AI Website Examples, 18 Finished Sites by Industry and What Makes Them Work
Here are eighteen AI website examples you can click through today, grouped by industry. Each one is a finished template with sample content, built so an AI coding tool can turn it into your own site, and each entry says what makes it work.
| Example | Industry | What makes it work |
|---|---|---|
| Treuwald | Employment and family law | A deadline calculator on every page |
| Imbrecht | Litigation | Shows the cost of losing before anyone sues |
| Oktant | Wealth management | An open fee scale and nine charts with tables |
| Klarstand | Career coaching | Case pages with before and after |
| Velbrandt | Strategy consulting | Case studies with three metrics each |
| Marvenna | Online courses | Results as a distribution, not an outlier |
| Konvara | AI chatbot software | A chat demo you can click |
| Vardstett | Data platform | A security page written for procurement |
| Kursfeld | Service agency | Strong design built from code alone |
| Hellwerth | Dental practice | A page for anxious patients |
| Strandkamille | Yoga studio | A timetable that knows the time and season |
| Klarlauf | Plumbing and heating | A live board for office hours and call-out cost |
| Asbrock | Joinery | A table calculator with a guide price |
| Kurvenhof | Driving school | An honest licence cost range |
| Holm | Coffee bar and roastery | A calculator for the bean subscription |
| Reetkamp | Golf club | A day planner that fills the enquiry |
| Lauschgrat | Holiday cabins | Measured quiet for every place |
| Moorkamp | Dog breeding | A genetics calculator that calls off a pairing |
An AI website example is a working site that an AI tool can edit for you. The eighteen below are real, clickable websites for law firms, coaches, software companies, trades, cafés, golf clubs and more. They are templates with sample content, and each one is built around a single feature that answers its visitors’ first question.
Most lists of AI website examples show AI company homepages or describe archetypes such as “the minimalist portfolio”. We built every site on this list ourselves, so we can say exactly what each one does. These are not client projects. Names, figures and testimonials are sample content, the domains are invented, and nothing here claims traffic or revenue. What you can judge is the structure, the design and the tools on each page.
What makes an example worth looking at
An AI website in our sense is a finished site that ships with its own rules, so the AI that edits it keeps design, tone and structure intact. We picked these eighteen by three criteria.
- It answers the first question with a tool, not a slogan. A calculator, a planner or a demo does more than a headline.
- It has the depth of a real business. Between 13 and 33 pages, with service pages, guides and contact flows.
- It is built for an AI to change. Each one comes with a guideline file (CLAUDE.md), a knowledge folder with writing style, SEO plan and build plan, and seven Skills. That works with Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, GitHub Copilot, Windsurf and other AI coding tools.
Law and finance
Clients here fear the cost and the fine print, so each site puts a number on the page that competitors keep vague. More in the law and finance categories.
1. Treuwald, employment and family law
Treuwald has 19 pages for a firm in employment, family, tenancy and contract law. Its centre is a deadline calculator for nine typical deadlines, on the home page, on every area of law and next to every guide.
What makes it work. Someone who arrives with a letter wants to know how much time is left, and the site answers before they call. The sample rules follow German law, so a firm elsewhere rewrites them with its AI tool. See Treuwald
2. Imbrecht, litigation
Imbrecht has 22 pages for litigation firms. “The Scales” take the amount in dispute, the outcome and the instance, then calculate court fees, your own lawyer and the other side’s lawyer. The result appears as a share of the amount in dispute.
What makes it work. The first question before any lawsuit is what losing would cost, and Imbrecht answers with a figure instead of “it depends”. See Imbrecht
3. Oktant, fee-only wealth management
Oktant has 30 pages for independent wealth managers. It shows an open fee scale, four strategies side by side, three worked client cases and a wealth calculator. Nine charts are handwritten SVG with a table under each, and every figure lives in one data file.
What makes it work. In a business built on trust, the fee table is the argument. Your AI tool changes a figure once and every chart follows. See Oktant
Coaching, consulting and online courses
These three show evidence instead of promises. More in coaching, consulting and online courses.
4. Klarstand, career coaching
Klarstand has 23 pages in navy and cream for coaching with a senior audience. Four different page openings make sure no two pages look alike. Four offer pages cover four life situations, and three case pages show a before and after.
