Fault finding
£85
Tripping switches, dead sockets and flickering lights traced and fixed.
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FOR ELECTRICIANS
A website for your electrical business, made on WhatsApp
Your services, prices, registration details and photos of your work, with a button that sends customers straight to your WhatsApp. Live in about two minutes.
FREEto start. $8/month for your own domain and unlimited services.
No sign-up, no card. Change anything later by sending a message.
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SOUND FAMILIAR?
You're up a ladder or in a loft all day, and quotes and invoices eat your evenings. A website keeps slipping down the list. Meanwhile customers search for an electrician nearby and call the one whose website shows they're qualified and what they charge.
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Three messages and you're online
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Message us on WhatsApp.
Tell us your business name, where you work and what you do.
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Send your services, prices and a few photos.
"Socket installation, £95." A tidy consumer unit you fitted. Your van.
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Your page is live.
Add the link to your van, quotes and Google profile. Need a change? Send a message.
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Your services, the way customers see them
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EXAMPLE
Brightline Electrical
brightlineelectrical.onkiosko.com
Each button opens a WhatsApp chat with you, with the service already mentioned.
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From one chat to a live page
From the first message to a live page in about two minutes.
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Built for how electricians work
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What should an electrician's website have?
People hiring an electrician want to know two things fast: are you qualified, and can you do the job they need? Your website should answer both on the first screen of a phone:
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What you do and where. "Domestic electrics and rewires in South Manchester" says more than a slogan.
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Your registration. In the UK, your competent-person scheme (such as NICEIC or NAPIT) and number. In Australia and the US, your licence number, as your state requires.
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Your services with prices. Even prices for common jobs, like a new socket or a safety inspection, make people more likely to get in touch.
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Photos of real work. Tidy consumer units, finished lighting, your van.
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An easy way to get in touch. A WhatsApp button or a booking calendar, one tap away.
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How much does a website for an electrician cost?
Small UK web designers start from about £149 for a one-page site, and monthly plans run from about £30 to £99 a month, based on the published prices of 55 small providers we checked in October 2026. A general small business site from a UK agency typically starts at around £500.
With Kiosko, an electrician's page is free on yourname.onkiosko.com with up to 10 services. For $8 a month you get unlimited services, your own domain and a booking calendar. See what other trades pay in our web design prices 2026 report.
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Plans
Free
$0 forever
- Up to 2 pages, 10 services
- yourname.onkiosko.com
- Kiosko footer on your page
- Unlimited updates by WhatsApp
- No email, card or sign-up
Monthly
$8 /month
- Unlimited pages and services
- Your own domain for $19/year
- No Kiosko footer
- Unlimited updates by WhatsApp
- Cancel anytime
DOMAIN FREE THE FIRST YEAR
Annual
$96 /year · same as $8/month
- Your own domain free for the first year
- Unlimited pages and services
- No Kiosko footer
- Unlimited updates by WhatsApp
- Cancel anytime
$8 a month. Or pay for the year and your domain is on us.
Domain renewal from year two: $19/year. Own domains require confirming your email within 15 days of registration.
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Questions electricians ask
How much does a website for an electrician cost?
Small web designers in the UK start from about £149 for a one-page site, and monthly plans run from about £30 to £99 a month. Kiosko is free to start, or $8 a month with your own domain.
Can I show my registration or licence number?
Yes. Send it in the chat, for example "NICEIC registered, no. 123456", and it's added to your page.
Can customers book a job through my website?
Yes. Customers tap "Book on WhatsApp" on any service to ask about the job. On the Monthly and Annual plans you can also add a booking calendar; bookings arrive on your WhatsApp and in your Kiosko panel.
Can I show emergency call-out hours?
Yes. Tell us your normal hours and your emergency hours in the chat, and both are shown on your page.
Do I need a computer to update my website?
No. You build and update everything from WhatsApp on your phone.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes. On the monthly plan your own domain is $19 a year; on the annual plan ($96/year) the first year is free. It's registered in your name.