Will it show my pricing?

However you want it shown. Most plumbers publish a diagnostic fee and describe flat-rate pricing rather than listing job prices, because the job varies. We write it the way you would say it on the phone.

What does it actually cost?

$10 a month or $90 a year, cancel anytime. Hosting and SSL are included, and so are two content edits a month. Owning the site outright is $300 flat.

How fast can it be live?

48 hours from a 10-minute brief. We write the words and build the site around your real services and service area.

Websites for plumbers

Can you come today, and what will it cost?

Those are the only two questions a person standing in a wet kitchen has. The best plumbing sites answer both before the phone is picked up — Plainsmith builds you one from a 10-minute brief, live in 48 hours.

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What a plumbing site needs

We studied how working plumbers actually present themselves — these are the conventions your customers already expect, not template features.

Availability in the headline

The strongest sites in this trade put the answer in the h1 itself — "24 Hour Plumbers in [town]," "same-day appointments." Not a badge in the corner. The first line of the page.

The consent moment, in writing

Upfront pricing is table stakes now; what converts is naming the moment you agree. "You know the firm, final fee before we begin any work." Flat rate by the job, never a clock running while someone watches.

Your trip fee, said plainly

A diagnostic or trip charge isn't a problem — hiding it is. Name it, say what it covers, say whether it comes off the repair. The sites that duck this generate the angriest reviews in the trade.

"No overtime charges"

For anyone taking nights and weekends, this is the highest-value sentence on the page. A burst pipe at 11pm is a decision made on fear of the bill.

Your license number, visibly

Several states require it displayed. Beyond the law, it's the fastest credibility signal you have — and its absence is what a careful homeowner notices first.

How you leave the house

Shoe covers, drop cloths, cleaning up. Reviews in this trade praise conduct as often as competence — "perfect house guests" is a real positioning lane, not a soft one.

Where the money leaks

Two places, and both are why plumbers are among the best fits for our workflow tools. You're under a sink when the phone rings, and the person calling is calling three plumbers — whoever answers first usually gets the job. Then the estimates you did send sit unanswered because chasing them feels like begging.

The missed-call catcher texts back in seconds from your own number so the caller thinks you answered. The quote chaser follows up on day 2, 7 and 14 in your voice, and replies come straight to you. First tool $149, each one after $49.

$10/moor $90/yr — build, hosting, SSL, edits

48 hrsfrom finished brief to review link

Cancelanytime, one email, no fees

$300owns the whole site outright, anytime

Fair questions

Will it show my pricing?: However you want it shown. Most plumbers publish a diagnostic fee and describe flat-rate pricing rather than listing job prices, because the job varies. We write it the way you'd say it on the phone.
What does it actually cost?: $10 a month or $90 a year, cancel anytime. Hosting and SSL are included, and so are two content edits a month. Owning the site outright is $300 flat, whenever you like.
How fast can it be live?: 48 hours from a 10-minute brief. You talk about your business for ten minutes; we write the words and build the site around your real services and service area.
I already use a scheduling system. Does this replace it?: No, and it shouldn't. Keep your dispatch or scheduling software — we build the website in front of it and the follow-up that catches leads before they reach it.

Ten minutes of questions. Then we build.

The brief asks about your services, your area, your license, and how you want to come across — in your own words.

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