What makes it work. Its line is “promises nothing and proves everything”, and the case pages carry that line. Visitors see a starting point and a result, not adjectives. See Klarstand
5. Velbrandt, strategy consulting
Velbrandt has 21 pages for digital and strategy consultancies working with mid-sized companies. Three case studies follow the same pattern, starting point, approach, three metrics and a quote. A method page gives the work in weeks, and every sample figure carries a visible marker.
What makes it work. A reader understands how the firm works without a single sales phrase. See Velbrandt
6. Marvenna, online courses
Marvenna has 24 pages for online courses and training programmes, with curriculum, pricing switch and a capacity calculator. Its results page shows how long participants took to win their first paying client, as a bar chart over five periods with median, range and method.
What makes it work. In a market full of income screenshots, a distribution with its caveat beside it is the more convincing page. See Marvenna
Software and agencies
These three let visitors try, check or read before they talk to sales. More in SaaS and agency.
7. Konvara, AI chatbot software
Konvara has 15 pages for chatbot and assistant software. The home page holds the assistant itself, four typical questions as buttons with the answer typing into a bubble.
What makes it work. A demo you can click beats a claim. It runs without a model behind it, so you switch it to your product in minutes. See Konvara
8. Vardstett, data platform
Vardstett has 32 pages for data platforms and technical infrastructure, with three product pages, four industry solutions, a monthly and yearly price switch and a customer story. Its signature is a security page that answers a vendor review in the order the questions are asked, limits included.
What makes it work. B2B deals often stall in procurement, not in the demo. A page the data protection officer can read on their own saves weeks. See Vardstett
9. Kursfeld, service agency
Kursfeld has 16 pages for service providers whose offer needs explaining, with three services on their own pages and six articles. The design is strictly monochrome and contains not a single image file. Every panel and icon is HTML, CSS and inline SVG.
What makes it work. It looks the same on your site as in the demo and needs no photo licences. See Kursfeld
Health and wellness
These two lower the threshold before the first visit. More in health and wellness.
10. Hellwerth, dental practice
Hellwerth has 13 pages with a tooth chart you can click, an implant cross-section, a cost calculator and a tour of the rooms. One page is just for people with dental anxiety. Three visits, the first two without treatment, a stop signal that always counts, and a self-test that stays in the browser.
What makes it work. It takes away the fear before the first appointment, and the map loads only after consent. See Hellwerth
11. Strandkamille, yoga studio
Strandkamille has 21 pages built around a timetable that filters by style, teacher, time of day and season. Beach yoga appears only from 1 May to 30 September, and the next classes from the current time show in the footer of every page. A price calculator shows the cheapest option for your classes per week.
What makes it work. Visitors look for the next class that fits, not the whole plan. All views read from one table, so a schedule change happens in one place. See Strandkamille
Trades and driving schools
Here the first question is the price, and these three name it before anyone calls. More in trades and driving schools.
12. Klarlauf, plumbing and heating
Klarlauf has 33 pages with eight services, each with its own tool, and six fixed prices. A live board uses the local time and public holidays to show whether the office is staffed, when an enquiry gets answered and whether the call-out costs 49 or 89 euros right now.
What makes it work. Someone with a dripping pipe does not ask for opening hours. They want to know if anyone picks up and what it costs, and the board answers both. See Klarlauf
13. Asbrock, joinery
Asbrock has 26 pages with six trades from one data file, each with a guide price and its own planning tool. The table calculator asks for the number of people and the wood, draws the top with its chairs and names the size and a guide price.
What makes it work. A price before anyone picks up the phone, and a drawing that makes the size real. See Asbrock
14. Kurvenhof, driving school
Kurvenhof has 20 pages with licence class pages from one data file, an intensive course with a weekly plan and five guides. Its cost calculator splits what goes to the driving school from what goes to the authorities, and shows the range between few and many lessons.
What makes it work. Parents and learners ask about money first, and an honest range builds more trust than a low teaser price. The classes follow the German system. See Kurvenhof
Hospitality, leisure and animals
These four turn a mood into a number. More in cafés, golf, tourism and dogs.
15. Holm, coffee bar and roastery
Holm has 19 pages for coffee bars with several locations, their own roasting and a small online shop. A slider for cups a day and three brewing methods return the monthly amount, the right package and the subscription price next to the full price.
