The Ready Client Sites sales page, captured 2026-09-23
Ready Client Sites review
Finished business website templates you rebrand, customise and hand over to clients.
By the RJ Editorial Team. Sales page checked 2026-09-23. Last updated 2026-09-23.
Is it worth it?
You've got a client waiting and you already know how the next fortnight goes. Same header, same services grid, same contact form, same round of mobile fixes you did on the last job, all before you touch anything specific to their business. That's the itch this is scratching. What you get is a set of finished business websites you can open up, strip the branding out of, and refill with a client's details. Five in the starter pack, all local-service niches. The full collection adds ten more. Editable source files, a members portal, customisation guidance, and a licence for paid client work. The genuinely useful thing is that the demos are public. Go look at all fifteen before you spend anything, because the design quality is the whole product and you can judge it yourself in ten minutes. If they look like something you'd put your name on, fine. If they look dated to you, the guides and the folder structure won't fix that. It won't remove the work. You still write the copy, find images, sort hosting and manage the client. The niches are narrow too, all local trades and services, so it's little help if your clients are shops or software startups. Treat it as a head start on the shell, not a shortcut to a delivered site.
Pros
- All fifteen demos are viewable before you buy
- One-off payment, no monthly fee
- Commercial licence for client projects is included
- Files organised by niche rather than dumped in one folder
Cons
- Page never says the price for either package
- Doesn't say what the sites are actually built in, static HTML, a WordPress theme or something else
- Only local-service niches, and you still do all the copy, images and hosting yourself
What you get
Five complete business websites in the starter pack (AC maintenance, cleaning, plumbing, landscaping, photo booth rental), or fifteen if you take the full collection. You get editable source files organised by niche, a members portal for downloads and updates, written customisation guidance, and a commercial licence covering finished client projects. There's also a free launch checklist you can download without buying anything. One payment, nothing recurring.
Before you buy
- Open several live demos on your phone and check how they load and how the forms behave
- Ask or check what file format arrives, so it matches the way you normally build and hand over sites
- Read the refund terms shown at the ClickBank checkout before paying, and note what product support actually covers
Who it suits
Freelancers and tiny agencies doing repeat local-service sites who want a decent shell to start from
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