Web presence for UK businesses

Your online presence, handled.

Website. Socials. Google Business Profile. Bookings. We set them up and make them work together, so customers find you, trust you and book. Price agreed before any work starts.

Recent clients

Client work

Real businesses.
Their real sites, running.

Each one is the business’s own site, running live. Click one to try it. Screens from each business’s own site. Tap a button to open it live. More client work →

terracotta-warriors.sites.webtaro.co.uk
Terracotta Warriors on a desktop screen

The live site, captured

Client 01 · Hospitality · Glasgow

Terracotta Warriors

Every table has a hot pot and a grill built in, which is easier to show than to explain. So the page opens on the room and the cooking, walks through the table step by step, and puts the phone number and directions first.

  • ScopeOne page, built from their own footage
  • BuiltSeptember 2026
  • Addressterracotta-warriors.sites.webtaro.co.uk
blackridgeinvestigations.co.uk
Blackridge Recovery & Investigations on a desktop screen

The live site, captured

Client 02 · Professional services · Glasgow

Blackridge Recovery & Investigations

The old site hid the phone number and never said who ran the firm. Six new pages put the number at the top of every page with the opening hours beside it, and introduce the founder by name and photo.

  • ScopeSix-page rebuild
  • Live sinceSeptember 2026
  • Addressblackridgeinvestigations.co.uk

Tell us what is not working

The whole presence

Four places a customer checks.
One business in all of them.

A customer may meet you on Google or Instagram long before your website. We set each place up for its step and keep all four telling the same story — one set of hours, photographs and details.

  1. 01Found

    Google Business Profile

    Claimed and verified, in the right category, with your hours, your photographs and a link to your own site.

  2. 02Checked

    Socials

    A profile that looks like the business does today, and a bio link to your own page rather than a marketplace’s.

  3. 03Answered

    Website

    The question they arrived with, answered on the first phone screen — the hours, the number, what you offer.

  4. 04Booked

    Bookings

    One tap to book, order or call, on a page you own, so the customer never leaves your name to do it.

Drawn illustrations of each place, not a client’s accounts.

Built for your trade

What your customers
want to know first.

A café visitor wants the hours. Someone with a tripped fuse wants a number. We start from the question your customers arrive with, then build the answer into the site, the Google profile and the socials.

01Cafés & restaurantsCafés, restaurants, takeaways, bakeries“Are you open, what’s on, and can I order?”
  1. A menu that reads on a phone

    Text on the page, not a photo of a printed menu or a PDF that has to be pinched.

  2. Hours from one table

    The site, the footer and the Google profile read the same hours, so a change is made once and cannot drift.

  3. Ordering you own

    At the table or to collect, on your page, rather than a marketplace listing that owns your name and prices.

  4. Your own room

    Your photographs and your reviews, never stock — the room is most of what a visitor is deciding on.

Message Sam about a site for your café or restaurant
What the first phone screen puts in reach. An illustration, not a client’s site.
02TradesElectricians, plumbers, roofers, builders“Do you cover my area, and can you come soon?”
  1. One tap to call

    The number sits in the header of every page, because most of these visits start on a phone with a problem.

  2. The area, in towns

    The places you cover, named, rather than a radius a customer has to work out from a map.

  3. A quote request that takes a photo

    The customer shows you the job, so the first call is about a price rather than a description.

  4. Registrations people can check

    Gas Safe, NICEIC or TrustMark shown with the number, next to the reviews on your Google profile.

Message Sam about a site for your trade business
What the first phone screen puts in reach. An illustration, not a client’s site.
03Clinics & practicesDentists, physios, opticians, therapists“Can I trust you, and what will it cost?”
  1. Treatments in plain words

    What happens, how long it takes and what comes next, written for a patient rather than a colleague.

  2. Fees on the page

    A price list or an honest range, so the cost is not something a nervous patient has to ring and ask.

  3. New-patient booking

    Straight into the diary you already use, with the forms sent before the first visit.

  4. The people and the door

    Clinicians named and pictured with their registration, and the parking and step-free access spelled out.

Message Sam about a site for your clinic or practice
What the first phone screen puts in reach. An illustration, not a client’s site.
04Salons & beautyHair, nails, barbers, aesthetics“Can I get the slot I want, and what does your work look like?”
  1. Booking without a message

    Services, lengths and prices bookable from the page and the Instagram bio, rather than a DM that waits for a reply.

  2. A price list by service

    What each treatment costs and how long it takes, in one place, before anyone has to ask.

  3. Your work, from your feed

    The photographs you already post, on the page, so the site never falls behind your Instagram.

  4. One link everywhere

    The Google profile, the Instagram bio and the site all send people to the same booking page.

Message Sam about a site for your salon or beauty business
What the first phone screen puts in reach. An illustration, not a client’s site.
05Professional servicesSolicitors, accountants, recovery, consultants“Who am I dealing with, and how do I reach them?”
  1. The number, with the hours beside it

    In the header of every page, so a client with an urgent matter never has to look for it.

  2. The people, named

    Who runs the firm and who will handle the work, pictured and linked, rather than an anonymous “we”.

  3. The case, made calmly

    Why instruct you, set out plainly and without exclamation marks — the tone is part of the trust.

  4. Regulation shown

    The body you answer to and your number, where a careful client will look for it.

Already built this way for Blackridge Recovery & Investigations: the number in the header with the hours beside it, the founder named, and the case made calmly.

Message Sam about a site for your firm
What the first phone screen puts in reach. An illustration, not a client’s site.

The honest comparison

Three ways to handle it.

Including the two that are not us. For some businesses, one of those is the right answer.

WebtaroA website builder, yourselfLeave it as it is
What you getA completed build — site, Google profile, socials and bookings, working togetherA template and a login. The rest is up to youWhatever is there now
Your timeOne conversation. We do the restEvenings and weekends learning the builderNone — but customers who cannot find what they need
CostNegotiable, agreed before any work startsThe least money, on a monthly planNothing

Questions

Before you get in touch.

How much does a website cost?

Price is negotiable. Once we have looked at what you have, we agree a price with you before any work starts — there is no fixed package.

Do I need to provide all the words and images?

Not necessarily. Our first look at what you have shows what already exists, what is usable and what new material the project actually needs.

What do I actually get?

A completed build — site, Google profile, socials and bookings, set up and working together.

Get in touch

See what yours could look like.

Sam replies within 24 hours. The first consultation is free.

Your business name, your website if you have one, and what isn’t working.

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