Electricians Website Design Prices
Fixed prices for electrician and electrical contractor websites. A custom-designed website for an electrical business starts from £2,400, a site with an admin dashboard and EICR booking from £3,900, and managed hosting from £20 a month. Here is what those figures include for an electrician, what moves a quote and how they compare.
What Electricians Pay for a Website With DigitalPod
We publish our prices and they do not change by sector: the design, build and testing behind a website for a one-van electrician are the same as for any other business. What differs is the content the site has to carry, and for most electrical businesses that means a page for each service, an EICR page for landlords, area pages, reviews and a photo quote form. All of that sits inside the starting price.
The starting price covers a custom-designed site of up to around ten pages. The website with admin dashboard adds a secure area where you add job photos, reviews, services and areas yourself and, if you want it, a booking system for EICRs and other planned work. It suits contractors who keep adding chargers, solar and commercial pages as the business grows. Logo design is quoted alongside, and every quote is fixed before we start.
Electricians Website Design Packages
Startup Website
- For electricians: a page per service, an EICR page for landlords, area pages, click-to-call and a photo quote form
- Custom website design created around your brand and business goals, not a template
- Hand-built with modern technology (Next.js / React) for speed and security
- Mobile-friendly, fast-loading and search engine friendly from day one
- Contact forms, maps, galleries and the features a new business needs
- Deployed to cloud hosting or delivered via a Git repository
- Payment terms: 50% deposit, remaining 50% on completion
Website + Admin Dashboard
- For electricians: add jobs, photos and areas yourself, with EICR booking and certificate reminders if you want them
- Everything included in the Startup Website package
- Secure admin dashboard so you can update your own content
- Postgres database for your content, listings, bookings or members
- Ideal for blogs, directories, booking systems, SaaS marketing sites and member areas
- Deployed to cloud hosting or delivered via a Git repository
- Payment terms: 50% deposit, remaining 50% on completion
Optional Extras
Both can be added to either website package, or left out entirely. Hosting is only needed if you would like us to run the site for you, and logo design only if you do not already have a brand.
Managed Cloud Hosting
- Keeps a fault-finding page fast when the lights go out at midnight, with quick edits to prices, areas and approvals
- Your website hosted in the cloud and completely managed by us
- Keeps your site fast and secure without you lifting a finger
- Quick updates to your website whenever you need them
- Optional: host it yourself and we hand over the complete code
Logo & Brand Design
- A mark that holds its own beside a scheme badge on a van door, a polo shirt and a test certificate
- Logo design with the files you need for web, print and social media
- Colour palette and typography that carry through to the website
- Designed by the same team that designs your site, so everything matches
- Ask for a combined website and branding quotation
Three Typical Electricians Website Projects
Newly registered sole trader
A home page, three service pages, a landlord EICR page, one area, about and contact, with your scheme registration and insurance stated and a photo quote form. A complete first website that grows.
Domestic contractor adding EV and solar
A rebuild for an established electrician whose old site never mentioned chargers or solar: eight to ten pages covering services, approvals and areas, reviews pulled through, OZEV and MCS status explained and redirects from every old page.
Contractor with EICR booking and dashboard
A multi-van firm that wants landlords and letting agents to book inspections online, with reminders before certificates expire, a commercial section with downloadable documents and an admin dashboard for managing jobs, photos and areas.
What the Starting Price Includes for Electricians
- A custom design built around your brand and the jobs you want more of, signed off by you before any code is written.
- Up to around ten pages, typically home, services, EICRs and landlord work, EV chargers, areas, reviews, about and contact.
- Click-to-call, WhatsApp and a photo quote form, tested end to end so that enquiries land on your phone.
- Scheme logos, registration numbers, OZEV and MCS status and certificate explanations displayed correctly and linked to the registers.
- Mobile-first pages with the search engine foundations for local searches, a sitemap and a structure that matches your Google Business Profile.
- Launch to managed cloud hosting from £20 a month, or the complete code handed to you to host elsewhere.
What Changes the Price of an Electrical Business Website
- How many service and area pages you need: a sole trader in one town needs fewer than a contractor covering three counties.
- Online booking for EICRs and planned work, with availability, reminders and card payments.
- An admin dashboard so your office can publish jobs, reviews and new areas, which takes the project to the from £3,900 package.
