Project galleries
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Trade Websites · Australian Painters
Website design for painters.
Before anyone asks a painter for a quote, they want to see clean lines, careful preparation and a finish they would be happy to live with.
We design websites for Australian painting businesses that let your finished rooms do the talking and make it easy to send the details you need to quote.
What a painter website needs
- Before-and-after repaints inside and out
- Paths for homes, strata and commercial
- Painting licence, ABN and insurance
- Quotes with rooms and photos
- Paint brands and the prep you follow
- The suburbs and councils you cover
Preparation and finish
Show the finish. Quote with detail.
Painting is judged by the result. Homeowners look for sharp cutting-in, tidy edges and signs that floors and furniture were protected. A website without real project photos leaves them guessing.
Enquiries also vary widely. One client needs two bedrooms freshened before a sale, while a strata committee needs a full exterior repaint with access equipment and a written scope. Each should find the right path quickly.
We organise painting websites around your work. Grouped galleries show your finish, clear service sections sort homes from strata and commercial jobs. A structured quote form collects the details you would otherwise chase by phone.
Painter essentials
What painters need from their website
Every part of a painting website should show the standard of your work and help property owners send a quote request you can price.
Clear service types
Separate sections for domestic repaints, strata buildings and commercial fit-outs let each client type find relevant work without wading through the rest.
Licence details
Show your painting licence number, ABN and public liability cover in the footer and on your quote page, where property owners look before they call.
Paint and prep
Name the paint ranges you use and explain your preparation, from sanding and filling to protecting floors, so clients understand what the quote includes.
Photo quote form
Ask for room counts, surface types, property height and timing. Let visitors attach phone photos so you can judge the prep before a site visit.
Clear service area
List the suburbs and council areas your crews cover, so enquiries arrive from places you can reach and schedule properly.
Package fit
Choose the tier that fits your crew
From a solo painter doing local repaints to a crew tendering for strata and commercial work, the right scope depends on how many services you need to explain.
Launch Website
$49/month + $199 setup
or $599 once-off incl. first-year hosting
- Allowance
- Up to 5 pages
- Suited for
- Solo painters and small family teams focused on residential repaints and local renovations.
- 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
- Services, a project gallery, licence details, service area and a 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
- Painters offering interior, exterior, roof and deck painting across the suburbs they cover.
- 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 project gallery.
Business Website
$4,000 to $9,000
- Allowance
- Up to 15 pages
- Suited for
- Painting companies running several crews across homes, strata and commercial projects.
- 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 strata, commercial and suburb pages, with written project stories.
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Common painting questions answered
How should a painter organise project photos?
Group photos by job type, such as interiors, exteriors, weatherboards, decks and commercial buildings. Pairing before and after shots of the same wall or room helps visitors see the preparation as well as the finish.
How can our website help us quote more accurately?
A structured quote form asks for the number of rooms, surface types, property height and preferred timing. Letting visitors attach phone photos helps you judge the preparation work before booking a measure and quote visit.
Where should licence and insurance details appear?
Show your licence number, ABN and public liability insurance in the website footer and again on your contact and quote pages. Licensing rules for painters differ between states, so state the registration that applies where you work.
Can residential and commercial painting share one website?
Yes, as long as they are clearly separated in the navigation. Homeowners should not need to read commercial coating details. Strata or commercial managers should find your capability and safety information quickly.
How much does a website for a painting business cost?
A solo painter 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.). Painters with several services and suburbs to cover 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.). Painting companies that need up to 15 pages for strata, commercial and suburb pages usually suit our Business Website, which ranges from $4,000 to $9,000.
Let’s build your painter site.
Tell us about your painting business, your crew and where you work. We will recommend the right website scope for your trade.