from your website and files. AI images are only for mood and background spots, never presented as you, your team, your clients or your work, and they never show logos. Team and portrait photos are always yours to add.
These are not photos of your team.
At least a home page, a services page, an about page and a contact page with a discovery call or inquiry form. Case studies are strongly recommended, with one page per client project, but only with client names and results you're allowed to share. If you publish articles, add a note that they are general information, not advice.
Usually, yes. Law firms and other regulated advisers show their registration body and number, most often in the footer. Loonis asks for it and adds a line like "{business name} is registered with {body}, number {number}." Bar associations and law societies have their own website rules, so check yours before you publish.
Yes, if you publish articles or guides. Loonis adds a short note: "This content is general information, not advice for your situation. Contact us before acting on it." It tells readers your articles don't replace advice for their own case, which matters most for legal and financial topics.
Not as claims. Loonis keeps coaching copy away from health and therapy claims, and never promises outcomes. Your site describes your programs, who they're for and how you work. If your materials make claims like these, we leave them out of the page text, and you decide what to say after checking the rules that apply to you.
Yes, through your own booking tool. Paste your booking link, for example from your calendar tool, and the main button opens it. Without a link, the button opens a booking request form and you reply yourself. Loonis does not have its own booking system, so your calendar stays where it is.
Yes. Paste your current site and Loonis reads your pages, services, case studies, photos and brand colors. Some blog posts move during the build, and the rest can be imported after. Some sites block automatic reading. If yours does, upload your decks, case studies or brand book instead, up to 10 documents and 30 photos, 50 MB in total.
You can build it free. The free plan includes your first site build, 50 AI credits once and one published site on a free loonis.app address, with no card needed. To use your own domain, Pro is $29 a month, billed $87 every 3 months, with 250 AI credits a month and up to 2 of your own AI agents per site. Or stay on Free and add hosting for $15 a month per site. Hand edits never use credits.
Prefer your own tools? Buy a template once, $169, and use it in Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Figma or Webflow.
