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Websites for SMEs

Websites for tradespeople: more jobs from your local area

Websites for trade businesses: services, project photos and service area at a glance, found in your region, maintained by us.

  • since 2012
  • 200+ online shops
  • 800+ websites
  • Shopware Partner since 2014
Hammer with a wooden handle and a turbocharger on a concrete plinth symbolising websites for tradespeople

Websites

800+

delivered since 2012

Experience

since 2012

web design from Bargteheide

2012 founded
200+ online shops
800+ websites
19 experts in our team
  • Shopware logo Shopware Partner since 2014
  • Mollie logo Mollie Partner since 2021
  • Trusted Shops logo Trusted Shops Partner
  • eRecht24 logo eRecht24 Partner
  • magnalister logo magnalister Partner since 2022
  • Base logo Base Partner since 2026
  • sync4 logo sync4 Partner since 2022
  • Pickware logo Pickware Partner since 2019
  • ADCELL logo ADCELL Partner
Websites we have built

Websites for tradespeople: what matters

Anyone looking for a tradesperson searches on Google: "carpenter near me", "emergency electrician" or "bathroom renovation" plus a town. If your business is not there, the enquiries go to the competition. At the same time, day-to-day work leaves no time to maintain a website. We build you a website for your trade business that shows your services, gets found in your region and needs no technical attention from you.

What a website for tradespeople needs to do

  • Services, project photos and service area are laid out clearly on one site.
  • Local search engine optimisation for your trades and towns is included from the start.
  • Customers call directly from their smartphone or send an enquiry via the form.
  • Hosting, maintenance and updates for EU law cost €29 a month, with no further costs.

Scope of services

What tradespeople get from Web Labels

  • Service pages

    Every trade and every service with its own page.

  • Project gallery

    Upload project photos yourself in the CMS.

  • Local SEO

    Be found by trade and location.

  • Enquiries by smartphone

    One-tap call or form with consent.

  • EU law included

    Cookie requirements and accessibility via updates to our CMS.

  • €29 a month

    We take care of hosting and maintenance.

Websites for tradespeople have one main job: bringing in enquiries. Your customers want to see quickly what you do, where you work and how to reach you. That is exactly what we build your website around, with a custom design and technology we keep up to date for you.

Meeting room at Web Labels in Bargteheide with table and chairs behind a glass wall
Our meeting room in Bargteheide. We like to plan projects here together with you, and of course by video too.

Show your work

Photos of finished projects are more convincing than any description. In the project gallery you show the bathrooms, roofs, furniture or gardens you have built. You add new projects yourself in the CMS whenever it suits you.

Screenshot of the Brand Academy project by Web Labels
From our references: Brand Academy · more projects

Be found in your region

Every trade and every important service gets its own page on your website. Together with your service area, this tells Google what you want to be found for and where. With GEO and AEO your business is also clearly described for AI search.

Search result

Example

www.web-labels.de › en › websites › business-website › for-tradespeople

Websites for tradespeople from €999 | Web Labels

Websites for tradespeople by Web Labels: custom design, local SEO for your trades, enquiries by smartphone. From €999, running costs €29 a month.

This is how this page appears in search with its title and description. We write both ourselves for every page.

More about the offer

Prices, scope and technology for all industries are on our page Websites for SMEs.

How we work

How the website for your trade business comes together

  1. Understand

    We look at your business, your systems and your figures before we suggest anything.

  2. Plan

    You receive a concept and a quote with individual items and a realistic schedule.

  3. Build

    We develop in stages. You see interim results on a test environment and approve them.

  4. Run

    After go-live we take care of hosting, updates and monitoring if you want us to.

References

Related projects from our work

All website references
Related reference and product

Your contacts

Your contacts for websites for tradespeople

Tell us where your project stands. Tom will listen, ask questions and tell you honestly what we recommend and roughly what it will cost.

Tom Baustian, Web design · Performance marketing · Audio at Web Labels, your contact for Websites for tradespeople

Our team for your questions

  • René Grosche, Managing Director at Web Labels René Grosche Managing Director
  • Marco Kreutzfeldt, Deputy Managing Director · Back office at Web Labels Marco Kreutzfeldt Deputy Managing Director · Back office
  • Tim Schröder, Key Account Manager at Web Labels Tim Schröder Key Account Manager · Consulting and quotes
  • Janis Rittmeier, Key Account Manager at Web Labels Janis Rittmeier Key Account Manager · Consulting and quotes
  • Lennart Albrecht, Head of Development at Web Labels Lennart Albrecht Head of Development
  • Tom Baustian, Web design · Performance marketing · Audio at Web Labels Tom Baustian Web design · Performance marketing · Audio
  • Tajara-Tabea Leonard, Web design · Content · SEO at Web Labels Tajara-Tabea Leonard Web design · Content · SEO
  • Ken Raupach, Web design · Performance marketing at Web Labels Ken Raupach Web design · Performance marketing
  • Muhammed Tay, Web development at Web Labels Muhammed Tay Web development
  • Alexander Folz, Web development at Web Labels Alexander Folz Web development
  • Aaron Griem, Web development at Web Labels Aaron Griem Web development
  • Leon Fischer, Web development at Web Labels Leon Fischer Web development
  • Patrick Heidl, Web development at Web Labels Patrick Heidl Web development
  • Tobias Schäfer, Web development at Web Labels Tobias Schäfer Web development · Complex development
  • Laura Schop, Web development at Web Labels Laura Schop Web development
  • Aleksej Werestschagin Web development
  • Julina Sievert, Apprentice at Web Labels Julina Sievert Apprentice
  • Rosa-Lee Biesterfeldt, Apprentice at Web Labels Rosa-Lee Biesterfeldt Apprentice
Technologies
Modiva

Frequently asked questions about websites for tradespeople

All questions and answers
How much does a website for tradespeople cost?

The website starts at €999 plus VAT. After that you pay €29 a month plus VAT for hosting, your domain and email, daily backups, maintenance and updates for EU law, such as cookie requirements and accessibility. There are no further costs.

Can I upload photos from building sites myself?

Yes. In Modiva CMS you add new projects with photos and text yourself, whenever it suits you from the office. If you prefer, we do it for you.

Will I be found in my region?

We align the website with your trades and towns: page titles, service pages, structured data and fast loading times. Nobody can guarantee a specific ranking, but we lay the foundation for good visibility in your region.

Related services
  • Packages & process

    Three website packages compared, from Modiva to a fully custom website, with starting prices and the way a project runs with us.

  • Landing pages

    Single pages with one goal for Google Ads, social media and email campaigns, fast to load and measurable with tracking.

  • Custom website

    Websites without templates: concept, wireframes, a bespoke design and custom features, with SEO, loading speed and accessibility built in from the start.

  • Websites for SMEs

    Business websites for SMEs: individually designed, built with AI support on our own CMS, with SEO, GEO and AEO. From €999 plus VAT, with hosting, maintenance and EU updates for €29 a month.

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