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Websites for electricians — done for you, from £40 a month.

You're in a loft with a torch in your teeth, the phone goes, and the job goes to the next number.

Your own site catches that call: your number a thumb away, your NICEIC or NAPIT badge where people look for it, a page for each thing you do, and a quote form that sends you the job with a photo of the fuse board before you've climbed down.

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What your customers
type into Google

  • “electrician near me”
  • “EV charger installer”
  • “EICR certificate”
  • “fuse board replacement”

Four of the things people near you type when they need an electrician. If nothing of yours comes up, the job goes to the name that does. Your own site is what comes up.

Which is you?

Where does most of your work come from today?

One tap. The page lines up what matters for you.

Three ways an electrician loses a job before it's started.

And what your own site does about each one. Nothing here is a promise we can't keep — it's what's on the plan card.

1

A mate recommends you — and they Google your name

Word of mouth is still most of your work. But the first thing a referral does is Google you, and if the only thing that comes up is a phone number, some of them keep looking.

A proper site that shows you're registered, insured and local, with your reviews and your recent work — so the referral turns into a call.

2

The job that rang while you were up a ladder

Tripping fuse board at 8 pm, no power in the kitchen. If they can't get hold of you they don't leave a message — they ring the next electrician.

A quote form with photos on your site: they send the job and a picture of the board, and it's in your email before they've rung anyone else. You price it when you're back on the ground.

3

"Do you do EV chargers?" — asked by phone, every time

Rewires, fuse boards, EV chargers, EICR certificates, fault finding — you do six things and people ring to ask if you do the one they need.

On Get Leads, a page for each service, so the person searching for an EV charger installer lands on your EV charger page, reads that you do it, and sends the job.

See one, not a description

This is what an electrician's site looks like when we build it.

Voltway Electrical, one electrician on all three plans. £40 is one page: NICEIC, what they do, where they go, a call button that is always on screen. £80 adds six service pages and a quote form that really sends. £150 adds booking: an EICR or an EV-charger survey, picked and confirmed online.

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Voltway Electrical

Six service pages and a quote form that really works — open it and send one.

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On Get Leads · £80/mo

New on £80, over £40

  • A page for each service
  • A quote form with photos that emails you the moment someone asks
  • Your Google reviews shown on the site

A page for each service — fuse boards, EV chargers, EICRs — a quote form that takes a photo of the board, your Google reviews on the site, and your Google profile kept in step with it.

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Sample builds — illustrative businesses, shown to demonstrate range. The same business on each plan: the design stays, the plan's size and features change. Real, named clients replace these as we go.

What goes on an electrician's site

Built from your trade, not dropped into a template.

  1. 1

    Your number, a thumb away

    Tap-to-call on every screen. Your call-out hours and the areas you cover right under it.

  2. 2

    NICEIC or NAPIT, Part P, insured

    Your registration badge and number where people look for it, linked to the register, plus your insurance — the things that get you the job over the next name on the list.

  3. 3

    A page for each service

    Rewires, fuse boards, EV chargers, fault finding, lighting, EICR certificates — in your words. On Get Leads, each one is its own page, which is what people actually search for.

  4. 4

    A quote form that sends you the job

    On Get Leads: they describe the fault, add a photo of the board, and it lands in your email the moment they press send.

  5. 5

    Your reviews, on your own site

    Your Google reviews shown on the site on Get Leads, and your Google profile set up with you on every plan so you show up on Maps.

  6. 6

    Recent jobs, in photos

    A tidy new consumer unit sells better than a paragraph. Send a photo from the van and it's on the site within 3 working days.

Which plan for an electrician?

The plan that fits you — and the other two, plainly.

Most electricians pick Get Leads at £80: a page for each service (EV chargers and EICRs bring their own searches) and the quote form with photos are what turn a visit into a job. If word of mouth keeps you full and you just want to look legit when someone Googles you, Get Online at £40 does that.

For a electrician — word of mouth

Get Leads£80/mo

or £800/yr — pay for 10 months, get 12

A referral Googles you before they ring. Get Leads puts your NICEIC or NAPIT badge, your reviews and a page for each service where that search lands, with a quote form that sends you the job and a photo of the board.

Everything in Get Online, plus…
  • A page for each of your services
  • A quote form with photos that emails you the moment someone asks
  • Your Google reviews on the site
  • Your Google profile's hours, photos and links kept in step with your site
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The other two

  • Get Online · £40/mo

    One proper page: your NICEIC or NAPIT badge, your number a thumb away, your call-out hours and areas, your recent jobs, and a big button to anything you already use.

  • Get Booked · £150/mo

    Everything in Get Leads, plus online booking in a diary of your own. It's for businesses that take appointments, so it's rarely the one for an electrician — but it's there if yours does.

Every plan is designed from your own business. Compare all three

Questions electricians ask us

Straight answers, no small print.

I'm NICEIC registered — will that be on the site?

Yes, front and centre: your NICEIC or NAPIT badge and registration number, linked to your entry on the register, so anyone checking can see it in one tap. Same for Part P, your insurance and any other trade memberships.

Can I have a separate page for EV chargers?

On Get Leads, yes — a page for each of your services, and EV charger installation is one of the most searched. People looking for an installer land on that page, see you do it, and send the job with a photo of where the charger would go.

I get most of my work from Checkatrade. Do I still need my own site?

Keep it while it earns — we'd never tell you to drop something that's working. Your own site sits next to it, for the people who see you there and then Google your name. They land on something that's yours, and the quote goes to you alone, not to five electricians at once.

Landlords ring me for EICR certificates. Can the site handle that?

Yes. An EICR page that says what it is, what it covers and how to book one, with the quote form underneath. Landlords and letting agents search for exactly that, and a page that answers it gets the enquiry.

Which plan should an electrician pick?

Most pick Get Leads at £80 — the quote form with photos and a page for each service (fuse boards, EV chargers, EICRs) are what turn a visit into a job. If you're full from word of mouth and just want to look the part when someone Googles you, Get Online at £40 does exactly that. Get Booked at £150 is for businesses that take appointments, so it's rarely the one for an electrician.

Will it get me to the top of Google?

We can't promise you a spot, and nobody honest can. What we do: set your Google profile up with you on every plan so you show on Maps, keep its hours, photos and links in step with your site on Get Leads, and make sure that when people do find you there's something good to tap. That's the real work, and we tell you plainly how it's going in your dashboard.

What do you need from me?

Almost nothing. Fill in one short form, and we build the preview from what's already online — your Google listing, your Checkatrade page, your Facebook. Got a logo or some job photos on your phone? Send them over. Then you look at your finished site on a private link and tell us to make it live.

See your electrician's site before you pay a penny.

One short form. We build your preview from what's already online, and you look it over on your phone. Nothing to pay until you say make it live.

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