A website that brings in jobs.
Service area, project photos, a structured quote-request form and visible certifications — for CHF 990 a year, like every other site we build.
“antechway.ch builds websites for Swiss trades and craft businesses — service area, project gallery and structured quote requests — for CHF 990 a year, no extra cost.”
Four things generic templates miss.
Service area matters more than address
Customers aren't looking for your company address — they want to know if you work in their town. A clear service-area overview answers that immediately.
Project photos are the trust signal
A trades business lives on visible work. Without before/after photos, ‘we're reliable' is just a claim.
Requests need structure
An open contact form rarely captures what's needed for a first estimate — type of job, rough scope, address. A structured form saves the first back-and-forth.
Certification & insurance need to be visible
A federal certificate, master craftsman diploma or liability insurance only reassures if it's actually on the site, not just on the letterhead.
Six things, specific to trades.
- 01Service area as a mapA clear overview of which towns and regions you cover.
- 02Before/after project galleryCompleted work shown as photo sets, sorted by job type.
- 03Quote-request formA structured request capturing job type, scope and address instead of a generic contact form.
- 04Certifications & insuranceFederal certificate, master craftsman diploma and liability insurance shown on the site, not just in a folder.
- 05Services by tradeA clear list of what work you do — and what you don't.
- 06Emergency contactA visible note for urgent cases, such as a water leak or power outage.
Visible certification is itself a trust signal.
A federal certificate, master craftsman diploma or liability insurance policy only reassures customers if it actually appears on the site. We place these details visibly, but recommend confirming the exact wording with your trade association, since terminology varies by trade.
Questions from business owners.
01Can customers request a quote online?
02Can we show multiple trades or services?
03What's the best way to show our service area?
04Can we connect scheduling or field-service software?
05Can the site launch in two languages, for example German and French?
06How quickly can a new trades website go live?
07Does the price change after the first year?
Two paragraphs, one written quote, twenty-four hours.
Tell us about the project in plain words. You will get a fixed-price quote — or a polite, fast no — within one working day.
