A clear list of jobs
List the repairs you do, from doors and locks to plaster patching and flatpack assembly. Name the licensed work you leave to electricians and plumbers.
Trade Websites · Australian Handymen
Website design for handymen.
Most people looking for a handyman have a list of small jobs and one question: will you take them on and what will it cost?
We design websites for Australian handymen that answer both clearly, with the jobs you do, how you charge and a simple way to send a photo of the problem.
What a handyman website needs
- The repairs and odd jobs you take on
- Rates, minimums and travel terms
- Quote form with a photo of the job
- The suburbs you cover and travel to
- ABN, liability cover and police check
- Photos of finished repairs
Everyday repairs
Clear job lists. Honest rates.
Handyman jobs pile up: a sticking door, a hole in the plaster, loose fence palings, a wardrobe still in its box. Visitors want to confirm you handle their exact task. Vague service lists make them assume the job is too small or out of scope.
Being upfront builds trust quickly. Stating your hourly rate or minimum charge avoids surprises. Showing your insurance and police check reassures families, older residents and landlords before they let you in.
We build handyman websites that cut down phone tag. A clear job list and a photo-upload quote form let customers show you the problem in a minute, so you can price it between jobs.
Handyman essentials
What handymen need from their website
Every part of a handyman website should make your scope, your rates and your reliability easy to judge.
Rates and call-outs
Explain your hourly rate, minimum booking time and how materials are charged, so customers know how you price before they ask.
Photo quote form
Let customers attach phone photos of the damaged wall, fitting or furniture so you understand the job before you drive out.
Defined service area
Show the suburbs and travel radius you cover, so your day goes on repairs rather than cross-town driving.
Insurance and checks
Display your ABN, public liability cover and police check details where homeowners, landlords and property managers look for them.
Real finished jobs
Photos of rehung gates, patched cornices and assembled cabinets show your practical skill better than stock images.
Package fit
Choose the tier that fits your trade
From a solo handyman with a ute to a property maintenance business with several vans, the right scope depends on who you work for.
Launch Website
$49/month + $199 setup
or $599 once-off incl. first-year hosting
- Allowance
- Up to 5 pages
- Suited for
- Solo handymen and home maintenance operators who take on local repairs and odd jobs.
- Scope
- A personalised website with services, about, images, testimonials and an enquiry form. Monthly hosting and maintenance included.
- Package details
- Once-off sites renew hosting at $199/year after the first year. Domain registration is separate. Changes are agreed before work begins.
- Industry fit
- Job list, rates, service area, insurance details and a photo quote form.
Launch Plus Website
$99/month + $499 setup
or $2,500 once-off incl. first-year hosting
- Allowance
- Up to 10 pages
- Suited for
- Handymen offering carpentry, repairs, assembly and odd jobs across several suburbs.
- Scope
- A personalised website with a page for each service, a service-area page, a dedicated about page, image sections and a gallery. Titles, descriptions, Search Console setup and one revision round. Monthly hosting and maintenance included.
- Package details
- Once-off sites renew hosting at $199/year after the first year. Domain registration is separate. Changes are agreed before work begins.
- Industry fit
- A page for each service, a service-area page, an about page and a job gallery.
Business Website
$4,000 to $9,000
- Allowance
- Up to 15 pages
- Suited for
- Property maintenance businesses with several vans, strata work or commercial contracts.
- Scope
- Custom pages with business-specific design, lead capture, analytics, SEO foundations, two revision rounds and a managed launch. Additional non-CMS pages remain in this tier and are quoted to scope.
- Package details
- Hosting from $199/year and domain registration are separate. The final scope is agreed in writing before work begins.
- Industry fit
- Separate pages for strata, rental and commercial maintenance, plus suburb pages.
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Common handyman questions answered
Should a handyman show rates on the website?
Usually, yes. An hourly rate or minimum charge sets expectations early and filters out enquiries that will not suit you. If some jobs are quoted at a fixed price, explain when and why.
Which jobs should a handyman website list?
List the common repairs you do, such as doors, locks, plaster patching, flyscreens, flatpack assembly and small carpentry. It also helps to name the licensed electrical or plumbing work you do not do.
How can customers send photos of a job?
We add a mobile-friendly quote form that lets visitors take a photo and attach it to their enquiry. You see the damaged hinge or hole in the wall straight away and can often price it without a visit.
What credentials should a handyman display?
Show your ABN, public liability insurance and any police or working with children checks you hold. Rules on when handyman work needs a licence differ between states, so state any licence that applies to you.
How much does a website for a handyman business cost?
A solo handyman can start on our Launch Website at $49/month ($199 setup. Or $599 once-off with first-year hosting included, then $199/year. Domain registration is separate. Changes are agreed before work begins.). Handymen with several core services can choose Launch Plus at $99/month ($499 setup. Or $2,500 once-off with first-year hosting included, then $199/year. Domain registration is separate. Changes are agreed before work begins.). Maintenance businesses that need up to 15 pages for strata, rental and commercial work usually suit our Business Website, which ranges from $4,000 to $9,000.
Let’s build your handyman site.
Tell us about the jobs you take on and where you work. We will recommend the right website scope for your business.