
A page for every service
Pick what you take on and each job gets written up on its own page, in your towns, in your words. That is what somebody is actually searching for at nine at night.
The services it knowsShe takes your card, googles you that night, finds nothing, rings the next name on the list. SiteWire™ stops the leak — a website that names the towns you work in, and every enquiry straight to your phone.


Pages on the demo site
17
Enquiry to your phone
60s
Two figures, neither of them ours, with where they came from underneath.
No figure here for how the ones with a website are doing. We looked. Nobody has measured it credibly, so we are not going to invent one.
Four things. The site is one of them, and on its own it would not be worth the money.
A page for every service you do, your towns named, your scheme registration printed with its number.
The services it knowsOn your phone inside 60 seconds, day or night. Not a portal. Not sold on to four other blokes.
The 60-second guaranteeYour own town and up to eight more, named on your site — and nobody turned away for working where others do. Each job you send us becomes a page for the town you did it in.
How the pages get made10% off new and used Mercedes-Benz vans and parts, and monthly Milwaukee tool deals, from the day you join.
What the perks areTwelve trades, each with a site built for its own work: its own colours, its own services written up, its own layout. Every one below is a live demo of a made-up firm. Open yours and have a look round.
ElectriciansOpen the demo (opens in a new tab)
RoofersOpen the demo (opens in a new tab)
PlumbersOpen the demo (opens in a new tab)
Heating engineersOpen the demo (opens in a new tab)
BuildersOpen the demo (opens in a new tab)
BricklayersOpen the demo (opens in a new tab)
GroundworkersOpen the demo (opens in a new tab)
JoinersOpen the demo (opens in a new tab)
PlasterersOpen the demo (opens in a new tab)
TilersOpen the demo (opens in a new tab)
DecoratorsOpen the demo (opens in a new tab)
LandscapersOpen the demo (opens in a new tab)Electricians can also pick a second design: Template A (opens in a new tab) or Template B (opens in a new tab), both on the Dave’s Electrics demo.

Pick what you take on and each job gets written up on its own page, in your towns, in your words. That is what somebody is actually searching for at nine at night.
The services it knows
The form goes straight to you, inside 60 seconds, day or night. It is yours — not shared out to four other blokes, not held behind a login. Your cover, your guarantee and your registrations are printed underneath it with the numbers.
What we guaranteeLive the day you join
Search takes months — we are not going to tell you otherwise. The perks are yours from the day you join, long before Google has made its mind up.
Once you have joined, we send you the details and who to ask for. Anything else goes on this list when it is agreed, not before.
Through a Mercedes-Benz Vans dealer, arranged with their sales manager.
A fresh list of Milwaukee trade deals each month, through the same dealer.
Every line is work we do, on every site, from the first day and every month after. Ask the last person who sold you advertising to write theirs down.
The post goes up every month whatever happens. The job page comes from a job you send us — a photo and a few words. No job that month, no job page, because a page invented about work you did not do is worse than no page at all.
What is not on that list and never will be: a position on Google, and a number of jobs. Search takes months and nobody controls it. Anybody who promises you page one is guessing.
Under four minutes, between jobs, one hand, on whatever signal the site has got.
9 questions, mostly taps.
It writes and assembles the lot — a page for every service.
The whole thing, before any card.
An address of your own, and the phone rings.
Eight of them below, named as the database names them. Pick your trade, tick the ones you take on, and each gets its own page, written for your towns.
What gets built

One of them, up close
A demo, not a customer — the business, its reviews and its photographs are made up, and every page of it says so. It went through the same 9 questions you would, and this is everything that came out of the other end.
NICEIC and TrustMark, each printed with its number. Let one lapse and the site stops showing it. Nobody has to remember to.

None of it is a setting you have to find. It is what the software does with the answers you already gave it.
Pictures off your phone, resized and laid out properly. No models in clean hard hats.
NICEIC, Gas Safe, TrustMark or whichever scheme covers your trade, printed with the number and linked to its own register so anybody can check it.
A scheme registration that lapses stops being printed. It cannot quietly go stale on you.
2,390 sentences and a seed of your own, so yours is not the one down the road with the town swapped.
The rule we hold ourselves to
Every other tool will happily write that you are award-winning, because a machine wrote it and nobody read it back. It is your name on that site, and you who gets asked about it in somebody’s kitchen.
So a section with nothing behind it does not get written at all.
“Award-winning builders since 2003.”
We do not know about an award, or about 2003.
“Trusted by over 500 happy customers.”
Nobody counted them. Nobody could.
“Fully guaranteed for total peace of mind.”
Only if you told us there is a guarantee.
One membership, rolling monthly, cancel whenever you like. Nothing here is an upsell you find out about in month three, and nothing ties you in.
Membership
£199
a month
What you see is what leaves your account. No VAT is charged on top.
Build it and see it firstWhat is in it
If you cancel, the site comes down and you keep the work:
Yours the minute you finish
yourfirm.sitewire.co.uk
Live the minute you finish. Want your own name instead? We check what is free, register it, and put you@yourfirm.co.uk on it — rather than a Hotmail on the side of the van.
A finished demo site for every trade. Open yours, ring the number, send the form — then build your own in four minutes.