A ready-made websitefor your trade,not a generic template.
A ready-made website by niche means twenty-six themed sites: dentistry, auto service, barbershop, pharmacy, pet shop, florist, grocery and more. Each arrives with a structure built around how a customer in that trade actually decides — its own sections, its own vocabulary, its own form fields, rather than an empty frame you fill in yourself.
26 niches
finished themed sites, not blank templates
35 kinds
of section in the catalogue every site is built from
3 days
trial with no card; the address is issued at once
Niches already assembled
A general-purpose site leaves the last mile of work to the customer
People arrive with a question specific to the trade: what does an implant cost, do you have my part, will it arrive today. A generic template answers "we are a team of professionals" and leaves the translation to them. A niche site answers above the fold.
It answers the trade's question
Dentistry opens with clinicians, treatments and booking. A pet shop opens with categories and stock. A pizzeria opens with the menu and the delivery time. Not "welcome to our website".
It matches the order of the decision
A clinic's patient picks a clinician first and looks at the price second. A flower buyer picks the occasion first. The sections follow that order rather than the template's.
It asks what the trade needs to know
A garage benefits from the make and year; a florist from the date and the occasion. You maintain the list of services the customer picks from, and the make, the date or the occasion goes in the note field — so it arrives with the enquiry instead of costing three messages.
The trade's words, not the template's
Stylist, clinician, site survey, ingredients, in stock — headings and labels are written in the language of the industry, separately in each of the three site languages.
No sections about things you do not have
A generic template ships an "our investors" block and three placeholder reviews. Here you start by putting your own content in, not by deleting what was never relevant.
Every card names its section
An enquiry from the pricing block and one from the form at the foot of the page are two different cards on the board. You can see which section actually brings customers in.
Niche by niche
Each niche has its own page: which sections the site is built from, what people change first, and where the platform's boundary runs.
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What is identical across all 26
The niches differ in structure and vocabulary, but they share one technical base — otherwise half of every site would have to be finished by hand.
In every niche site
No "we'll connect that later" — everything listed works from the first minutes.
- A section editor: add, reorder and configure with a mouse
- Three site languages with separate content: Russian, Kazakh, English
- Enquiry forms in at least two places on the page
- A kanban board where each card names the page and the section it came from
- A technical address, SSL and updates on our side
Changes with the niche
This is what the 26 sites actually differ in.
- AI beyond the included allowance — the assistant itself is included in the subscription, but larger volumes are AI packs; 19 tools, every change waits for your approval
- The set and order of sections — a selection from the 35-kind catalogue
- Copy, headings and labels in the language of the trade
- Form fields and what lands on the enquiry card
- Presentation: typefaces, colours, density of the layout
- Demonstration content you replace with your own
What no niche includes
The boundaries are named before you pay, so you budget once — and every module's price is named up front too.
- Ready-made reviews or case studies — you write those; we do not borrow anyone else's
- Online payment instead of an enquiry: a purchase ends as a request a human reads
- Automatic product import from your accounting system
- Bespoke design against a brand book — that is development, not a subscription
- Any promise about search rankings
From picking a niche to the first enquiry
The order is load-bearing: with no address there is nothing to edit, and until you have tested the form yourself, advertising leads nowhere.
Pick one of the 26 niches
The niche decides the structure rather than the picture: which sections exist, what order they sit in and what the enquiry form asks.
A site with the trade's content, not an empty frame
Register — the address is issued at once
The technical address works before any payment: the site opens a few minutes after you register — check it on a phone and show a partner.
An address like name.shardit.app
Replace the demo content with yours
Services, prices, photographs, copy, contacts. The three languages are edited separately — the Kazakh version is not a machine translation of the Russian one.
The site talks about your business
Test the forms on yourself
Send a test enquiry from each form. Repeat submissions are never merged: two messages make two cards, and neither is swallowed.
A card on the board naming its section
Connect a domain and start the traffic
Your own domain is connected separately — a standard procedure we help you through. By then the trial has already shown you what you are buying.
The trial ends without surprises
A generic template asks the customer to translate your website into the language of their own problem.
The 26 niches differ from one another in structure, not in palette: in which sections are there, in what order they run, and in what the form asks. Recolouring a generic template is recolouring — it is not assembling a site for a trade.
What actually separates the 26 niches
Every site is assembled from the same 35-kind catalogue. What differs is the selection, the order, and the reason a person opened the page in the first place.
Services and booking — 5 niches
Food and delivery — 2 niches
Goods and shopfront — 19 niches
Four situations, from the closest match to the furthest
Check your own case from the top: it almost always closes on the first or the second panel.
What people ask about niche sites
Prices, timings and boundaries — the things decided before the trial.
Build your trade's site and look inside it
A 3-day trial, no card. Enough to open a niche site, swap a couple of sections for your own content and send yourself a test enquiry.
- An address like name.shardit.app is issued as soon as you register
- Nothing is charged before the trial ends
- If it does not fit, simply do not renew
- Niche missing from the list? Name it in the message and we will say what covers it
Five sections you can open right now
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