A website that is one good page, not five thin ones

Your best photographs, who you are, and a way to reach you. Nothing else, because nothing else books weddings.

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Most photographers' websites are the same story. Built once, on a platform that charges monthly, never touched again because editing it is a whole afternoon. Meanwhile the work that would actually book the next wedding is sitting in a gallery nobody outside the couple has seen.

We built the smallest website that solves that, and stopped there.

One page, deliberately

You get a hero, a portfolio, an about section, what you offer, and a contact form. There is no page tree, no blog, no navigation to design.

That is a decision rather than a limitation. A couple who lands on a photographer's site is deciding one thing, and they decide it from the photographs in the first ten seconds. A five-page site gives you five pages to keep current and gives them four more chances to leave.

If you want separate pages for weddings, elopements, portraits and a blog, you want Squarespace or Pixieset, and we say so on our comparison page.

It is the same library as your galleries

The portfolio section is built from your media library, which is the library your client galleries already use. Upload a wedding once; deliver it to the couple as a gallery, tell it as a story, and pull your six favourite frames onto your website. No re-uploading, no separate export, no third copy of the same photographs on a different platform's storage bill.

Fast, because that is what we are for

Every photograph on your site goes through the same processing as the ones in your galleries: AVIF and WebP at a ladder of widths, with the page only ever fetching the size it shows.

That is not a detail on a website whose visitors arrive on a phone from Google or Instagram. You can check what your current site costs a visitor with our free gallery speed test, then check this one.

Enquiries reach you, not a dashboard

The contact form emails you the moment somebody sends it, with their address as the reply-to, so hitting reply in any mail client answers the couple. Every message is also kept in your account, so an enquiry is not lost when the email is deleted.

Free to publish, and that is not a trial

Every plan publishes, including the free one, at revivre.app/p/your-name. Free sites carry a small line at the bottom saying they were made with Revivre; paid plans remove it. Signature adds your own domain, which you keep and point at us with two DNS records. We do not sell domains and there is nothing to transfer out if you leave.

Common questions

Do I need to know how to build websites?
No. Your site starts as a finished page with every section already in place, and you replace the words and photographs with your own. Most photographers have something they are happy to publish inside an hour.
Can I use my own domain name?
Yes, on the Signature plan. You keep the domain you already own and point it at us by adding two DNS records; we verify it and serve your site there. We do not sell domains, so you are never locked in.
Is it really free to publish?
Yes. Every plan including the free one can publish a site at revivre.app/p/your-name. Free sites carry a small Made with Revivre line at the bottom, and paid plans remove it.
Where do contact form messages go?
Straight to your email inbox, and they are also kept in your account so nothing is lost if you delete the mail. Replies go directly to the couple, because the message is sent with their address as the reply-to.
Can I show my galleries on it?
You build the portfolio section from your media library, which is the same library your client galleries use. Upload a wedding once and use the best frames from it on your site.
Will it be fast?
Every photograph is served in AVIF and WebP at the width the screen actually needs, the same way client galleries are. A couple opening your site on a phone downloads a phone-sized picture rather than a full-resolution file.

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