Websites by Area Leaders
Get a website that works,so more visitors get in touch.
When someone nearby googles your trade, or asks an AI assistant who to call, they get handed a short list of businesses. Google builds that list from your Google profile, and your website is what backs the profile up.
£99 a month, £495 to build. No contract.
Not for you? Cancel in the first two months and we refund every penny, the £495 build included.
Who shows up
An electrician nearby
Another electrician nearby
Electrician in Edinburgh
Why the work goes elsewhere
It is rarely about who does the better job
Someone near you needs your trade today. They pick up their phone, google it, and Google shows them a short list of businesses nearby. Most people ring someone on that list and never scroll past it.
Getting on that list has little to do with who is best at the work, because Google cannot see your work. It reads your website and your Google profile, and whether the two agree. That is a fixable problem, and it is the only problem we fix.
- Fast on a phone
- Built around your Google profile
- We host it and look after it
- No contract, cancel any time with 30 days notice
Your Google profile says
- Plumber repairs
- Plumber installations
- Emergency call-outs
- Servicing
- Inspections
Your website says
What it is costing you
Your website is doing more of the selling than you think
75%
of people judge how trustworthy a business is on its website alone.
Stanford
~53%
of people on a phone give up on a page that takes more than three seconds to load.
Think with Google
~28%
of small businesses still have no website at all. The bar to clear is lower than you would think.
BrightLocal
These are published industry studies, not our own figures. We show them to explain the problem, never as a promise of what will happen to your business. Sources: Stanford Web Credibility Research · Think with Google, mobile page speed benchmarks · BrightLocal, Local SEO Statistics.
What actually makes the difference
Your competitor has a list. You have an answer.
Your Google profile already lists everything you do. Most websites take that same list and put it on one page called Services.
We build a page for every single job on your profile, arranged the way your profile arranges them. So when somebody searches for the exact job they need doing, you have a page about exactly that job, and Google can be certain you do it.
When your site and your profile tell the same story, Google has more reason to put you on that short list of businesses it shows people nearby. That is the whole point of building it this way.
That is the whole difference, and it is why one site ends up bigger than another. A plumber with thirty jobs on their profile gets a bigger site than a business with six. You are not paying for pages, you are paying for the ones you actually need.
One page, called Services
Plumber services
- Boiler repairs
- Blocked drains
- Bathroom fitting
- Emergency call-outs
A page for every job
Plumber services
Boiler repairs
Blocked drains
Bathroom fitting
Emergency call-outs
Where people are looking now
It is not just Google any more
More and more people skip the search box. They ask ChatGPT for a plumber, or Google answers them itself before anyone's website gets a look in.
Those answers are built from the same two things: what your Google profile says you do, and whether your website backs it up. A business whose profile and site tell one clear story is one an AI can quote with confidence. A thin site and a half-filled profile is one it skips.
That is the same work either way. Build the site around your profile and you are ready for whoever is asking.
Answer
A plumber in Croydon whose Google profile and website tell the same story.
One example of the kind of answer these assistants give, when a profile and a site agree.
After they have found you
Being found is half of it. Answering first is the other half.
Someone finds your site at nine at night, fills in the form, and it lands in an inbox you next open on Thursday. By Thursday they have had two people out to quote and picked one of them.
So every enquiry your site takes gets answered on its own, straight away. They get a text and an email inside a minute saying you have got it and when you will ring. You get their name, their number and the job on your phone while you are still on the tools.
It costs you nothing to fix and most of the businesses you are up against have not fixed it.
7x
more likely to get a real conversation with an enquiry when a business answers within the hour, rather than an hour after that.
That is from a published study, not our own figure. It is here to explain why the timing matters, never as a promise about your business. Source: Harvard Business Review, The Short Life of Online Sales Leads.
Enquiry from your website
Sam, 07xxx xxx xxx. Needs a electrician out this week, gave a rough idea of the job and the best time to ring back.
Thanks Sam, got your message. This is an automatic reply so you know it landed. We will ring you first thing tomorrow.
An example of the reply we set up with you. Your words, sent whatever time it arrives.
See it for yourself
Open one of these on your phone
Both of these are live sites doing real work for the people who own them. Have a click around. Try it on your phone, because that is where your customers will be.
A tiler in Croydon
KS Elite Tiling had a Google profile and a Checkatrade page and nothing of his own behind them. He has 39 pages now, one for every job he does and every area he covers.
kselitetiling.co.uk
A barber in Croydon
1st Class Fades had no website at all before we built theirs. Different trade to yours, same job of work.
1stclassfades.co.ukSimple pricing
£99 a month, £495 to build.
No contract, cancel any time with 30 days notice, and if you want out in the first two months we refund every penny you have paid us, the £495 build included. Or pay from £4,999 once and own the site outright. Whichever suits how you like to run your books.
Frequently asked questions
- Will this get me to the top of Google?
- Nobody can promise that, and anyone who does is guessing. What we can do is make sure your website is not the reason you are being passed over, which is the part that is actually in our hands.
- Is this SEO?
- Not really, and it is narrower than that. SEO usually means paying someone every month to push you up the list. This is about the people searching near you: a website built so Google, and AI like ChatGPT, are clear about what you do and the area you cover. That clarity helps, but we do not sell positions and we do not promise them.
- I already have a website. Do I need a new one?
- Sometimes we can fix what you have. Sometimes propping up a tired site costs more than replacing it. We will look and tell you honestly which one you are dealing with, even when the answer is that you do not need us.
- Someone quoted me £2,000 for a website. Why is yours £495?
- Because we are not starting from a blank page every time. We build the same way for every business, which makes it quick, and quick means cheap. The £495 is closer to a deposit than the full cost of building the site: the first few months of your £99 finish covering that, and after that the £99 is paying for hosting, security, speed and the changes you ask for. A one off quote usually leaves all of that for you to sort out separately.
- Am I tied in?
- No. There is no minimum term and no contract. Cancel any time with 30 days notice. And if you decide in the first two months that it is not for you, we refund every penny you have paid us, the £495 build included. It is unconditional: no reason needed and nothing to prove.
- Do I have to buy anything else from you?
- No. The website is sold on its own and works on its own. We do other things for local businesses, and you are welcome to ignore all of them.
- How many pages will I get?
- As many as your Google profile needs, which is why the one-off price starts from rather than lands on a number. A plumber with thirty jobs listed gets a bigger site than a business with six. We tell you the number before you commit.
This is one of four places local businesses lose work.
- They compare you and call someone else
- They land on your site and leave
- They ring and nobody picks up
- They asked once, then went quiet
Find out why the work is going elsewhere.
Book a short call and we will look at your website and your Google profile together, then tell you plainly whether the site is what is holding you back.