AI website builder for electricians
Electrical work is bought on trust: people cannot see behind the wall, so they look for a licence, a certificate and a clear description of the job. Neweb drafts that site for you on WordPress, with hosting and a first-year domain included.
No card on the Free plan · Paid plans from $9/mo billed yearly
What does Neweb build for an electrician?
Neweb (neweb.ai) generates an electrician website on managed WordPress in about 90 seconds from a short description: a home page, a services page, an about page and a contact page with an enquiry form for quote requests. You add your licence or scheme registration, service area, reviews and photos of your own work. Paid plans start from $9/month billed yearly ($19 month-to-month) with a free domain and SSL for the first year. Neweb does not include a booking system, a CRM, certificate software or an email mailbox.
| What you get | An AI-drafted WordPress site with managed hosting, SSL and, on paid plans, a free domain for the first year |
|---|---|
| Built around | Quote requests for planned work, with a call button for faults and outages |
| Not included | Online booking, CRM, certificate or test-report software, email mailbox |
| Price | Free plan to preview; Starter $9/mo billed yearly or $19 month-to-month |
Facts checked November 2026.
Most electrical work is quoted, not dispatched
An electrician does get emergencies: a breaker that will not reset, a burning smell at a socket, half the house dark after a storm. But the bulk of the work is planned and priced in advance: a panel or consumer unit upgrade, a rewire, an EV charger, extra circuits for a kitchen, outdoor and garden lighting, smoke alarms, an inspection report for a landlord or a house sale. Those customers are comparing quotes, and they are checking whether you are allowed to do the work and sign it off.
That changes what the website is for. It is less a panic button and more a credentials page with a good form. A visitor should be able to tell within a few seconds whether you do domestic, commercial or both, which jobs you take, where you travel, and what registration you hold. Neweb writes the first draft of those pages from your description. The specifics that win the job, such as your licence number and photos of a tidy board, are yours to add.
What an electrician website needs
Domestic and commercial, clearly split
Homeowners and facilities managers want different things. Give each its own section or page so a landlord looking for an inspection does not wade through shop-fit lighting, and the reverse.
A services list by job, not jargon
Panel or consumer unit upgrades, full and partial rewires, EV charger installation, fault finding, lighting, additional sockets and circuits, smoke and heat alarms, inspection and testing, generator or battery connections if you do them.
Licence and scheme registration up front
Your electrical licence or contractor number and the body that issued it. In England and Wales, the competent person scheme you belong to. Customers and letting agents look for this before they read anything else.
A quote form that asks the right questions
Property type, the job, the postcode and a phone number. Neweb's contact form covers this. Say whether quotes are free and whether you need a site visit first.
A call button for faults
A tap-to-call number for loss of power, tripping breakers and burning smells, with the hours you answer. Add a safety line telling people to switch off at the main and call the utility if there is immediate danger.
A service area
The towns, suburbs or postcodes you cover. Commercial clients often want to know how far you will travel for a contract, so state that too.
Your own real reviews
A section for reviews your customers actually wrote, with a link to your Google profile. Neweb does not provide reviews, and electricians rarely need invented ones: a short note from a landlord with ten properties says plenty.
Photos of finished work
A labelled distribution board before and after, a neatly mounted EV charger, garden lighting at dusk. Neat cabling is your portfolio, so show it.
What Neweb generates, and what you add
Describe the business
Say you are an electrician or electrical contractor, whether you do domestic, commercial or both, your main jobs and your area.
Review the draft
In about 90 seconds you have a home, services, about and contact page. Preview on the Free plan and regenerate until the tone is right.
Add credentials and proof
Licence or registration details, insurance, your own reviews and photos of your boards and installs. Neweb will not invent these for you.
Publish on your domain
Paid plans put the site live on managed WordPress hosting with SSL and a free domain for the first year.
What Neweb does not do
No booking calendar
Neweb does not offer online appointment booking. Because most electrical jobs need a conversation or a site visit before a price, owners usually take the enquiry through the form and ring back to arrange it. If you want customers to pick a slot for inspections or small jobs, link a button to a scheduling tool you subscribe to separately.
No CRM, estimating or certificate software
The site does not track customers, build estimates or issue test certificates and inspection reports. Those come from the certification or job-management software you already use. For simple paperwork, the free quotation generator and invoice generator produce PDFs in the browser.
No email mailbox
Neweb plans do not include a mailbox. Most contractors add one from a provider such as Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 on their domain, which looks better on a tender than a free webmail address. Ask Neweb support about mail settings for your domain first.
Plans and pricing
No card required
Generate an electrician site from your own details and preview it. No domain on the Free plan.
$19 month-to-month
Right for a sole trader or small firm: 1 website, managed WordPress hosting, free domain + SSL for the first year, unlimited AI generations, AI search optimization.
