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• Home What the service does, what it costs, and what the designs look like.
• Build a website The signup. Your name and email, then a few clicks. About 76 seconds.
• Plans and pricing The free plan and the four paid ones, side by side.
• Why go premium What paying adds, and when the free plan is the right answer.
• Designs 81 of them. Switch between any of them without rebuilding anything.

Learn

• Help center The control panel section by section, in video and in writing.
• FAQ The questions that come in most often.
• Blog Announcements, and arguments about what an actor website is for.
• Roadmap What is being built now, next and further out, read live from the board.
• Actor website tips 40 things worth doing, whoever builds your site.
• Actor website sins 31 mistakes that turn up over and over.
• Guides for actors Summaries of the video library, each claim linked to its source.
• The self tape guide Twenty eight things casting directors and coaches say about taping at home.
• Getting an agent A manager on commission, and the reach out that actually worked.
• Audition tips Eighty five points from nineteen videos, on the material and the room.
• Marketing yourself Headshots, casting profiles, submissions, and whether the subscription pays.
• The demo reel Which footage earns a place, and why one long file is the wrong shape.
• Social media Choosing a platform, the bio, growing a channel, and follow exchanges.
• Classes and training Whether you need acting school, how to pick one, and how to pick a coach.
• Why Web For Actors 40 questions to ask about any actor website.
• Terminology 185 film and TV terms in plain language.
• Fun facts The ones that turn up around the site, collected.

Free tools

• All freebies Everything you can use without an account.
• Resume maker A correctly formatted, print-ready acting resume.
• Business cards Your headshot and your web address on a card, as a print file.
• Domain name finder Check whether the name you want is available.
• Agent list Talent agencies, listed.
• Resources Classes, casting sites, photographers and the rest.
• The paid tools What Premium opens up, described one by one.

Answers

• Best builder All seven weighed, and the four routes where something else wins.
• Websites for actors The phrase means two different things and you need both of them.
• Free actor websites What free gets you, and the part of it you pay for later.
• Where reels go Hosting a reel, embedding it, and the two defaults that undo it.
• What makes one good Eight tests the good ones pass. Almost none of them are design.
• Acting portfolio The four things in one, and where each of them has to live.
• Voice over websites The marketplaces, your own site, and why the demos come first.

Compare

• Versus Wix A general builder against one that only makes actor websites.
• Versus Squarespace Whether an actor needs a portfolio or a credits document.
• Versus ActorWebs The closest direct rival, compared on their published prices.
• Versus Mixform Built-to-order sites against a site that builds itself.

About us

• About What this does and why it is not a general website builder.
• The team Who builds it.
• Reviews 20 reviews from members, printed as written.
• Press kit Logos, banners, boilerplate and the founders.
• Services Acting services explained.
• For schools Websites for acting schools, classes and teachers.
• Affiliates Earn from people you send here.
• Contact A form that reaches the same inbox as everything else.

The small print

• Terms of service Including the Instagram and Dropbox integration terms.
• Privacy policy What is collected, what is not, and how to have it deleted.
• Refund policy Short, because it should be.