A proper website
for your trade.
Live this week.
Fixed price, told upfront. No proposal, no discovery call, no monthly invoice you don’t understand. Send your photos over and it’s live in days, not weeks.
Facebook gets you found.
A website gets you trusted.
When a mate recommends you, the first thing they do is Google your name. If nothing comes up, they ring the next bloke on the list. You’ve already earned the trust — you’re just losing the enquiry.
A number nobody can tap on their phone
Photos too small to see the work
Reviews stuck on Google instead of on the site
Last updated three years ago
Stock photos instead of your own jobs
Go and check yours. Takes thirty seconds.
No proposal.
No discovery call.
No surprises.
One page
- Everything on one scroll
- Your work, full width
- Google reviews on the page
- Tap-to-call and WhatsApp
- Enquiry form to your phone
Up to five pages
- A page per service you offer
- Gallery of finished jobs
- Areas you cover, each findable
- Copy written for you
- Everything in the one-pager
Kept running
- Hosted, secured, backed up
- Any small change you want
- Prices, hours, new photos
- Message me, I sort it same week
- First three months included
Whatever else
- Logo and branding
- Van livery artwork
- Social media packages
- Website updates and new sections
- Ongoing monthly projects
- Business email on your domain
Bigger builds quoted properly. Extra pages £75 each.
Photos Monday.
Live Tuesday.
Fill the form
Takes two minutes. Your trade, your areas, your number. If you haven’t got photos ready, point me at your Facebook and I’ll pull them.
I build it
I write the copy from your reviews and send it over for you to check. You don’t have to write a word about yourself.
It goes live
Live within 72 hours of getting your stuff. Domain in your name, and I keep it running from there.
Your domain goes
in your name.
Not held on my account. Walk away in six months and take the lot with you. Sounds obvious — most places don’t do it.
You own it
Domain registered to you. I’m just the admin. No hostages, ever.
Cancel anytime
The £30 is monthly, not a contract. Stop whenever you like and the site stays yours.
One person
You deal with me, not an account manager. That’s why it’s quick and why the price is what it is.
Tell me about
the business.
Two minutes to fill in. I’ll come back the same day with exactly what it’d cost, what’s included and when it’d be live. No obligation either way.
Questions I get
asked every time.
Why is it so cheap?
Because I’ve built the system already and I’m one bloke, not an agency with an office and account managers. I’d rather do forty of these a year properly than four at four grand. The work is the same standard either way — have a look at the recent job above.
I already get all my work from Facebook.
You probably do, and that’s exactly why this works. Facebook reaches people already following you. The site is for everyone else — the ones who get told about you and go and Google the name.
What if I haven’t got any photos?
Point me at your Facebook and I’ll pull them. Half the people I work with do exactly that. If you’ve got nothing at all, take ten on your phone next job — landscape if you can.
What counts as a “small change” on the £30?
Text swaps, prices, opening hours, new photos, adding someone to the team. New pages, redesigns, booking systems and online shops get quoted separately so there are no surprises either way.
What happens if I stop paying the £30?
Nothing dramatic. You keep the domain and the site, and you can move to hosting-only at £150 a year — that keeps it online and secure, and any changes get quoted as they come up.
How is it live in 72 hours?
Because the build is the quick part — it’s chasing photos and copy that takes everyone else six weeks. The 72 hours starts when your stuff lands with me, and I write the copy so you don’t have to.