$39 month-to-month
Adds 10 AI blog posts a month, a brand kit and AI SEO with auto-submit. Handy for explainer pages such as "do I need a panel upgrade for an EV charger". Check every technical claim before it goes live.
$99 month-to-month
10 websites, for someone running sites for several contractors or branches.
Prices in US dollars. Full plan details on the pricing page.
Credentials, regulations and steady demand
Licensing is the content. Rules differ by country and often by state or province. US states license electricians and electrical contractors, and much work needs a permit and inspection. In England and Wales, notifiable domestic work falls under Part P of the Building Regulations, which is why registration with a competent person scheme matters to customers. Australian states and territories issue electrical licences, and Canadian provinces license electrical contractors. Put the exact wording and number your regulator expects on the about page and in the footer. Neweb does not verify any of it, so publish only what you hold.
Demand is steadier than other trades, with a few peaks. Storms bring outage and damage calls. Autumn brings outdoor and security lighting. Hot weather brings circuits for air conditioning. Around these, there is a steady flow of inspection reports for landlords and home sales, and EV charger installs. A services page with a clear section for each lets you point an advert, a Google Business Profile post or a van QR code at the right place.
AI drafts need an electrician's eye. Neweb's generated copy is a starting point. Read anything that describes regulations, ratings or safety and correct it; you are the qualified person, and the website speaks in your name.
Local search. You claim and manage your own Google Business Profile; the website backs it up. The free LocalBusiness schema generator produces the structured data (choose HomeAndConstructionBusiness, then change the type to schema.org's more specific Electrician if you wish), and the Google review link generator gives you a short link to send after a job is signed off.
What it costs
Starter is $108 for the year on yearly billing or $19 month-to-month, covering hosting, SSL and the first year of the domain. Neweb is not the cheapest option on the market, and for some electricians another builder fits better; the comparison of website builders for electricians says which and why. For freelancer and agency routes, see what an electrician website costs.
The free first-year domain can be a .com, .in, .co, .shop or .online. A .co.uk, .com.au or .ca is not in the free list; if you want one, register it with a local registrar and ask Neweb support how to connect it before you subscribe. From the second year the included domain renews at the registrar rate, which Neweb shows you before it renews. Billing is in US dollars.
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Questions from electricians
Can customers book an electrician through a Neweb site?
Not with a built-in calendar. Neweb has no booking system. Visitors can call or send a quote request through the contact form, and you arrange the visit. If you want self-service booking for inspections or small jobs, link a button to a separate scheduling tool.
Can I list both domestic and commercial electrical services?
Yes. The generated site includes a services page, and because it is standard WordPress you can add separate pages for domestic and commercial work, or for individual services such as EV charger installation or inspection and testing.
Does Neweb check my electrical licence or scheme membership?
No. Neweb builds and hosts the website and does not verify credentials. You are responsible for displaying your licence or registration accurately and for using scheme logos only as their owners allow.
Is the AI-written text accurate about electrical regulations?
Treat it as a draft. The AI writes general service descriptions from your brief and can get technical or regulatory details wrong. Read every page as the qualified person and correct anything about standards, ratings, permits or safety before publishing.
Does an electrician website on Neweb include a business email address?
No. No Neweb plan includes a mailbox. Most contractors add email on their domain through a separate provider, or keep their existing address. The website contact form sends enquiries to the address you choose.
Free tools, no sign-up.
Quotation Generator
Build a clean business quotation or estimate PDF in minutes.
Open tool →Invoice Generator
Multi-currency invoice with line items, a custom tax line and payment details, printable as PDF.
Open tool →Google Review Link Generator
Turn your Google Place ID into a direct "leave a review" link, a QR code and a ready-to-send message.
Open tool →LocalBusiness Schema Generator
Valid LocalBusiness JSON-LD for your homepage in one click.
Open tool →Website Cost Calculator
Estimate what your website will cost on a DIY builder, with a freelancer or with an agency, upfront and over three years, in six currencies.
Open tool →QR Code Generator
Turn any URL, text, or wifi credential into a downloadable QR.
Open tool →All 120+ free tools live at neweb.ai/pages/tools
Related pages.
Best website builders for electricians
Six builders compared for electricians, with dated prices and a verdict for each kind of business.
What an electrician website costs
Do-it-yourself, freelancer and agency routes for an electrician website, with sourced figures and a worked example.
How to make an electrician website
Step-by-step: pages, sample copy, local SEO basics and the mistakes to avoid.
Website builder for small business
The general version of this page: what one Neweb plan covers for any small service business.
Pricing
Free plan to preview; paid plans from $9/month billed yearly with hosting, SSL and a first-year domain.
Put your credentials where customers look.
Generate an electrician site free, add your licence and work photos, and publish with hosting, SSL and a first-year domain from $9/month billed yearly ($19 month-to-month).