Websites for Trades. Done Right. Fixed Price

When someone sees your van, your worksite, or gets your name recommended, the first thing they do is Google you. If you don't have a proper website, you risk losing that job to a competitor. A professional website builds instant trust. It confirms you're legitimate, shows your work, and makes it easy for customers to contact you.

We do it for you. The £19/month hosting & maintenance includes reasonable text and image updates, handled by us. Most other agencies will expect you to do updates yourself, or charge you by the hour.

Absolutely. Your website is designed with the latest 'mobile responsive' code, and will look great on mobiles, tablets and computers.

We are experts at this, and can write all the wording and content for your website. Any job photos or info you provide can of course be added too. Jut let us know.

There is no lock-in and you can cancel at any time. Any unused months will be refunded through your original payment method. Domains registered through us can also be transferred out without charge. We promise no hidden charges and stand by it.

Let’s be honest — most web design agencies aren’t built for trades. They talk in jargon, charge thousands upfront, and expect you to spend your evenings writing paragraphs of text for them.

We saw too many trades either overpaying for basic websites, or wasting weekends on DIY builders that still looked a bit dodgy at the end of it.

Webmeup.co.uk is a simpler, fixed-price way to get a proper website — without the hassle.

We handle the lot, so you can stay on the tools.

It’s your website’s address on the internet (like www.joesplumbing.co.uk)

If your website is a house, hosting is the plot of land it sits on. You have to pay rent for that space, otherwise, the internet council comes and bulldozes your digital house. The good news? Our fixed price covers the rent, so you never have to deal with digital landlords.

SEO stands for Search Engine Optimisation. It’s a fancy way of saying "making sure Google actually knows you exist."

Close enough. It’s the digital equivalent of a heavy-duty padlock on your tool vault. It gives your website that little padlock icon next to the web address, proving to your customers that your site is not dodgy.

It means your website won't look like a dog's dinner when someone looks at it on their phone.