Websites by trade
A website for window cleaners, built free
LetsBuildWeb builds websites for window cleaners in the UK. The website is free to build, you see it on a private preview first, and it costs £20 a month only after you launch it, with your own domain name included and no minimum term.
What the website needs
Most people looking for a window cleaner want to know three things: do you come to my street, what does it cost for a house like mine, and how do I start.
- A price by house type, in a simple table you can change yourself.
- The areas on your round, as a list of places.
- What you clean: windows, frames and sills, conservatories, inside windows.
- How to start, in three short steps.
- A form that asks for the house type and postcode.
The Sparkle design
Sparkle is our ready-made design for this trade. Light and friendly, for window cleaners and exterior cleaning rounds. It starts with a top section with your photo, headline and main button, a list of reasons to choose you, a table, such as prices by type, your services, how it works, step by step, the areas you cover, questions and answers and a contact form with your details. Every word, photo and colour can be changed, and sections can be added or removed.
What it costs
Building the website is free. When you launch it, LetsBuildWeb costs £20 a month, which covers hosting, routine maintenance, website security and one domain name ending in .co.uk, .uk or .com, registered in your own name. There is no setup fee and no minimum term. See everything the price includes.
Questions window cleaners ask
Can I show prices for different house types?
Yes. The design starts with a price table by house type, and you set every row and price yourself.
Can customers pay through the website?
The website does not take payments itself. A button on it can open a payment link from a service you already use, or you can say on the page how you take payment.
See your website before you pay anything.
Building is free. You pay £20 a month only if you launch, with no minimum term.
Page last updated 10 November 2026.