UK trades guide
What does an electrician's website cost in the UK?
Quotes for electricians are hard to compare because some are one-off prices and some are monthly plans. Below is an itemised example using Millwards Digital's published pricing. Try your own figures with the free website cost calculator, or see UK website costs by trade.
Itemised example
| Item | Type | £ |
|---|---|---|
| Launch package: website build | Once | 249 |
| Website care: hosting, maintenance and support (from) | Per month | 39 |
Year 1: £249 + 12 × £39 (£468) = £717. 3 years: £249 + 36 × £39 (£1,404) = £1,653. Prices are the live figures on millwards.shop; check what any quote includes before comparing totals.
What a website for an electrician needs
- Clear list of services: domestic rewires, consumer unit changes, EV charger installs, testing and inspection
- Scheme and registration details shown where customers can see them (only the ones you actually hold)
- Emergency and out-of-hours call button that works on a phone
- Areas covered by town or postcode, so local searches match
- Quote request form with a photo upload for fuse boards or jobs
- Reviews and photos of finished work
What to watch for
Certification and insurance details need keeping up to date on the page, and a quote form that nobody checks costs you jobs. Ask who updates the site when you add a service such as EV charging.
Frequently asked questions
How much does an electrician's website cost in the UK?
It depends on what is included. In the Millwards Digital example on this page, Launch is £249 to build and website care is from £39 a month, which is £717 in year 1 and £1,653 over 3 years. Always add up the build, monthly and yearly lines of any quote.
What should an electrician's website include?
Your services, the areas you cover, a phone number that is easy to tap, a quote form and photos of completed work. Show registration or scheme details only if you hold them.
Does an electrician need an emergency call button?
If you take emergency or out-of-hours work, a tap-to-call button near the top of every page makes it easy for customers on their phone to reach you quickly.
Is a website better than relying on social media for electrical work?
A website is a page you control, with your services, areas and contact details that search engines can read. Social media can support it but customers still check for a proper site before booking larger jobs.
More: UK website costs by trade.
Written by Millwards Digital with AI assistance. Figures are the studio's published prices, not market data.