Websites for tradesmen
A website that wins you jobs, not just one that exists. Built for how homeowners choose a tradesperson: on a phone, quickly, looking for proof.
Trade websites from
£99 /mo
→The short answer
A good website for a tradesman shows what you do and where in the first screen, proves you're good with real job photos and accreditations, and lets a customer send a photo of the job with their enquiry. We build trade websites from £99 a month with local SEO included, and show you yours free before you pay.
(01)What it needs
The features that matter for trades, in order of importance.
What a trade website needs to win work
A quote form that takes photosThe biggest difference
Let customers attach photos of the leak, the roof or the room when they ask for a quote. You can price many jobs from photos, turn away the ones that aren't for you, and arrive with the right materials.
Call and WhatsApp in one tap
Most enquiries come from phones, often from someone standing in front of the problem. Your number and a WhatsApp button stay in reach on every page.
The areas you cover
Towns and postcodes listed plainly, so nobody 30 miles away wastes your time, and so search engines know where you work.
Your accreditations, up front
Scheme memberships, insurance and qualifications you're entitled to show, near the top of the page, with a link where the scheme lets customers check you.
Real jobs, with photos
A gallery of finished work, with the town and a line about each job. It's the page homeowners check before they call.
Reviews you can stand behind
Your Google rating and real reviews, linked to where they came from. Never invented ones: since April 2025 fake reviews have been banned outright in the UK1.
A page for each service
"Kitchen fitting" and "loft conversions" are separate searches. Each gets its own page, with what's involved and roughly what it costs.
(02)A concept homepage
For a fictional builder. Yours is designed around your own business.
What a trade homepage can look like
(03)What they cost
Published UK prices, so you can compare.
What trade websites cost
| Route | Cost | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Build it yourself (Wix or Squarespace) | £16–£17 a month, billed yearly2,3 | A template and your evenings. You write, photograph and update it all. |
| A web designer, one-off | Around £300–£1,000 for a basic site4, plus hosting at around £5–£60 a month5 | A site, then extra cost for every change unless agreed otherwise. |
| Nod & Co SEO Website | £99 a month, no build fee | Designed and written for you, hosting, changes and local SEO included. |
Directory memberships and lead sites are a different thing: they rent you a profile on their site rather than giving you your own.
SEO WebsiteFits this best
£99
a month
For getting a proper, findable website live.
- Website design and build
- Hosting and maintenance
- Mobile-first design
- Keyword research and on-page SEO
- Sitemap and indexing set-up
- Local SEO and Google Business Profile support
Traffic Growth
£199
a month
For turning the site into a steady source of enquiries.
- Everything in SEO Website
- New SEO content and service pages each month
- Location pages where they're justified
- Better calls to action and enquiry forms
- Monthly report with recommendations
Growth Partner
£499
a month
For businesses ready to push hard on growth.
- Everything in Traffic Growth
- Competitor and market analysis
- Strategic landing pages and customer journeys
- Monthly performance review call
- A prioritised growth plan
(04)Photos that win jobs
Your phone is good enough. These make the difference.
Taking job photos that sell
- Before and after from the same spot. Stand in the same place for both, so the change is obvious.
- Wipe the lens and tidy up first. A clean site in the photo says you'll leave theirs clean too.
- Daylight, with your back to the window. Turn off the flash; switch on the room lights if it's dark.
- Hold the phone level. Wonky verticals make good work look crooked.
- Show the detail. A close-up of a neat joint, a straight cut or tidy wiring proves craftsmanship better than a wide shot.
- Take a few landscape photos too. They fit website galleries better than tall ones.
- Ask the customer. A quick "mind if I take a photo for my website?" is courteous, and they usually say yes.
(05)Which builder?
Which website builder is best for tradesmen?
If you want to build your own, Wix and Squarespace are both easy to use and cost about the same2,3. Pick whichever you'll actually keep up to date, and check before you choose that it can take photo uploads on a quote form, look good on a phone, and link to your Google Business Profile.
The builder itself matters less than what goes on it: words written for the jobs you want, real photos, and someone keeping it current. If you'd rather spend your evenings on the tools, that's what our plans are for.
(06)By trade
Websites and SEO for your trade
(07)How it works
See your site before you pay
You tell us about your business
A short call or a WhatsApp chat: what you do, where you work, who you want more of.
We build your preview
A real working preview of your website or logo. Free, and no card needed.
You ask for changes
We make a reasonable number of changes until it's right.
You give it the nod. Then you pay.
We launch it and keep improving it every month under your plan.
Questions
(08)Questions
They do different jobs. A directory rents you a profile on its site, alongside your competitors, for as long as you pay. Your own website is yours: it's what your Google Business Profile links to, and it works for you whether or not you renew a membership. Many trades use both.
Yes. Every trade site we build has a quote form that takes photos from a phone, so you can see the job before you reply.
It's worth it if the site brings in a job or two you wouldn't otherwise have had. We can't promise that, but we build every site to make it as likely as we can, and you see the finished site before you pay anything.
Yes, for schemes you're a member of, following each scheme's own rules for using its logo. We'll ask for your membership details and link to the scheme's checker where it has one.
It helps. Your Google Business Profile is what appears on Maps, and a website with a page for each service supports it. We set up or tidy your profile as part of the plan. See local SEO.
Sources
(09)Sources
Every figure on this page comes from one of these. Checked on the date shown.
- 1Fake reviews: guidance on the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024 (CMA208), Competition and Markets Authority. Checked 26 October 2026.
- 2Wix pricing explained, Startups.co.uk. Checked 26 October 2026.
- 3Squarespace pricing, Startups.co.uk. Checked 26 October 2026.
- 4How much does a website cost?, Startups.co.uk. Checked 26 October 2026.
- 5How much does a WordPress website cost?, Startups.co.uk. Checked 26 October 2026.
(10)Start a project
Let's build your
free preview.
Tell us about your business. We'll come back with a plan and start on your preview. You pay nothing until you give it the nod.