Nine business types · 153 pages · static HTML

Chauffeur websites that don't look like a chauffeur template.

A pack of nine ground-transport website templates, each built for one trade — airport transfer, wedding, party bus, corporate, minicab, shuttle, black car, wine tour. Seventeen pages apiece, schema markup already valid, and all theming in one block of CSS.

9
distinct designs
17
pages per template
153
pages generated
0
build steps

The nine

Each one is a full site, not a homepage mockup. Click through to the real thing.

What's in every template

17 pages per template

Home, five service pages, eight area pages, fleet, about and contact — the structure local search actually rewards.

Schema that validates

LocalBusiness + TaxiService with an OfferCatalog on every page, Service schema on services, FAQPage on home and area pages, BreadcrumbList on trails.

One :root block to rebrand

Colours, fonts and corner radius all live in a single block at the top of the stylesheet. Change six hex values, change the whole site.

No build step

Plain HTML and CSS. Drag the folder onto Netlify, Cloudflare Pages or any cPanel host and it is live.

Sitemap and robots included

Generated per template with the right URLs, so the first crawl finds everything.

An operator-readable README

Walks a non-technical owner from download to a live site in about an hour.

Pricing

Single template

$79

One business type of your choosing. All 17 pages, stylesheet, sitemap, robots and the setup README.

Buy one template

Full pack

$199

All nine business types — 153 pages. Resell to as many operators as you like, one client site per licence purchased.

Buy all nine

Checkout runs on Lemon Squeezy. Prefer your details already filled in? Build your site on the order page.

Questions

Are the nine just recolours of one design?
No. Each has its own palette, type pairing and one of five hero treatments — board, quiet, soft, loud and plain — chosen to suit the trade. A wedding site and a party bus site should not look like siblings.
Is there a CMS or database?
No, and that is deliberate. These are static files an operator can host for a few pounds a month and edit in any text editor.
Do the templates include photography?
No. Every operator already has photos of their own vehicles, and generic stock cars are the fastest way to look like every other limo site. Slots are sized and ready for your images.
Is the demo content real?
The brands, phone numbers and addresses are clearly-marked demo data. Replace them before launch — the README lists every place they appear.
What about UK versus US wording?
Templates are written for their market. UK templates use private hire and DBS language; US templates use TLC and DOT. Spelling and currency follow suit.