Sole Trader Web Design
As a sole trader, your website often needs to do a lot of work with a small budget — winning trust, generating enquiries and looking professional, without the cost of a large agency project or the ongoing hassle of managing hosting and technical maintenance yourself on top of everything else you're already juggling.
Who this is for
This service suits anyone trading alone — a tradesperson, consultant, therapist, driving instructor, personal trainer or independent professional of any kind — who needs a website that punches above its weight without requiring a large team or budget behind it. Many of our sole-trader customers are taking this step for the first time, moving from relying purely on word of mouth or a single social media page to having a proper, professional home for their business online.
Common challenges we hear about
- ✕ Competing for enquiries against larger companies that have invested heavily in their online presence
- ✕ Limited time to build or manage a website alongside actually doing the work that pays the bills
- ✕ Uncertainty about hosting, domains and technical maintenance, and no desire to learn it from scratch
- ✕ A tight budget that makes a traditional web design agency feel out of reach, even though the business genuinely needs a website
Look established from day one
A professionally designed website helps a sole trader compete for enquiries alongside larger companies, even in the early stages of a business. Customers researching online often can't tell — and don't particularly care — whether they're contacting a one-person operation or a team of twenty, as long as the website looks trustworthy and answers their questions.
Nothing technical to manage
Hosting, security, backups and software updates are all included and handled for you, so you can focus on running your business rather than becoming an amateur IT administrator on the side. If something needs attention, it's on us to sort out, not you.
Room to grow
As your business grows, your website can grow with it — additional pages, service-area pages and features can be added when you're ready, rather than needing to rebuild everything from scratch as a solo operation becomes a small team.
Straightforward, predictable costs
A single monthly fee covers everything your website needs behind the scenes, which is far easier to plan around than a mix of separate hosting, domain and maintenance bills from different providers.
Being a sole trader shouldn't mean settling for an amateur-looking website, and it shouldn't mean spending money you don't have on an oversized agency project either. A website built specifically with sole traders in mind gives you the professional presence you need to compete properly, at a cost that actually fits a one-person business.
Simple, transparent pricing
No hidden extras — every package includes hosting, security, backups and support.
- Professional, responsive website
- Up to 3 pages
- Mobile-friendly design
- Contact form
- Click-to-call phone button
- Google Maps
- SSL certificate
- Website hosting included
- Automatic backups
- Security included
- Basic SEO foundations
- Technical support
- Bespoke professional website
- Up to 6 pages
- Fully responsive: mobile, tablet & desktop
- Contact forms
- Click-to-call button
- WhatsApp button
- Google Maps
- Photo / gallery section
- SSL certificate
- Fast UK hosting
- Automatic backups
- Security monitoring
- Software updates
- Basic SEO foundations
- Google Search Console setup
- Minor website amendments
- Technical support
- Bespoke professional website
- Up to 10 pages
- Individual service pages
- Location / service-area pages
- Contact forms
- WhatsApp integration
- Google Maps
- Photo gallery
- Testimonials / reviews section
- SSL certificate
- Fast UK hosting
- Automatic backups
- Security monitoring
- Software updates
- Basic SEO foundations
- Google Search Console setup
- Website amendments
- Priority support
We are not VAT registered, so VAT is not charged on these prices. See our FAQs for more on how pricing and contracts work.
Frequently Asked Questions
A few common questions — see our full FAQ page for more.