Get Off The Tools vs a web designer
A normal web designer will build you a smart looking website, take a big one off fee, and then they are gone. The site sits there looking nice. The problem is a nice site sat there doing nowt does not win you work. A system does.
Get Off The Tools builds the website too, but the website is just one part. It comes wired into an AI receptionist, missed call text back, a review chaser and a CRM, all run for you, plus training and straight advice from a working electrician. Here is the honest comparison.
The quick version
| What matters | A one off web designer | Get Off The Tools |
|---|---|---|
| Cost | Often £800 to £3000 up front | From £99 a month, no upfront fee |
| What you get | A website | A website plus AI receptionist, reviews, missed call text back and a CRM |
| After it is built | You are on your own, changes cost extra | We keep running it, plus a new page or blog each month |
| Catching the work | The site cannot answer your phone | AI answers and texts back 24/7 so no job walks |
| Knows your trade | Maybe, maybe not | Built and run by a working electrician |
| Support | Email and wait | A real spark on the phone |
| Training | Rare | Included, so you actually use it |
Where a web designer can still make sense
Being fair: if you want something fully bespoke, a one off brand build, or you already have your leads sorted and just want a prettier shopfront, a good freelance designer can do a lovely job. If money up front is no bother and you do not need the lead side, that is a fair route.
Where Get Off The Tools wins
If what you actually want is more work, not just a nicer site, you want the system. The site is built to turn a visitor into a phone call, the AI makes sure that call gets answered, the reviews stack up on Google, and it all keeps running and improving every month. You are not buying a one off job, you are getting an asset that works while you are on the tools.
We go deeper on what a site needs to actually bring work in over on does an electrician really need a website.
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Speak to Jamie →Common questions
How much does an electrician website cost?
A freelance designer often charges £800 to £3000 up front for a one off site. Get Off The Tools is from £99 a month with no upfront fee, and that includes hosting, the lead system, training and ongoing changes.
What happens after the site is built?
With a one off designer you are usually on your own and changes cost extra. With us we keep running it, add a new page or blog each month, and there is a real spark on the phone when you need a hand.
Can you make it look as good as a custom build?
Yes. The site is built to look the part and load fast. The difference is it is also built to bring work in, not just to look pretty.