One page
Monthly, nothing upfront £29.99 a month
Or £199 to pay once
- Pages
- 1 page
- Delivery guide
- 10 working days
- Revision rounds
- 2
A website for gardeners and landscapers that shows your finished gardens and takes quote requests
A website for gardeners starts at £29.99 a month with nothing upfront, or £199 to pay once, for one page. Up to 5 pages is £399. It suits gardeners, landscapers and groundcare firms who want before-and-after photos and a quote form. All prices include VAT, and the preview is free.
Nothing upfront from £29.99 a month, or pay once: one page £199, up to 5 pages £399, business site from £699. All prices include VAT.
What customers look for on a gardener or landscaper website
A customer wants to know if you cover their area, if you do their job and if they can trust you in their garden.
Photos of finished gardens
Before-and-after photos from real jobs, with a line on what was done. They sell the work better than any description.
Each job on its own
Lawn care, hedges, patios, fencing and clearance each answer a different search, so each gets a short section or page.
Where you work
The towns and postcodes you cover, in plain text near the top.
Maintenance plans
A regular visit is repeat work. Say what a plan includes and how a customer starts one.
A fast way to ask
Tap-to-call and a quote form that takes photos of the garden. Reviews from real customers sit beside them.
Rules your gardener or landscaper website should follow
Customers can check a waste carrier on a public register, so show your details.
| The rule | What it means for your site |
|---|---|
| Anyone moving waste must register as a waste carrier in England. Customers can check the public register. | If you take garden waste away, give your registration details on the page and show proof to me first. |
| The HSE says professional pesticide users need a recognised certificate, or supervision while training. | If you spray weeds or pests, say so only once you hold the certificate. |
The government page says who must register and what it costs. This is not legal advice. Check the sources for your own case.
Features for landscaping website design
Features are built to your quote. Anything from another company’s tool is linked or embedded and scoped in your quote.
Before-and-after galleries
Photos from your own jobs, sized for a phone. I only use photos you took and have the right to show.
A quote form with photos
The customer picks the job and sends a photo of the garden, so you can price before you drive out. File limits and handling are agreed in your quote.
Areas covered
One clear list of the places you work, with a page per area only where you have real jobs to show.
Waste carrier and certificate details
A place to show your waste carrier registration and any spraying certificate, once you have given me proof.
Booking a visit
A booking tool you already use, so a customer can pick a time for you to look at the garden.
Your own site or a Checkatrade-style listing?
A listing on a platform such as Checkatrade and your own site do different jobs. Many gardeners use both.
| Your own site | Listing platform | |
|---|---|---|
| Where it lives | On your own address. | On the platform’s pages. |
| Your photos and words | As many as you need. | Within the platform’s profile. |
| Built by | Me, from your quote. | You fill in a profile. |
| Ownership | You keep your domain and files. | The listing stays on the platform. |
Landscapers in the UK
Most landscaping firms are very small.
| Figure | |
|---|---|
| Landscape service businesses | 23,595 |
| Of those, with fewer than 10 staff | 22,395 |
| Businesses with no website, administrative and support sector | 9% |
Business counts are ONS 2026 figures for VAT- or PAYE-registered businesses. Sole traders below the VAT threshold with no employees are not counted, so the real number is higher.
What gardener website design costs
Pay monthly with nothing upfront, or pay once. Most gardeners need the One page or Up to 5 pages plan.
Up to 5 pages
Monthly, nothing upfront £36.99 a month
Or £399 to pay once
- Pages
- Up to 5 pages
- Delivery guide
- 10 working days
- Revision rounds
- 2
Business site
Monthly, nothing upfront £49.99 a month
Or from £699 to pay once
- Pages
- Up to 8 pages
- Delivery guide
- 10 working days
- Revision rounds
- 2
All prices include VAT. You see a free preview before you pay anything.
If you pay once, hosting with me is £19.99 a month, or you can host it yourself. On a monthly plan, hosting is included.
A one-page site holds your jobs, areas and quote form. A small site adds a gallery page and a page for each main service. Your site usually goes live within 10 working days of you approving the free preview and sending your words and photos.
Not included: domain registration and renewal, email mailboxes, paid services from other companies, and extra pages and features, which are quoted first.
What a gardener or landscaper should prepare
A list in a message is enough.
Your jobs
What you do, what you do not, and a typical “from” price for each.
Your areas
Towns and postcodes you will travel to.
Photos of your jobs
Before and after shots you took and have the right to show.
Your registrations
Waste carrier registration or a spraying certificate, if you hold one, with proof.
Your phone and WhatsApp
The number customers should use, and your working hours.
Questions gardeners and landscapers ask
How much does gardener website design cost?
Monthly plans start from £29.99 a month with nothing upfront. To pay once, one page is £199 and up to 5 pages is £399. Up to 8 pages is from £699. All prices include VAT. Your site usually goes live within 10 working days of you approving the free preview and sending your words and photos.
What should a landscaping website include?
Photos of finished gardens, a short page for each type of job, the areas you cover, a quote form and reviews from real customers. Add your waste carrier details if you take waste away.
Do I need to show a waste carrier registration?
Anyone moving waste must register as a waste carrier in England, and customers can check the public register. The government page says who must register and what it costs. I add your details once you show me proof.
Can I mention weed killer or spraying on my site?
The HSE says professional pesticide users need a recognised certificate, or supervision while training. Mention spraying only if you hold the certificate.
Do I need a website if I am on Checkatrade?
A listing and your own site do different jobs. The listing sits on the platform’s pages. Your own site holds your photos, areas and words on your own address, and you can link it from your profile.
Can customers send photos of their garden?
Yes. A quote form can take a photo of the garden. File limits, secure handling and how long photos are kept are agreed in your quote.
Get a free quote and see your preview first
Tell me what you do in a garden, where you work and how customers usually reach you. The quote is free and lists the pages, features and total price. You see your preview before you pay anything. Don’t like the preview? You owe nothing. I reply within one working day.
Also see: Landscaping concept (fictional business), Tradespeople, Web design and SEO.
Two sites I have built so far are GHZ Accountants and Redpen Jobs: see the work. The demos on this page are fictional concepts.