Builds open now · Quoting opens soon
Most tradie websites just sit there. This one quotes.
Websites for Adelaide sole traders. Someone describes the job, your site asks what you'd ask, and a priced quote goes out under your name. You can still be under a house when it happens.
A few picks off the catalogue and a price on the screen. Same flow your own customers would use.
- Adelaide owned and run
- Built for sole traders only
- Live in two weeks
- You own the domain
- No lock-in contract
Have a go before you call me
Try a quote the way your customer would. Torrens Plumbing is a fictional sample client with its own colours, jobs and prices. Choose a plumbing job, review the price and see the email that follows. Nothing is sent or booked.
Pick a job · review the quote · see the email
Try the quote flowWhat needs doing?
- RepairsSomething is leaking, blocked or has stopped working
- InstallationsPutting something in, replacing it or upgrading it
Why you lose the job
The same four days, every week, on repeat.
The enquiry arrives while you're on the tools
You're under a house at Prospect with a torch in your teeth. The same job has already gone to two other trades on the drive home from work.
Quoting starts after the day has finished
Packed up, eaten, laptop open in the ute. Four enquiries are waiting, you get through two, and that's two unpaid hours on quotes and emails that may never turn into work.
The last two quotes go out too late
One reply comes back: sorry, we've gone with someone else. The work was booked in two days ago.
You were the first one called. The only reason you lost the job was the four days it took to answer.
It repeats every week, and the jobs lost this way are the ones you were always going to win. That is the thing worth fixing first.
- Enquiries waiting Tuesday night
- 4
- Quoted that night
- 2
- Unpaid hours spent quoting
- 2
- Lost to a faster reply
- 1
She describes the job instead of leaving a message
Your site asks the two things you'd have asked her on the phone. You're still under the house at Prospect.
The quote goes out before you pack up
Itemised off your own price list, under your name. A copy lands on your phone as it sends.
She accepts while the other two are still driving home
You read it over dinner. The job is booked, and the price was set weeks ago.
What you actually get
Handed over finished, not ready for your input.
- Five pages, written around the jobs you want more of
- Built for a phone first, because that's where she's reading it
- Your own job photos, cropped and colour-corrected
- Google Business Profile claimed and verified in your name
- Indexing confirmed in Search Console, screenshot handed to you
- Business email on your own domain, set up on your phone
- Enquiry form that texts you, so it can't sit in an inbox
The bit the other twenty don’t do
Your price list, on your website, doing the quoting for you.
Quoting runs on one client’s site today and opens to new clients soon. Website builds are open now, and a site built now takes quoting when it opens, without a rebuild.
We build your price list
One sitting, about ninety minutes. The jobs you do most, your rates, your call-out fee.
Your site asks the questions
The two or three things you'd ask on the phone. Nothing she can't answer standing in her laundry.
The quote goes out
Itemised, under your name, in about a minute. Copy lands on your phone at the same time.
- $1,180
50L unit supplied, the old one removed and taken away, two hours on site.
- $340
Camera down the line first. If it is roots and needs digging, that gets quoted separately.
- $95
Per tap, while he is already there. The first one covers the call-out.
- $180
Added automatically when your customer picks today after 5pm.
How the quoting works, in full — or the same thing in your trade’s week: websites for plumbers, websites for electricians.
Adelaide handyman
Yatara Property Maintenance
A trade website that quotes for the business. His customer builds an itemised job list and gets a priced, GST-inclusive quote emailed in seconds — replacing the phone calls, site visits and evenings spent typing quotes.
- 227 priced services
- Quote in her inbox in seconds
- About 40 minutes saved per quote
Start with the site you need
Two starting points. Add only the work you need, with each price shown before you choose it.
Website
Up to five pages using your words and photos, with an enquiry form.
Most people take this one
Website That Quotes
The website, plus your price list and a quote flow built around it.
Coming soon
A few questions, and you leave with a quote.
No obligation, no deck, no follow-up sequence. Our price list does the pricing, so the figure is fixed before we ever speak. The call is fifteen minutes on the jobs you want more of and when I could start.
Or write to info@alltradie.com.au. If I’m on a job I’ll write back that night. Other ways to reach me.