Need a business website? Start here.
Find the details your customers need, explore a design that fits your work and put together a useful brief. Then let us prepare a website you can see before you buy.
Two ways to find your starting point.
Find your business type
Industry and service guides, from automotive and car detailing to pet care and dog grooming. Each includes a relevant template and specific questions for your brief.
Find your town or city
Local planning prompts, nearby areas and official resources. Make your address, service coverage and customer journey clear.
Useful before you buy anything.
Every business guide includes content to prepare, evidence to gather and a brief you can download. Local guides help you describe where you work. Use them for a BuiltReady request or keep them for a project you publish yourself.
The £39.99 personalised service gives you a free private preview first. Our £34.99 templates are a separate DIY option with demonstration content for you to edit.
Explore a few business guides.
Car detailing businesses
Turn impressive finish photographs into understandable packages. Explain preparation, paint enhancement and protection in plain language so owners can choose a conversation about the right treatment rather than guessing from package names.
Independent mechanics
An independent garage website should help drivers identify the right service and make a useful enquiry. Lead with the vehicles you work on, the jobs you undertake and a clear route to discuss symptoms or availability.
Dog groomers
A dog grooming website should explain the services offered and help owners prepare a useful first enquiry. Practical information about coat condition, size and handling needs makes more sense than a single price that appears to cover every dog.
Plumbing businesses
Help customers distinguish routine plumbing jobs, installation work and urgent enquiries. A useful plumbing website makes coverage, operating hours and the next step obvious without creating expectations the business cannot meet.
Electrical contractors
Explain electrical services through the customer’s project: a repair, inspection, upgrade or installation. Separate domestic and commercial work where the scope differs, and make qualifications and enquiry arrangements accurate and easy to verify.
Hair salons
A salon website should help someone choose a service, understand the likely appointment length and decide whether your approach suits their hair. Organise the menu around actual services rather than an unexplained price list.
Cafés
Give visitors a clear feel for the café and the practical details needed to plan a stop. Show what you serve, when the kitchen or counter is open and which facilities are genuinely available.
Window cleaning businesses
Make window-cleaning enquiries practical by explaining property coverage, visit frequency and access needs. Show which parts of the service are routine and which extras must be requested separately.
Your business.
Your own website.
Send us your business links. We research your services, contact details and branding, then prepare your private preview. Check it and request corrections before deciding whether to buy.
You receive the publishable website, editable source files and a clear guide. You arrange hosting, a domain and publication. Booking systems, online payments, third-party accounts and ongoing management are separate.
Read the publishing guide →Planning guidance from BuiltReady. These guides use AI-assisted drafting and practical website content checklists. Business owners confirm their own facts, permissions and professional claims before publication.
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