Pricing
Electrician website pricing. Published.
Fixed prices for a fixed scope. If £1,200 is not the right number for your business you find that out now, rather than after two meetings and a proposal document.
An electrician website costs £1,200 for a sole trader site of up to 8 pages, £2,400 for an established business needing service and area pages with job software integration, and £4,500 for a contractor with a team. One-off, fixed, for a fixed scope. Every package includes the £50 a month care plan with the first month free.
- Fixed prices, published
- First month of the care plan free
- No lock-in, no exit fee
Pricing
Fixed prices, published. Every build includes two rounds of feedback and the £50 per month care plan, with the first month free.
The care plan is monthly and rolling. No minimum term, no exit fee, 30 days’ notice either way. Full detail is in our terms of business.
Starter
- Up to 8 pages
- 3 service pages
- 2 service area pages
- Quote form, click-to-call, WhatsApp
- Schema markup on every page
- Google Business Profile setup
- Search Console and analytics
- Accreditation logos set up correctly
- Two rounds of feedback
- Live in 14 days
- Not included: Job management software integration
- Not included: Paid traffic landing pages
- Not included: Review capture flow
Contractor
- Everything in Starter
- Up to 20 pages
- 8 service pages
- 8 service area pages
- Job management software integration
- 2 paid traffic landing pages
- Review capture flow
- Live in 21 days
- Not included: Commercial and tender section
- Not included: Case study pages built for you
Team
- Everything in Contractor
- 20+ pages
- Unlimited service pages
- 20 service area pages
- Commercial and tender section
- 5 paid traffic landing pages
- Case study pages built for you
- Live in 28 days
Care plan
First month free. Starts from month two.
- Domain registration and management
- Hosting and hosting management
- Software and technical updates
- One free minor change per year
- One professional email mailbox
AI Visibility & SEO
In addition to the care plan. Cancel any time.
- Google Business Profile management and posts
- Service and service area page expansion
- Content structured to be quoted by AI search
- Review capture and response
- Citation building and consistency
- Monthly reporting on rankings and enquiries
Three ways to get a website, compared
Nobody publishes this comparison because it is uncomfortable for everyone in it, including us. Here it is anyway.
| Build it yourself | Generalist agency | Rewired Websites | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Typical cost | £10 to £30 a month, forever | £2,000 to £8,000 one-off | £1,200 to £4,500 one-off, published |
| Who writes the pages | You, in the evenings | Usually you, despite the price | We do, and it is the largest part of the work |
| A page per service | Rarely. One services page is the norm | Sometimes, if you ask and pay | Standard. Rewires, EICRs, EV charging, fault finding, each its own page |
| A page per area you cover | A list of place names in the footer | The same page with the town swapped | Written per area, with that area's own electrician count |
| Connected to your job software | No | Almost never offered | Enquiries land in Commusoft, Tradify, Payaca, Powered Now or Fergus as a job |
| Scheme logo rules applied | Logo dragged in from a search result | Not their area of knowledge | Correct mark, correct scope, registration number published so it can be checked |
| October 2026 competence changes | Not covered | Not covered | Covered, because it changes what you can claim |
| Who owns the files | The platform. You cannot export a working site | Varies. Ask before you pay | You, on full payment, in writing |
| Time to live | A weekend, or never | Six to twelve weeks is common | 14 to 28 days depending on package |
Agency range from UENI's UK small business website cost guide. Builder and template figures from published UK supplier pricing, January to March 2026. Both checked 11 September 2026. If you are quoted well under £500 you are renting a template, which is a legitimate choice, just not the same purchase.
Questions about pricing
Why do you publish prices when most agencies do not?
Because you would publish yours if you could, and because hiding them wastes both our time. If £1,200 is not the right number for you, you find that out now rather than after two meetings.
Is the price fixed or is it a starting point?
Fixed for the scope in the table. If you want something outside it we quote before doing it, never after.
What is not included?
Photography, logo design, ad spend and ad management. We can point you to people for all four.
Do I pay monthly or upfront?
Half to start, half on launch. The £50 care plan starts the month after the site goes live.
Which package do most electricians choose?
Contractor. Starter suits a sole trader with no system to connect to yet. Team is for firms running engineers and chasing commercial work.
Can I upgrade later?
Yes. Adding service pages, area pages or software integration to an existing site is straightforward and quoted on the same basis.
Is there a contract?
No lock-in and no exit fee. The domain is registered in your name. If you leave you take the domain and the files.
What is a fair price to pay for a website?
For an electrical business in 2026, roughly £1,200 to £4,500 for a build with pages written for you. Below about £500 you are buying a template with your logo on it, which is fine if you know that is what you are buying. Above about £5,000 you are usually paying for an ongoing content programme rather than a bigger website. Our own published prices are £1,200, £2,400 and £4,500.
How much should I pay someone to host my website?
Hosting alone is a few pounds a month. What you are usually buying is a care plan that bundles hosting with the domain, updates, backups and a mailbox, and those run £20 to £60 a month across the UK market. Ours is £50 a month with the first month free and no minimum term. Be wary of any plan that mixes hosting and marketing into one figure, because you can no longer tell what you are paying for.
Get a quote
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