Website examples

Small business website examples

Every site on this page is a sample. The businesses are made up, built to show how an Upkept site is laid out for each kind of business, so you can picture your own.

Every example labelled as a sample No real businesses, numbers or reviews
Live samples

Two sample sites you can click around

Real Upkept sites for two made-up businesses, running on the same engine as a customer's site. The names, phone numbers and reviews on them are placeholders for the demo.

By trade

Sample homepages for seven kinds of business

Each one is laid out for what that business's customers look for first. Follow the link under any sample for the pages, details and questions that matter in that trade.

Sample site. Kestrel Plumbing & Heating is a made-up business, built to show how a site for a plumbing and heating firm is laid out. The name, number and details are placeholders.
Websites for plumbers
Sample site. Northgate Electrical is a made-up business, built to show how a site for an electrician is laid out. The name, number and details are placeholders.
Websites for electricians
Sample site. Oakmere Builders is a made-up business, built to show how a site for a building firm is laid out. The name, number and details are placeholders.
Websites for builders
Sample site. Redwood Autos is a made-up business, built to show how a site for a garage is laid out. The name, number and details are placeholders.
Websites for garages
Sample site. Willow & Wren Hair is a made-up business, built to show how a site for a hair salon is laid out. The name, number and details are placeholders.
Websites for salons and barbers
Sample site. Larkspur Kitchen is a made-up business, built to show how a site for a cafe is laid out. The name, number and details are placeholders.
Websites for cafes and restaurants
Sample site. Elm Room Therapy is a made-up business, built to show how a site for a counselling practice is laid out. The name, number and details are placeholders.
Websites for therapists and clinics
What they have in common

What good small business websites share

  • What you do and where, said plainly in the first screen.
  • One obvious next step: call, book or ask for a quote.
  • The services people search for, each with a page of its own.
  • Proof that's real: memberships you hold and reviews you've earned.
  • Opening hours and the area you cover, kept current.
  • Fast pages that work on a phone.

The full checklist is in our guide: what a small business website should contain.

See your own business as a site.

Describe your business in the free demo and watch a sample site built in about a minute. No sign-up.