What makes it work. Bean subscriptions fail because nobody knows how much they use. The calculator solves a business problem, not a design one. See Holm
16. Reetkamp, golf club
Reetkamp has 18 pages with a hole explorer across all 18 holes, a putting green you can play. A day planner offers three lengths of visit and carries the chosen round straight into the enquiry.
What makes it work. People who have never been on a golf course do not know how long a visit takes, so they never ask. The planner answers before they have to. See Reetkamp
17. Lauschgrat, holiday cabins
Lauschgrat has 24 pages for owners of several remote cabins. Every place carries a night value in decibels, the median between 11 pm and 5 am, a curve over 24 hours and a comparison of all six places at the same hour. Without JavaScript, curve and comparison turn into tables.
What makes it work. Guests who want a remote cabin want to know how quiet the night is. The site says which values are measured and which are estimated. See Lauschgrat
18. Moorkamp, dog breeding
Moorkamp has 25 pages for small breeders with more enquiries than puppies. Its inheritance calculator takes two switches for mother and father and shows four possible puppies with their genotype. If an affected result appears, the summary says plainly that this pairing will not happen.
What makes it work. Every breeder claims to breed for health. Moorkamp shows the rule by which a pairing gets called off. See Moorkamp
What the eighteen have in common
Five patterns repeat across the list.
- One tool answers the first question. Deadline, cost risk, call-out fee, quiet at night. Each site has one feature that does the selling.
- Prices or ranges are on the page. Fixed prices, guide prices, fee scales and honest ranges appear on most of the eighteen, in the places where competitors write “on request”.
- Limits stand next to the claim. Measured versus estimated, sample markers, a security page that names what it does not cover.
- Content lives in data files. Areas of law, trades, places and fees sit in one file, so an AI tool changes them once and every page follows.
- The pages are static HTML. Search engines and AI assistants read them directly. Why that matters is in our guide on whether an AI website is good for SEO.
From example to your own website
Every example here is one of our AI website templates, available in German and English. You download the project folder, open it in your AI coding tool and describe your business. The AI follows the guideline file and the Skills, rewrites the copy, swaps the sample data and keeps the design.
The price is €99 once, the code is yours forever and runs on any hosting. What the alternatives cost over three years is in our breakdown of AI website cost, and how these templates compare with others is in the list of the best AI website templates. If you would rather have it done for you, our AI Website Service adapts the template for you.
Where these examples stop
None of these sites has a booking engine. Bookings and appointments start as an enquiry, and for a live calendar you connect an outside system. There is no drag and drop editor, since you change things by chat, and you need an AI coding tool and a hosting account.
Several calculators follow German rules, from fee law to licence classes. Outside Germany you rewrite and check them, because a wrong calculator is worse than none. And every sample name, figure and testimonial is replaced with your own before you go live.
If you would rather click than chat, a website builder may suit you better. We compared ten in the best AI website builders guide.
Frequently asked questions
An AI website is a site built so that an AI tool can edit it for you, with written rules for design, tone and structure inside the project. Treuwald, a law firm website with a deadline calculator, is one example. You open the folder in an AI coding tool, describe your firm, and the AI rewrites copy and data while the design stays consistent.
No. All eighteen are templates from our marketplace, filled with sample content. Names, figures, testimonials and domains are invented so you can see the finished site. When you adapt one, your AI tool replaces that content with yours.
The marketplace has 94 templates in 15 categories, from law and finance to cafés, golf, dog schools, driving schools and tourism. If your industry is close to one of them, the structure usually carries over, because the AI changes the content and keeps the layout.
It can build single pages, but depth is where it struggles. A site with 20 or more pages, working calculators and a consistent tone needs rules and structure first. Starting from a finished example gives the AI that structure, so it adapts instead of guessing.
A first version with your name, services, prices and contact details usually takes an afternoon of chatting with your AI tool. Real photos, your own case studies and checking every calculator against your rules take longer, often a few days spread over a week or two.
Sites generated from one prompt often do, because the AI falls back on the same defaults. Each example here is designed around one feature its industry needs, a deadline calculator, a quiet comparison or a security page, so they look and work differently from each other.
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