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Answer five questions. AI designs your site, with your projects, estimate requests and site-visit booking.

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In short

What is WeBoss for contractors?

WeBoss designs and writes a website for a general contractor from five answers, in about a minute. It shows your kinds of projects, lets a homeowner ask for an estimate or book a site visit, and puts every request in one list. Building is free; going live is $14.99 a month.

  • Free to build
  • Live from $14.99/mo
  • About a minute
  • Cancel anytime

Templates

Contractor website templates

Six real WeBoss builds for Ridgeline Builders, a made-up business, each with a working booking form. Pick a style; your site is built in it with your own words and photos.

How it works

Make it yours. Get booked.

Click to change anything. Customers book while you work.

01 · Change anything

Click it. Type. Done.

Press Random for a new design. Your words stay.

02 · Get booked

Bookings while you work

Customers pick a time. It lands on your dashboard.

Features

Bookings, quotes and leads, all built in

No plugins, no add-ons. Scroll, or tap a feature, to see it work.

A whole website in about a minute

Answer five questions. AI writes the words, picks the photos and lays it out.

The checklist

What a contractor website needs

Six things. Your WeBoss site has all of them from the first build.

  • Photos of finished jobs

    Homeowners hire the contractor whose past work looks like what they want.

  • Licence and insurance

    Your licence number and cover, where a careful buyer can find them.

  • The kinds of work you take

    Kitchens, baths, additions. Say what you do and what you do not.

  • A way to book a site visit

    An estimate starts with a visit. Let them pick a time.

  • Your service area

    The towns you work in, so the right jobs find you.

  • Set up for Google

    Title, description and business details filed in one click.

Design guide

Contractor website design: what homeowners look for

A remodel is the biggest cheque most homeowners write after the house itself. They take weeks to decide, look at several builders, and come back to the sites that made them feel safe. A contractor website has to look organised, because that is what they are really buying.

  1. Let finished jobs do the talking

    Open with your best completed project, not a logo. Before-and-after pairs work especially well, because they show the size of the change you can deliver.

  2. Say what you take on, and what you do not

    Kitchens, bathrooms, additions, decks. A clear list brings the right enquiries and saves you site visits for jobs you would turn down anyway.

  3. Put the licence where a careful buyer looks

    Your licence number, bonding and insurance belong near the top and again in the footer. Homeowners are told to check these, so make it easy.

  4. Explain how a job runs

    Three or four steps: site visit, written estimate, schedule, weekly updates. People fear a builder who vanishes mid-project. A stated process answers that fear.

  5. Offer a ballpark, then a visit

    Nobody expects an exact remodel price online. A rough range by project type, followed by a way to book a site visit, moves a browser to a real conversation.

What to put on a contractor website, in order

  1. Your strongest project photo and a "book a site visit" button
  2. Licensed, bonded, insured
  3. Types of project you take
  4. Before-and-after gallery
  5. How a project runs, step by step
  6. Ballpark estimate and site-visit booking
  7. Reviews, service area and contact details

What people type before they find you

Homeowners search by the project, not the trade. They type the room and the town, then compare the photos of whoever appears.

  • kitchen remodel contractor near me
  • bathroom remodel cost
  • general contractor in [your town]
  • home addition builder
  • deck builders near me
  • licensed contractor reviews

Examples of how people phrase it. Use the ones that fit your work in your headline and your services.

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Free tools for your business

Why WeBoss

Others charge extra. We include it.

Other builders sell these as apps and upgrades. Every WeBoss site comes with them.

WeBoss compared with website builders and a web agency
FeatureWeBossWebsite buildersWeb agency
Site built for you from 5 questionsAbout a minuteYou fill a template2–6 weeks
Instant quote calculatorPaid appCustom build
Online bookingHigher plan or appExtra cost
Every lead in one listSpread across apps
CRM with pipelines and follow-upsProPaid app
Half-finished forms caughtPro
Quotes clients accept onlineProPaid app
Google and AI search set up for youOne clickDo it yourselfExtra cost
New design, same wordsOne clickRebuild by handPaid change
Change it yourself, any timeEmail and wait
What it costs$0 to build$14.99/mo to go liveA planplus paid apps$2,200+up front

Website builders: what the big DIY builders' entry plans usually include. Many offer these as paid apps or on higher plans. Agency: typical 2026 quotes for a small-business site.

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Pricing

Build free. Pay when you go live.

Free

Build and try it

$0

Free forever to build and preview

  • Free to build, no card needed
  • AI builds your whole site
  • 9 styles, 361 hand-made designs
  • Change anything by clicking it
  • Try booking, quote and contact forms
  • Share a free preview link
  • 5 AI credits to start
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Best for most businesses

Starter

Go live, get customers

$14.99 $4.99 first month

Then $14.99/month. Cancel anytime.

  • Everything in Free, plus
  • 1 website live, unlimited hosting
  • Your own domain, or a free weboss.io address
  • Online booking, instant quotes, contact forms
  • See and answer every lead
  • Ad tracking: Google, Meta, TikTok
  • Set up for Google and AI search
  • 50 AI credits every month
Choose Starter

Pro

For growing businesses

$39.99/month

Billed monthly. Cancel anytime.

  • Everything in Starter, plus
  • 3 live websites (+$15/mo each extra)
  • CRM with pipelines, tags and follow-ups
  • Send quotes clients accept online
  • Catch people who left a form half-done
  • No "Built by WeBoss.io" link
  • 100 AI credits every month
Choose Pro
  • Cancel anytime
  • No contract
  • No card to start
Compare every feature
What each plan includes
FeatureFreeStarterPro
AI builds your whole site
Preview link to share
Live websites–13, +$15/mo each extra
AI credits5 to start50 a month100 a month
Booking, quote and contact formsBuild and try
See and answer your leads–
Your own domain–
Hosting and SSL–
CRM: pipelines, tags, follow-ups––
Send quotes clients accept online––
Unfinished leads––
Ad tracking: Google, Meta, TikTok–
No "Built by WeBoss.io" link on your site––

FAQ

Questions? Straight answers.

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How much does a contractor website cost?

Building and previewing it is free. To go live, Starter is $14.99 a month, with hosting, estimate requests and booking included. Agencies typically charge $2,200 to $9,500 for a contractor site.

Can I show photos of my past projects?

Yes. The build adds gallery and before-and-after sections, and you swap in your own project photos by clicking them.

Can homeowners request an estimate online?

Yes. Use the quote calculator for a ballpark by project type, or let them describe the job and book a site visit.

Can I list my licence and insurance?

Yes. Add them in the builder and they appear near the top and in the footer. You can edit the wording any time.

I am not technical. Can I update it myself?

Yes. Click any text or photo to change it. No code, and no waiting on a web designer.

Will it help me rank for "contractor near me"?

The site is set up for Google and AI assistants in one click. Ranking also depends on your Google Business Profile, reviews and how long you have been listed.

What is the best website builder for contractors?

One with a proper gallery, estimate requests and site-visit booking on the plan you buy. WeBoss builds those in for you. If you want a large portfolio with many pages, a general builder such as Squarespace gives more room.

What should a contractor website include?

Photos of finished projects, the kinds of work you take, your licence and insurance, how a project runs, a way to ask for an estimate or book a site visit, reviews and the towns you cover.

Do contractors really need a website if work comes by word of mouth?

Referred customers still look you up before they call. A site with your projects and licence turns a recommendation into a booked visit, and it brings jobs in the months when referrals are quiet.

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  • Live from $14.99/mo
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