Websites for solo traders and tradies
A site that looks like a real business, lists the suburbs you cover, and takes a proper quote request while you're busy on the tools.
What a tradie's website actually needs to do
Looks like a real business
Someone comparing quotes checks whether you're a proper outfit before they check the price. A licence number, insurance, and an ABN in the footer do more for that than a slogan.
Before and after photos
A finished job is the best evidence you have. A gallery of what you actually did — a fence built, a bathroom retiled, a garden cleared — says more than any description of your workmanship.
Suburbs you cover
If someone can't tell whether you work their side of Sydney, they move to the next result. List the suburbs and areas you service plainly, rather than a vague 'local area'.
Reachable while on the tools
You can't check email standing on a roof or under a sink. A quote request form collects the job details up front, so you're not trying to have a full conversation mid-job.
Callback requests, not phone tag
Some customers would rather leave their number and a time that suits than type out the whole job. A short callback request — name, number, best time — lets them ask to be rung back once you're free, instead of both of you swapping calls mid-job.
One page
$99
- 1 page, built around your services and service area
- A quote request form that collects job details up front
- Space for your licence, insurance and ABN, where a customer looks for it
- You supply the text, photos and logo
- 1 round of revisions included
- Built within 10 business days of receiving your content
Optional add-ons
- Brand pack (logo + colours)$150
Cover more than one trade, or want separate pages per suburb or service? The small business site at $499 is built for that — ask and we'll say which tier fits.
Common questions
- I'm often on a job and can't reply straight away — does that matter?
- That's exactly what the quote request form is for. It collects the job details, the suburb and photos if the customer has them, so you can reply properly once you're free rather than trying to take it all in on the tools.
- Can customers ask for a callback instead of filling out the whole form?
- Yes — the form can offer a short callback option: their number and a preferred time. That way you ring them back once you're off the tools, instead of trying to take the job details standing in someone's driveway.
- Can I list the suburbs I service?
- Yes — tell us your service area and we list it plainly on the page, so someone searching from a suburb you cover can tell straight away.
- Do I need before-and-after photos?
- They help a lot, but they're not compulsory. If you have them, send them through and we'll build a gallery. If you don't yet, we can launch without one and add it later once you've got a few jobs photographed.
- How do I show I'm licensed and insured?
- Send us your licence number and insurance details and we'll display them clearly, usually near the quote form or in the footer, where a customer comparing tradies actually looks.
- What's included for $99?
- One page, built around your services, service area and a quote request form. You supply the text, photos and logo; 1 round of revisions is included, and we build it within 10 business days of getting everything from you.