One-page websites: what they are and when they are enough

What goes on it

• A headline naming your trade and your town
• Your services with prices or a price guide
• The area you cover and your opening hours
• A few sentences about you, in your own words
• Reviews, only if they are real and you have permission to show them
• A tap-to-call button, a short contact form and a map
• Answers to the questions customers ask before they call

Examples

Every kind of business needs a different page. A plumber leads with call-out prices and the area covered; a salon with a price list by stylist; a bakery with what is baked each day. See our demonstration pages for fictional businesses, or the pages on websites for different trades.

When you need more than one page

You need more pages when you sell online, take bookings or payments through the site, offer many services that each need explaining, or publish articles regularly. You can start with one page and add more later.