Websites for tradespeople
Sitefront builds a website for Irish tradespeople in a few minutes, with your services, the areas you cover, your registrations and a tap-to-call button. It costs €120 a year, and you can build and preview it free before paying anything.
What does a trade website need?
Most people who find a tradesperson online are on a phone, often with a problem that needs sorting. Your site has to tell them three things quickly: that you do the job, that you cover their area and how to reach you.
- A tap-to-call button that's always on screen on a phone
- Your main services, each with a short plain description and a price if you want to show one
- The towns and areas you cover
- Your registrations and memberships, such as RGII, Safe Electric or CIRI, but only the ones you hold
- Photos of your own work
- A short quote form, so people can get in touch outside working hours
Sitefront sets all of this up from your answers. You fill in the details and swap in your photos.
Which trades is it made for?
Each trade gets its own starting words, services and layout, so the first draft already sounds like your line of work.
- Plumbers
- Electricians
- Builders
- Painters and decorators
- Gardeners and landscapers
- Cleaners
- Hair and beauty salons
- Cafés and restaurants
- Pilates, yoga and fitness
- Roofers
- Garages and mechanics
- Removals and man with a van
How much does it cost?
€120 a year or €12 a month per website. That covers hosting, your web address, the enquiries inbox, changes whenever you want and help by email. The yearly plan includes a free .com for the first year. There's no contract, and you get your money back within 14 days if it isn't right for you.
Do I need to be good with computers?
No. If you can send a text message you can do this. You answer questions, and to change something you tap it on the page and type. You can do it all from your phone.
Build your website free, pay only when it goes live.