Equestrian website builder
Fill in your services, photos, hours, and contact details. BarnLinking turns them into a finished website that works on phones, tablets, and computers, at a free yourbarn.barnlinking.com address.
Why it matters
A friend's recommendation, a Google search, or a flyer at the feed store usually ends the same way: someone opens your website. Here is what sends them to the next barn.
A friend recommends you, and the first thing the rider does is search your name. Finding nothing, or a page from years ago, makes the recommendation weaker.
With BarnLinking
Put one clear link on your Google listing and Facebook page, so whoever looks you up sees your services, photos, and how to reach you.
Your Google listing has no link, or the old domain expired and shows an error, so the barn looks closed.
With BarnLinking
Publish a real site in one sitting at yourbarn.barnlinking.com, with no domain or hosting bill to renew.
The design looks old, the photos show horses that left long ago, and the services list no longer matches what you offer.
With BarnLinking
Start from a current template, and change any text, photo, or service yourself whenever something changes.
Every small edit means emailing whoever built the site and waiting, so the site falls further behind.
With BarnLinking
You edit everything on your site through short forms, on a phone or a computer, and it updates as soon as you save.
Many homemade or older sites have no proper page titles, descriptions, or business details, so search engines have little to go on.
With BarnLinking
Every site comes with the page titles, descriptions, structured business details, and sitemap that search engines read.
Text is tiny on a phone, the menu overlaps on a tablet, or the phone number can't be tapped.
With BarnLinking
Every template adapts to phones, tablets, and computers, and your number is one tap to call.
Demo sites
Each demo is a fictional business built with the same forms you fill in. Open one on your phone to see how it reads.
Lessons, training, and boarding. Calm and easy to scan.
Sport horses. Big editorial type and a bold first screen.
Show and performance programs. Refined and polished.
A working ranch. Heavier type and a western feel.
Pony club and youth programs. Bright and friendly.
Basic sites use the Clearfield look. Pro unlocks every other look and more color styles. You can try any of them with your own content before you choose.
See it work
These are real recordings of the BarnLinking editor. You type into short forms, press Save, and your site updates. There is no layout to arrange and nothing to break.
Try every look on your own words and photos before you switch.
Change your headline from your phone, then see it the way visitors will.
Photos, your story, and hours make the site better. They can come later.
How it works
Business name, services, photos, hours, and how to reach you. Skip anything you don't have yet and add it later.
Choose a template and a color style. The layout, spacing, and phone version are already done.
Put yourbarn.barnlinking.com on your Google Business Profile, your Facebook page, and your flyers.
You can also download a one-page PDF of your business, with a QR code that opens your site, to print or hand out.
Plans
Free
A real website, online in minutes. No card needed.
$15/mo
First month free, then billed $180 a year. Cancel anytime. Or $19/mo billed monthly.
Everything in Basic, plus:
Common questions
No. You fill in short forms about your business, and BarnLinking handles the layout, type, colors, and phone version.
Keep it. Facebook is good for news and photos, but prices, hours, and services sink under newer posts, and some riders don't use Facebook at all. A website keeps those details on one page anyone can open, and the two can link to each other.
You can publish a first version in one sitting: add your details, pick a look, and publish. Add photos and more detail whenever you like.
Yes. Basic is free with no card: one website at yourbarn.barnlinking.com in the Clearfield look, all the core sections, and up to 2 horse listings. Pro starts at $15/month billed yearly ($19 month to month) after a free first month, and adds your own domain, every other look, more sections, and no BarnLinking footer.
Yes. Every template adapts to phones, tablets, and computers, with text sized for each screen and a phone number visitors can tap to call. You can check the phone version in the editor preview before you publish.
Yes, anytime, from your phone or a computer. Change your hours, swap photos, or add a service yourself. The site updates when you save.
Yes. Start a BarnLinking site with the details you have, publish it, and point your Google listing and social profiles at the new link. If you still control your old domain, Pro can connect it, so the address people already know opens the new site.
Yes, on Pro. Start on the free barnlinking.com address, then connect a domain you own. BarnLinking guides you through the setup.
Your account goes back to free Basic when the period you paid for ends. Your saved content is not deleted, and Basic's limits apply again.
General builders hand you a blank canvas and ask you to design every page. BarnLinking starts from what a horse business needs, so you fill in forms for services, photos, hours, location, and contact instead of arranging layouts. The same account also lists horses for sale or lease, boarding openings, and services taking new clients.
Yes. The same account lists horses for sale or lease in the Horse Market, posts boarding openings, and lists services taking new clients. Boarding and service listings link back to your website.
Keep reading
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