
// Trades & Home Services
Website design for handyman & home repair.
A hundred small jobs, booked without the phone call neither of you wanted.
// The problem
Handyman work is priced in hours, and the call needed to describe a job often costs more than the job earns. Five well-chosen questions on a form book it instead.
Wallink Systems builds custom-coded websites — never templates — plus the branding and print that go around them. Every build is hand-made for the business it belongs to, and every one is owned outright by the person who paid for it.
// What we build
Built around how a handyman business actually runs.
// Proof
Real businesses. Live sites. Go and use them.
Every one of these is a real business running on a site we built: online ordering, a bilingual quote flow, a full priced menu. The standard is the same whatever the trade — click through and judge it yourself.
// Pricing
Know the number before you commit.
Three packages, starting at a $250 one-time build plus $99/mo. Half the build fee to start, the balance at launch — and you own the site, the code, and your data outright from day one. Pause any time for $50/mo.
- Starter$99/mo+ $250 one-time buildEverything a small business needs to look professional and get found.
- GrowthMost popular$175/mo+ $325 one-time buildFor businesses that want to be found locally and run the site themselves.
- Complete$250/mo+ $400 one-time buildFor businesses taking orders, bookings, or payments online.
Service fees may be applied. Anything added is itemised on your invoice, never folded into the plan price — see the FAQ for the amount on each package.
// Questions
Common questions.
01Can I set a minimum charge?
Yes. A minimum call-out or minimum hours can be built into the booking, so a job that isn't worth the drive never lands on your calendar in the first place.
02Can customers pick a time themselves?
Yes — your real availability is shown as bookable slots, which suits this trade particularly well because most of these jobs are an hour or two and fit around the bigger ones.
03I work alone. Is a website worth it?
Usually more than it is for a big outfit. A one-person business lives on not being on the phone, and a site that answers the price question, the what-do-you-do question and the when-can-you-come question hands you back most of that time.
04How much does a website cost?
Three packages: Starter is a $250 one-time initiation plus $99/mo, Growth is $325 plus $175/mo, and Complete is $400 plus $250/mo. Half the initiation is due to start and the balance at launch. You own the site outright from day one — no buyout, no lock-in. If business is seasonal you can pause any time for $50/mo and we'll hold everything until you're ready.
05How long does it take?
About a week from the point we have your content — photos, text, logo, and your menu or service list. The build is the fast part; what sets the pace is how quickly we get what we need from you.
06Do I own the website?
Completely. You own the site, the code, your domain, and your data outright. There is no lock-in — if you ever leave, everything is transferred to you within 30 days.
07What if my industry isn't listed?
It doesn't matter. We build for every kind of business, and the work is the same standard regardless of trade. These pages exist so you can see we understand your world — not to limit who we work with. Get in touch and tell us what you do.
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