Websites for tradespeople, live within a week
Websites for tradespeople, a homepage plus up to five pages, live within a week. £499 to build, whichever plan you pick, with your Google Business Profile set up and pointed at the site. Then from £15 a month, which covers hosting, security and SSL, and keeps the site working.
What the site is
Five pages, written around your trade rather than filled into a template. Every plan starts with the same build, so the only thing the plan changes is how much of the ongoing work we do afterwards.
- A homepage plus up to five pages
- Your Google Business Profile set up and pointed at the site
- Search and AI search setup
- A contact form
- A pack of review cards
If you want to check that list against what a trades site actually needs, what a tradesperson's website needs is the same argument written for someone who has not decided who to buy from yet.
The three plans
Online keeps the site running. Managed is the site with someone looking after it. Local is the site, looked after, with weekly work on your Google profile and your reviews. Each one contains the one before it, so nothing is lost by starting at the bottom.
Local has five places and a three month minimum, and the other two are rolling from the start. What the Local work is week to week is set out on search and AI visibility.
Online
Your website kept online, secure and working. Set and forget.
£15 a month
Rolling, thirty days notice
- Hosting, SSL and security updates
- Uptime monitoring, so we know if the site goes down before you do
- Your contact form kept working
- Your domain kept pointing at the site
No changes included. Changes are charged by the hour when you want them.
Best for You want a proper website for less than most hosting bills, and you are happy to leave it be.
Ask about OnlineManaged
Everything in Online, looked after, so you never have to touch it.
£39 a month
Rolling, thirty days notice
- Everything in Online
- Thirty minutes of changes a month, made for you. Use it or lose it, it does not roll over
- One Google profile post a month, with fresh photos
- A one page report every month: enquiries, phone taps, profile views and reviews
Best for You want your website looked after so you never have to think about it.
Ask about ManagedLocal
Everything in Managed, plus weekly work on your Google profile and your reviews.
£89 a month
Three month minimum, then rolling on thirty days notice
Five places only
- Everything in Managed
- A Google profile post every week
- Every Google review replied to within a week
- Review cards topped up when you run low
- An AI visibility check every quarter, with one page properly refreshed
Best for You want your Google profile and your reviews worked on every week, not just kept tidy.
Ask about LocalHow long it takes
About a week, once we have your logo, your photos and the list of jobs you want on the site. Managed and Local take the same time to build, because the build itself does not change between plans.
What Online does not cover
No changes included. Changes are charged by the hour when you want them. That is the honest limit of the smallest plan on the ladder. If you would rather never touch it, Managed covers the changes and the Google profile upkeep for £39 a month.
Every figure here, including what each plan leaves out, is on the prices page. If you have been quoted several thousand pounds elsewhere, how much a tradesman's website should cost explains what that money usually buys.
The Google side comes with it
Your Google Business Profile is set up as part of every build, because for most trades it brings more calls than the website does. If yours already exists and has stopped showing, that is a separate job and it is on the Google Business Profile page.
Questions people ask first
Who owns the domain?
You do. It is registered in your name, and you keep the domain, the site and your Google Business Profile whatever happens afterwards.
How long until the site is live?
About a week for Online, once we have your logo, your photos and the jobs you want listed. Managed and Local take the same time, since the build does not change.
How many pages does a tradesman website need?
Five is usually right: a homepage, the jobs you do, your own photos, reviews and a contact page. Fewer and there is nothing for Google to match a search against.
What happens if I stop paying?
A missed payment gets a 14 day grace period to sort out. If it is still unpaid after that, the site comes down. You keep the domain and the Google profile either way.
Can I move between plans later?
Yes, in either direction. Moving up adds what the next plan includes. Moving down means losing what the higher plan covered, so dropping from Local loses the weekly profile posts, the review replies and the quarterly AI visibility check. Local has a three month minimum before you can move down.
How quickly will you get back to me?
Send an enquiry on a weekday and you will hear back the same day.