Paid yearly Saves $120
$39/month
$468 once a year, plus applicable tax.
Websites for electricians that make the call easy.
We build and host websites for electricians, with your services, the towns you cover, a call button and an estimate form, for $49/month or $39/month paid yearly. You change it yourself in plain English. When a breaker keeps tripping, people want an electrician nearby who does that work and answers the phone.
What people look for
What do people look for on an electrician’s website?
Proof that you do their kind of job, that you work in their town, and a fast way to reach you. That’s true for a homeowner with a dead outlet and for a builder planning an addition.
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Do you do this kind of job?
Panel upgrades, rewiring, lighting, EV chargers, generators. Each service gets a plain description, so people find their job on the list.
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Do you work where I live?
A clear list of the towns you cover answers the first question most people have, before they pick up the phone.
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Can I reach you fast?
Your number as a tap-to-call button on every screen, and a short form for people who’d rather ask for an estimate in writing.
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Are you the real thing?
A license number, photos of your own installs, how long you’ve been at it. They go on your site only when you add them, because they have to be true.
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When are you available?
Your hours, including Saturdays or emergency calls if you take them, said once, in your words.
What we build
What’s on the website we build you?
Your services, the towns you cover, “Call now” and “Request an estimate” buttons, your hours and an About section, written for electrical work. You can hide, move or add to any of them.
- Services. We start with the services you already list publicly, like panel upgrades, wiring, installations and repairs, each described plainly. Add EV chargers, generators or solar work whenever you like.
- Where you work. A “Where we work” list of the towns you cover.
- Call button and estimate form. “Call now” and “Request an estimate” at the top of the page. Enquiries from the form come straight to your email.
- Hours and contact details. Your phone, email and opening hours, plus your address if you want it shown.
- About. A few plain sentences about who you are and the work you take on.
- Your photos. Upload photos of real jobs whenever you have them. A tidy panel says more than any sample photo.
The editor
Can I change it myself?
Yes. Sign in and type what you want changed in plain English, or use a simple form. You see each change before it goes live, and every version is saved, so you can always go back.
Plain English, for example
- “Add EV charger installation to our services.”
- “Put panel upgrades first.”
- “We work in Springfield now too.”
- “Add our license number to the About section.”
We never add licenses, certifications, years in business or reviews for you. If they’re on your site, you put them there.
We build your website, not your booking, invoicing or dispatch software. The tools you already use keep running the business.
Pricing
How much does it cost?
$49/month, or $39/month paid yearly ($468/yr). In US dollars, plus applicable tax. Cancel anytime.
Paid monthly
$49/month
Billed each month, plus applicable tax.
Both plans include hosting, the editor, enquiries sent to your email, your own web address if you have one, and every version saved.
Got our email? Your preview is free to claim and edit. To put it online, choose a plan; you can ask for a full refund of your first payment within 14 days. How the free preview works
Questions
What else do electricians ask?
How much does a website for an electrician cost?
With us, $49/month, or $39/month paid yearly ($468/yr), plus applicable tax. Building the first version is free; the plan covers hosting, the editor and enquiries sent to your email.
Can my site show my license number?
Yes. Add it in the editor, in the About section or wherever you want it. We never add one for you, because it has to match your state’s records.
Do I need a page for every service?
Not to start. One clear page that lists each service is enough. When one deserves more, like EV chargers, ask the editor to add a page for it.
Can people reach me for emergencies through the site?
The call button is on every screen and dials your phone directly. The form comes to your email, so it suits jobs that can wait. If you take emergency calls, say so in your words.
Other trades
Do you build websites for other trades?
Yes. Every site starts from sections written for its trade, and these are the most common.
How do I get started?
Email Rob and tell us what you do and where you work. We’ll build a first version around it and show it to you.
Email Rob