For service businesses

A marketing site for a service business. No store.

A service business, local or not, needs a home page that says what you do and where, a services page listing what you offer, an about or team page that builds trust, somewhere to show reviews or proof of work, and a contact form that gets you the job. What you do not need is a cart, a checkout, or a product catalog running alongside the marketing pages. That is an ecommerce job, on a different platform.

What you do in Workroom

1
Describe the business
What you do, who you serve, and the areas or industries you cover.
2
Get the pages
Workroom builds home, services, about, and contact, matched to what you described, ready to review.
3
Put the services and the form on
Add your real services, how you price if you show it, and the form you want leads to fill in.
4
Connect your domain
Point a domain you own at the site and publish. SSL is handled automatically.
5
Change the copy by asking
“Add a service.” “Update the areas we cover.” “Mention same-day quotes in the hero.” Chat editing is free.

Suggested website pages

6 suggested pages. Adapt the scope and contact fields to the services you provide.

Home
What you do and where you do it.
Services
The jobs you take, in the words customers use.
About
The team, the licences, the years. Trust.
Reviews
Proof of work: reviews, photos, results.
FAQ
Areas covered, call-out fees, response times.
Contact
A quote form that gets you the job.

A suggested structure for public service information and inquiries.

Questions before you build

I am not technical.

That is the point. You describe the change in plain English, no differently from briefing a person. There is no editor, no blocks, and no code, before or after launch.

I already started in Wix or Squarespace.

That is fine. Most businesses that switch describe themselves fresh in Workroom rather than migrating content, because neither platform exports cleanly. If your current site brings in the calls, keep it.

I might sell a product later.

Then you may want Wix or Squarespace's store tools, or Shopify if it is a real retail push. Workroom is the marketing site that gets the phone ringing and the form filled, not the checkout.