23 Good Free Website Examples

The Funny Farm Restaurant is located in San Jose, California. They serve, as they claim, crazy good food!!

This website is a perfect example of what a free website looks like.

It’s like many other good restaurant websites, but it’s free and basic: It accomplishes the typical restaurant website goal of allowing online ordering and showcasing the menu, directions, open hours, etc. It doesn’t quite communicate the brand and dining experience, though.

Vaness is a UX/UI designer from Munich. She specializes in human-centered strategy, web design, mobile app design, and front-end development. Her tools of choice include Webflow, FIgma, Miro, and Marvel.

This website is an overall solid UX portfolio site.

This is Keanna’s personal/portfolio website. It’s a clean one-page website about her and her works — she is a dancer who has performed at Disney World, Atlanta G., and Turkish Olympiad.

Crumb Girl Sweets is a local bakery serving Santa Fe/ABQ area. They offer wedding cakes, birthday cakes, and other baked goods.

This free website is decent (with nice colors and fonts), but I would’ve loved to see what visitors want at first glance: The actual cakes! The website hides the cake image in the subpages, which you should never do: Always show the star of the website front and center.

This is a minimalist graphic designer/UX designer portfolio made using designers’ favorite tool and one of our favorite free website builders - Webflow.

The website undoubtedly is an excellent free website, but it’s important to note that Webflow is primarily for designers and hard to learn for non-tech people.

Makayla Peterson is a dancer and a choreographer. Her training includes ballet, various modern techniques, tap, jazz, hip hop, African, and soca dance.

Through her website, she showcases her skills and portfolio and gives visitors information about upcoming events and a way to contact her for any dancing/choreography inquiries.

Elliot Sterling is a graphic designer based in Willoughsville County. This is a stunning single-page portfolio/personal website made with the new Canva Websites builder.

This is a Webflow template demo website, but it seems hosted on the Webflow free plan. It’s not a “real-life example of a free website”, but it showcases the quality of website design you can have for free with Webflow (if you know web design and coding).

Another example of a stunning website that likely didn’t require any money to build and host but needed a lot of expertise and time.

This website is from Carlos Toledo, a Product Designer from Florianopolis, Brazil. He is focused on designing and developing amazing web experiences, and this website developed using Mapbox Studio, Mapbox GL JS library, and Webflow is proof of that.

This is the wedding website of Meggie Salomonsz and William Morley. It’s a good wedding website — with the right balance of aesthetics and function — hosted for free. Though, building this website could’ve cost money if they hired a designer or bought a theme for this.

Another wedding website with great pictures, a good color scheme, and essential pages. (They probably didn’t need people to RSVP so it doesn’t have any CTA)

A website by a filmmaker based out of the Czech Republic.

Avox Architects is a young architectural firm that is aiming to get their projects out there and use their new website to showcase their services and portfolio, in order to reach potential customers.

Emma is a portrait photographer based in Kansas City.

This simple, free photography website does the central job of telling visitors who Emma is and showing them her work.

Anurag is a graphic designer and photographer. He has a simple personal-cum-professional website his potential employers can visit to see his work.

This is a very straightforward single-page photography website made with the Carrd free plan. It has a simple bio, photography portfolio, and links to important social media and email — i.e., it covers most of the fundamental things a photography website should have.

I like this website for two reasons:

1. It’s well-designed (for the platform it uses).
2. It shows how you make a good online presence if you don’t have money to invest in a website: Gbemi hosts his UX case studies on Behance (a popular platform among designers) and links to the Behance page so potential clients can see his work there. (Mailchimp Sites is a very limited platform for showing UX case studies well.)

Another restaurant website. Well designed using the free Wix website builder.

Mrs. Lewis is a high school business educator. She shares activities, lessons, and resources for her students on this website.

(I think this website is a perfect example of a free website where an ad covering a part of the page doesn’t matter. No one would care about the Wix ad at the top of this website)

A simple art portfolio site by a 19-year-old artist.

Kimberly Mallek offers Fortune 500 companies a creative ​vision to translate outstanding creative ideas into real-time solutions that add value to a company’s bottom line.

A good personal website showcasing the art and poems of the website owner.

Art and soul photography is by Angel Porch. She excels at clicking pictures of newborns and families. As one of her many positive Google reviews mentions, “She has a special way with babies and children, which comes through in her [photography] work!”