Dorik Adds Waste Management and Solar Energy Templates to Builder Library.

Dorik has released two industry-specific website templates aimed at waste management and solar energy businesses. The templates, named EcoBin and SunPower, are now available in the platform's template library.

The new additions target sectors that have historically relied on generic business templates or custom development. EcoBin caters to waste management companies, while SunPower is designed for solar energy providers. Both templates are live and ready to use without modification, though users can customize them using Dorik's no-code editor.

The release continues Dorik's pattern of adding vertical-specific templates to its library. The platform previously added gym and spa templates, and more recently released restaurant website templates and an OHost template for hosting providers.

The strategy reflects broader trends in the no-code website builder market, where platforms like Webflow and Framer have also expanded their template offerings to serve niche industries. Industry-specific templates reduce time to launch for businesses that lack design resources or technical expertise.

Dorik's template library now includes over 120 UI components across multiple categories, including portfolio, blog, personal, business, and one-page websites. The platform competes with builders like Squarespace and Wix on template variety, while positioning itself as more affordable and easier to use.

Both templates include standard sections for service descriptions, team profiles, contact forms, and case studies. They are built using Dorik's component system and integrate with the platform's CMS, allowing users to manage content without touching code.

Users on any Dorik plan can access the templates. The platform offers a free tier with limited features, plus paid plans starting at $18 per month for custom domains and additional storage. Templates work with Dorik's AI website generator, which can populate content automatically based on business descriptions.

The templates support Dorik's native SEO features, Airtable integration for dynamic content, and third-party integrations including Mailchimp, Stripe, and Zapier. Users can preview both templates in the Dorik template library before creating a site.

Dorik has not announced additional templates or verticals it plans to target next. The platform's focus on industry-specific designs suggests it will continue adding templates for underserved business categories where generic website builders fall short.