A website that shows your best kitchen before they ever ring you.
A kitchen refit is a big spend, and customers research for weeks before they call anyone. This is the site that puts your best installs in front of them while they're deciding who to trust.
Or spread it: £59/month, £0 upfront. Pay monthly.
The bits that cost you jobs.
- Your best kitchens are sitting on your phone or Facebook where no new customer will ever see them.
- You're paying Checkatrade or MyBuilder for leads that go to two or three other fitters at the same time.
- Customers spend weeks researching a kitchen, and with no proper site you're invisible for most of that time.
- Word of mouth keeps you busy in one area, but it dries up the moment a run of referrals ends.
- Quoting takes ages because enquiries arrive with no photos, no measurements and no idea of budget.
Nearly all of your customers look you up online before they call. When they search, they are choosing between the two or three businesses that actually showed up, you want to be one of them.
Word of mouth still works, but it travels through Google now. Someone gets your name from a neighbour, searches it, and decides in a few seconds whether you look like the real thing. When someone searches “kitchen fitter near me”, a handful of your competitors appear, that list is exactly where this puts you.
Fixed prices, and you own it.
Pick a build tier below. The price is agreed before I start, and the site and domain are yours outright.
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Starter
£199one-offOne page, done properly. Live in five days.
- One-page site, live in 5 days
- Click-to-call and enquiry form
- Map and opening hours
- Reviews section and photo gallery
A trade or sole operator who needs to show up on Google and take calls, fast.
Start with Starter -
Best fit
Standard
£499one-offA proper small site. Up to five pages.
- Up to 5 pages: home, services, about, areas covered, contact
- Google Business Profile setup
- Everything in Starter
A growing business that wants room for services and the areas it covers.
Start with Standard -
Pro
£999one-offUp to ten pages, built to be found.
- Up to 10 pages incl. individual service and location pages
- Review integration
- Full local SEO foundations (schema, Google Business Profile optimisation)
- Everything in Standard
An established business competing on search across several services or towns.
Start with Pro -
Custom
from £1,999scoped after a callBookings, portals, tools, e-commerce.
- Online booking and quoting tools
- Customer or patient portals
- E-commerce and web apps
- Scoped and fixed-quoted after a call
A business that needs the website to do a job, not just describe one.
Start with Custom
- Mobile-first, loads in under a second
- You own the site and the domain, outright
- 30 days of post-launch care included
Then looked after from £29/month
Hosting, backups, and someone to call. On the Growth plan I add a new page each month and keep you climbing on Google. Compare the plans.
Every site, built to win the call.
- One-tap click-to-call, fixed to the screen on a phone
- Built mobile-first, loads in under a second
- Your real job photos, not stock images
- Google reviews shown where customers look
- Your accreditations on display: BiKBBI membership, Federation of Master Builders, Which? Trusted Traders
- Plain-English pages for each thing you do
- Area pages for the towns you cover
- A simple enquiry form that reaches you straight away
- BiKBBI membership
- Federation of Master Builders
- Which? Trusted Traders
- Public liability insurance
- Google reviews
Kitchen refits commonly run from £5,000 to £15,000 or more. If the site brings in one job, it has paid for itself many times over, and it keeps working after that.
Compare that to a directory. A shared lead from a Checkatrade-style directory costs £30–£80 and gets quoted against two of your rivals, and you rent that relationship forever. Enquiries through your own website are exclusively yours, and once it is built it keeps working whether you pay for leads or not.
Four steps, no mystery.
- 01
We talk
A short call or a few messages. You tell me what you do and where you work.
- 02
Fixed quote
I tell you the price and what it includes. No hourly surprises, no scope creep.
- 03
Built while you watch
You see it come together on a private link and say what to change.
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Live and looked after
It goes live, and I keep it running so you can get back to the job.
The things kitchen usually ask.
I get most of my work through word of mouth. Why bother with a website?
Because even referred customers check you out online before they call. When a friend mentions your name, the first thing most people do is search for you, and if nothing comes up, some of them quietly move on. The site isn't there to replace word of mouth, it's there to catch the people word of mouth sends your way, and to bring in work when referrals go quiet.
What makes a kitchen fitter's site different from any other trade's?
The gallery. No other trade has work this photogenic, and customers choose a fitter with their eyes. Your site is built around big, fast-loading photos of finished kitchens, with before and after shots where you have them. A customer who has scrolled through ten of your installs is already half sold before they fill in the form.
Customers take weeks to decide on a kitchen. Does a website really help with that?
That long research period is exactly why it helps. While they're comparing quotes and browsing ideas, they keep coming back to the fitters who look established. A proper site with your work, your reviews and your process gives them a reason to shortlist you early and keep you there. The fitter with two blurry photos on a directory listing doesn't survive three weeks of comparison.
I'm on Checkatrade already. Isn't that enough?
A directory lead is shared, so the same kitchen enquiry gets sold to you and two rivals, and you pay either way. On a job worth thousands, racing strangers to the phone is a poor way to win work. Enquiries through your own site come to you alone, from people who have already seen your kitchens and chosen to contact you. Most fitters keep the directory for a while, then let it lapse once the site is bringing in enough.
Can the site make quoting less painful?
Yes. The enquiry form asks the questions you'd ask anyway: rough size, whether units are staying or going, timescale and a budget range, with the option to attach photos. You stop driving out to price up jobs that were never going to happen, and the enquiries that do land are ones worth your evening.
I'm not technical. Who deals with the domain, email and updates?
I do. On any care plan I handle the domain, DNS, email and hosting, and when you finish a kitchen you're proud of, you WhatsApp me the photos and they're on the site within 48 hours. You own the domain in your name, I just look after the wiring.
Let’s get you found.
Tell me what you do and where. I reply within one working day, with a plain price.