Guide
How to sell websites to local businesses
Find local businesses that need a better online presence, show each owner a finished website, and sell it under your own brand.
A six-step sales process
- Pick a business type and a town.Start with a type you understand, such as restaurants or plumbers, in a town you know. You'll spot what their customers need faster than anyone reading a list.
- Find the ones that need a website.Lead finder, our search tool, looks through a town for a business type and shows which ones have no website, a broken one or one that won't work on a phone. How to find them.
- Build the site before you get in touch.A finished site shows the owner exactly what they'd get. Our AI builds it from the business's own details in a few minutes, and you check every page before anyone sees it.
- Send it with a short note.Say what a customer can't do today, such as find the hours or call from a phone, and send the link. Keep it to a few lines in your own words.
- Agree a price.You set the monthly price, and your client sees only your name. How to decide what to charge.
- Keep the client.Changes and payments all run under your name. Hand over a finished site.
Good habits
- Focus on what the website lets customers do. Avoid promising more calls, leads, or search rankings.
- Give the owner time to decide, without pressure.
- Send the finished website, so the owner sees exactly what they'd buy.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to know how to build websites?
No. You pick a business, and our AI builds the finished website from its online details. You can change anything by tapping it or by asking in plain words.
How should I contact a business?
Call, visit in person, or send the website's link by email or text. Use the way you're most comfortable with.
How do I handle change requests?
Make the changes in plain words and send the link again. The business sees every change before it pays.
Where can I see the plans and prices?
You can see each plan, its price and what it includes on the pricing page.