- Connections to job management software, certificate systems or review platforms, quoted on scope.
- Separate domestic and commercial sections, with case studies and downloadable insurance and accreditation documents for tenders.
- Logo and brand design, quoted alongside the website, plus copywriting and photography if you would like us to produce the words and photos of your work.
Every website is quoted individually, so the final figure depends on what your electrical business actually needs. Our website design brief template helps you list those needs so that we can give you an accurate fixed price.
How Our Prices Compare for Electricians
Electricians are sold websites from every direction: trade directories that bundle a page into a monthly membership, template subscriptions aimed at trades, and do-it-yourself builders such as Wix and Squarespace. The monthly options look cheap, but the fee never ends, the design is shared with other electricians, and if you stop paying the site and its rankings go with it. A builder site costs little but leaves you doing the design, writing and search work yourself.
At the other end of the market, agencies commonly quote £6,000 to £20,000 or more for a small business website, and experienced freelancers and small studios typically charge £2,000 to £6,000. Our websites for electricians start from £2,400, designed and coded in-house by the same small team, with a fixed price agreed up front and a site you own outright at launch. Our guide to how much a website costs in the UK covers the whole market.
For a wider view of the market, read our guide to how much a website costs in the UK and our comparison of custom websites and website builders.
How a Project Runs
- Your requirements. On a call, you tell us about your business, your customers and what the website needs to do, and we give you a fixed quotation.
- Logic and visuals. We plan the site structure and create visual mockups for your approval before anything is built.
- Development. We build the website, keep you updated and give you a realistic completion date.
- Testing and launch. You review the finished site on a test server, we refine it, and then we launch it or hand over the files.
Most websites take three to six weeks from brief to launch, provided the content is ready. Our guide to the website design process explains each stage, and the timescales guide shows what a typical schedule looks like.
What Clients Say About Working With Us
"We had great communication from the beginning, with a clear outline of when things would be done. Very happy with the service and pricing, and the ongoing support is incredibly valuable."
"We have used DigitalPod several times now and have never been disappointed with their service. Their professional service and contemporary designs are exactly what we were looking for."
"Matthew is very professional, helpful and talented in creating an excellent website. Thank you."
Electricians Website Price Questions
Is £2,400 really the full price for an electrician's website?
For most electrical businesses it is. The starting price covers a custom-designed site of up to around ten pages, which is enough for your services, an EICR page, areas, reviews, click-to-call and a photo quote form. The figure rises if you want online booking, an admin dashboard, software integrations or many more pages, and we agree the final amount in writing before any work starts.
What does EICR booking cost on top?
It depends on how automated you want it. A request form where a landlord enters the property details and preferred dates, and you confirm by email, is included in the starting price. Real-time availability, reminders before the next inspection falls due and card payments are built on the website with admin dashboard package from £3,900 and quoted on scope. We will recommend the simplest version that fits the number of properties you expect.
Why would an electrical contractor need the admin dashboard?
Because an electrical business changes faster than most. You add EV chargers one year and solar the next, take on a new town and win a maintenance contract. With the dashboard, you or your office publish those changes yourselves, and the same secure database can hold bookings, certificates and job photos. A sole trader with a stable set of services rarely needs it at launch.
What are the ongoing costs after launch?
Hosting, if you would like us to host the site, from £20 a month, which pays for a managed cloud server, security updates and quick changes to your prices, areas, approvals and photos whenever you need them. There is no licence fee for the website itself and no contract tying you to us: the code is yours and can move to another host at any time.
We need a credible website quickly for a commercial tender. Is that possible?
Often, yes. Most websites take three to six weeks from brief to launch when the content is ready, and a focused site for a tender can sit at the quicker end if you can supply your accreditations, insurance documents and case studies promptly. Tell us the submission date on the first call, and if it cannot be met sensibly we will say so rather than rush the job.
Our main prices page and FAQ cover payment terms, hosting and ownership in more detail. For what the website itself should include, see electricians website design, or startup electricians website design if you are launching a new business.
Guides to Website Costs and Planning
Other Sectors We Work With
Prices are the same whatever you do; the pages below explain what they buy in other sectors.
Get an Exact Quote for Your Electrical Business Website
Send us your requirements or book a call with our senior software engineer. We will tell you which package fits, what the extras would cost and how long the project will take, and we reply personally with a fixed price.