A professional website for your trade business. Built for free.
Most tradesmen get by on word of mouth and a van sign, and most are busy enough not to worry about it — right up until a quiet month arrives. A website is what turns a recommendation into a booking instead of a maybe.
- Free design & build
- Free .co.uk domain
- £24/month hosting — the only cost
What it costs tradesmen to have no website
Your customers are already searching. Right now they're finding somebody else.
Recommendations stall when the person says 'have you got a website I can look at?'
Directory sites charge for leads you already half-owned through reputation.
Quiet months are impossible to fix quickly with no online presence to fall back on.
Typical searches: "[trade] near me" · "local tradesman [town]" · "[trade] reviews"
What a website for tradesmen actually needs to do
Not a generic template with your logo dropped on it.
Your work, photographed
Finished jobs do more selling than any amount of writing about how thorough you are.
Qualifications and insurance
Whatever your trade's registration body is, put the number on the page. It ends the doubt.
The area you cover
Cuts out the wasted calls from too far away, and helps you show up locally.
An easy way to get in touch
Click-to-call on a mobile. Most of your customers are searching on a phone with dirty hands.
Ready. Set. Web.
Send us your details
Your Google Business Profile link, plus any photographs of your work. That's genuinely all we need to start.
We build it
Our team designs and builds your site around the way tradesmen actually get hired — usually ready to review within 48 hours.
You go live
Approve it, we register your free .co.uk domain, and you're live within 48 hours of that domain being registered.
Free to build. £24 a month to keep online.
Including VAT. No setup fee, no design fee, no surprise at renewal.
That's £288 for your first year, every cost included. Full details are in our terms.
Claim your free websiteQuestions from tradesmen
I get all my work by word of mouth. Why bother?
Because recommendations stall at "have you got a website I can look at?". A site turns a passed-on phone number into a booking rather than a maybe.
Will it help when things go quiet?
That is exactly when it earns its keep. Word of mouth cannot be turned up on demand, but being findable in Google works every day whether you are busy or not.
Is it better than paying a directory for leads?
Different, and cheaper. Directories charge for leads you often half-owned already through reputation, and put you next to five competitors on the same page. Your own site does neither.