A website for your trade that earns its keep
A fast, one-page site built for your trade — so the customers already looking you up actually reach you, instead of ringing the next name on the list.
One page, built to turn visitors into customers
This isn't a fifteen-page website nobody reads. It's a single page with one job: take whoever lands on it — from a Google search, your van, a card, a recommendation — and turn them into a customer.
Everything on it earns its place toward that. It's on-page optimised so search engines understand exactly what you do and where, it loads fast, it works on a phone, and it makes getting in touch effortless — so the visitor who was "just looking" becomes an enquiry instead of a closed tab.
And it's neither the faff nor the cost you're probably bracing for: made for your trade, live in days, £399 for the first year. Here's what that gets you.
(One more thing, for later: because every enquiry lands in one place, AI can pick up the booking, the chasing and the replying down the line — so the work coming in doesn't turn into admin between jobs. That's a bonus, not the point. The converting site comes first.)
What You Get
Every part of the page is there to earn you work:
Proper search optimisation, built in. The bit almost every Facebook page and DIY site is missing. Your page is built so Google actually understands who you are, what you do and the area you cover — with Schema markup tied to your Google Business Profile. Done properly, once, at build — not a monthly SEO bill that never ends.
Built to convert on a phone. Nearly everyone who checks you out does it on their phone, one-handed, halfway through something else. A page that's slow or fiddly on mobile loses them on the spot. Yours is built to look sharp and work properly on the small screen — where the decision actually gets made.
An enquiry form and tap-to-call that reach you. Getting in touch takes one tap: a quick message that lands where you'll see it, or a call straight to your phone. No hunting for a number, no contact page buried three clicks deep.
Looks like a real, established business. Your photos, your logo, your services and the area you cover — so it reads as the genuine article, not a generic page people scroll straight past.
Your domain sorted. Haven't got one, or not sure what you need? We handle it.
Most of it we turn around fast — the hard graft's already done in the template. Usually about an hour of personalising once you've sent your bits over.
What it costs
No "contact us for a quote," no drawn-out sales dance.
£399 for year one. That covers the build, hosting, the domain if you need one, the search optimisation and the Google Business Profile schema and linking.
From month 13: £25 a month, or £250 for the year if you'd rather pay annually.
No lock-in after year one. Once you're on the monthly or annual plan, you can leave whenever you like.
Fair grace period. If you decide not to renew at month 13, you've got until the end of that month to change your mind and keep the site live. After that the site comes down — no nasty surprise, but nothing left hanging in limbo either.
That's the whole price. Easy in, easy out.
Proven, not promised
We built Southampton Plumbing Services. It's made well enough that it ranks number one for its own name, it's got an AI assistant answering its calls, and it's generating real bookings.
Wigan Plumbing is another example of the same trade template, so you can see the shape of what you'd be getting before you commit to anything.
One honest caveat: Southampton ranking number one shows how properly we build these — it isn't a promise your site lands there too. Where you rank depends on your trade, your town and who you're up against. But you'd be hard pushed to find many people offering you a website who can point at a live one doing exactly what they said it would.
Straight answers to fair questions
"I'm on Facebook — isn't that enough?"
Facebook sits behind a login. When someone who already knows your name goes to check you out, a login screen is one more reason to give up. A website is out in the open, with a form right there — no signing in, no faffing. Plus, who actually uses Facebook these days!?!
"I already paid for a website years ago. It just sits there."
That's common, and it's fine — but "just sits there" usually means there's no clear way for people to get in touch, so the ones who do look you up leak straight back out. Worth a look at what could be done to make it actually catch them.
"I haven't got photos, content or a logo."
Not a problem — we can help with all of that. Don't let it be the reason someone can't reach you.
"My son could build me one."
Great, and he might do a lovely job. The catch is the bits that don't show — a working enquiry form that actually reaches you, and the technical side of being properly listed. Worth asking whether that's something he does, because a nice-looking page with no way to make contact is just a picture.
"So it's £399 every year, then?"
No — £399 is your first year only, and it covers the lot: the build, hosting, the domain if you need one, and the search optimisation. After that it drops right down. From month 13 it's £25 a month, or £250 for the year if you'd rather pay in one go — with no lock-in, so you can stop whenever you like. The big number's a one-off; keeping the site working for you is about a Starbucks coffee a week.
"How do I know this isn't a scam?"
Completely fair — you should be wary of anyone offering you a website out of the blue. So we'll give you real client sites to look at and check for yourself. No pressure to take our word for anything.
"Google finds me through my listing and reviews anyway."
Maybe — but when someone taps through, what do they land on? If there's no site, or nowhere obvious to get in touch, being found doesn't help you. The point is catching them once they arrive.
"£399 still feels like a lot."
Think about one job — just one — that you'd lose because someone looked you up and couldn't reach you. That single missed job is worth more than £399 to most trades. The price is the price, and it's about as fair as this gets.
Find out what you're missing
Right now there are jobs slipping past you — the people who looked you up and drifted off, the calls you couldn't take. The good news is they're the easiest kind to win back, because they already wanted you.
Send us your current site, your Facebook page, or nothing at all if you're starting from scratch, and we'll take a proper look and tell you straight where you're losing work and what it'd take to catch it. Free, no obligation, no hard sell. Or if you'd rather just get started, even better.
Contacts
TEL - 01962 435065
EMAIL - sayhello@7purple.com
Address
Chestnut House,25 Grange Road, Alresford, Hampshire
SO24 9HB
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