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Quote request while you're under a house? On Growth, it gets a reply.

We build the site before you pay and change it whenever you ask. On Growth, each hot water or drain request is answered automatically, then followed up, while your hands are full.

Tidewell Plumbing, a fictional sample plumber site on a phone
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  • Free preview, no card
  • Live 5 business days after approval
  • Month to month
Sample sites

Click around a sample. Yours is built for plumbers.

These are fictional sample businesses built by TradeDraft, on the platform yours will use.

How customers choose

What people type when the water won't stop.

Plumbing searches are mostly urgent and local. The caller decides in a minute, on a phone, from what the first page shows.

  • "emergency plumber near me"

    A burst pipe or an overflowing toilet. They want a number at the top of the page and a straight answer on whether you come out after hours, and at what rate.

  • "blocked drain" plus the suburb

    They want to know you clear drains in their street, and whether you use a camera or a jetter before they ring.

  • "hot water system replacement"

    Cold showers, so they compare quickly: gas, electric or heat pump, and whether the price includes taking the old unit away.

  • "licensed gas fitter"

    Gas work makes people careful. They look for a licence number before they let anyone near the meter or the cooktop.

The gaps

A plumber's week rarely runs to plan.

When it slips, this is where the work you could have had ends up.

  • The rough-in that moved

    The builder isn't ready for rough-in, so Wednesday is empty. Your regulars don't need you this week, and the stranger with a dripping tap rings whoever Google lists first.

  • The toilet that backs up after dinner

    It overflows at 8.30, when you're finally off the tools. You miss the call in the shower, and they ring the next plumber before you're dry.

  • A search with no page of yours

    Someone types "blocked drain" and their suburb and gets three bigger outfits and a directory. Google can only list pages that exist, and that one of yours doesn't.

  • Hot water out, no answers

    Cold showers make people decide fast: gas, electric or heat pump, and who takes the old unit away. If your site doesn't say what you install, they ring someone whose site does.

What's included

Built for someone with water on the floor.

A button to call you, a quote request with a photo, and your licences where a stranger can check them.

A call button that's always in reach
With water across the laundry floor, nobody scrolls. The button to ring you is on every screen of the site.
Photos of the drain, the leak or the label
A photo of the leak, the drain or the hot water unit's label tells you what to bring before you ring back. Junk and bot submissions stop before they get to you.
Pages for drains, hot water and gas
Blocked drains, hot water, gas fitting, leak detection and renovation plumbing. If you run a CCTV drain camera or a jetter, the drain page says so in your words.
Suburb pages for where you'll drive
Pages for up to 3 suburbs (8 on Growth), with your Google Business Profile matched to them, for searches like "blocked drain Brunswick".
Plumbing and gas licences on show
Your plumbing and gasfitting licence numbers and classes go in the footer and on the about page, each linked to the state register if it has one.
Your Google reviews beside your number
Your Google rating and review count sit near the call button, so someone with a burst pipe can check you in the time it takes to dial.
Service pages

A page for every job you take on.

Each job gets its own page, written for what people type when it goes wrong, with your number and a quote form on it. We build the ones you do and leave out the ones you don't.

  • Blocked drains
  • Burst pipes and leaks
  • Hot water systems
  • Gas fitting and gas leaks
  • Leaking taps and toilets
  • Bathroom and kitchen renovation plumbing
  • Stormwater and downpipes
  • Rainwater tanks
  • Backflow testing
Licences by state

Plumbing is licensed work in every state.

Customers can't tell a licensed plumber from a handyman on Google. Your licence number on the site does that for them. The basics, by state:

Victoria
The Building and Plumbing Commission (which took over from the VBA in July 2025) registers and licenses plumbers by class. Only a licensed plumber can issue a compliance certificate, and gas work on Type A appliances always needs one.
New South Wales
Plumbing, draining and gasfitting are specialist work: a licence is needed whatever the job costs. Licences are issued through Building Commission NSW, and anyone can check one on Service NSW.
Queensland
The QBCC licenses plumbing, drainage and gasfitting work of any value, and its licence search is public.

Your site shows your licence number and the classes you hold, with a link to the public register where your state has one. We never word your site as if it gives plumbing advice: it tells people to call you.

Sources, checked October 2026: Building and Plumbing Commission (VIC): compliance certificates; NSW Government: categories of building and trade work; Service NSW: check a builder or tradesperson licence; QBCC: who must hold a licence. Rules change; check with the regulator before you rely on this.

How it works

Your part takes two minutes.

Nothing to pay until you’ve seen your site.

  1. 2 minutes

    Tell us your trade and suburb

    No card. No call.

  2. Within 1 business day

    Get your site

    Your services and contact details, already in.

  3. Free

    Ask for changes

    We make them before you pay anything.

  4. Within 5 business days

    Approve it. It goes live.

    Domain, hosting, SEO and Google profile, done.

  5. Every month

    We keep it working

    Updates, support and small changes.

Pricing

Two plans. Nothing to pay until you approve your site.

  • Standard

    $149 + GST per month

    For getting found and called.

  • Growth

    $199 + GST per month

    For winning more searches every month.

+ $499 go-live fee, after you approve

The promise

Your site, your call.

  • Pay after you approve

    The preview is free. No card.

  • No lock-in

    Month to month. Leave and it stays live to the end of the paid period.

  • Your content is yours

    Leaving? We export your pages and photos.

FAQ

Questions plumbers ask.

Can the site say I do after-hours work without promising 24/7?

Yes. It says what you actually do, for example "after hours when one of us is free, rate stated on the phone first". We never write 24/7 unless you staff it.

Can customers send a photo of the problem?

Yes. The quote form takes photos, so you can see the leak, the blocked drain or the label on the hot water unit before you call back.

Where does my plumbing licence go?

In the footer of every page and on the about page, with the classes you hold. Where your state has a public register, the number links to it.

Can the site list the gas work I do separately?

Yes. Gas fitting gets its own page, naming the appliances you install and service, with your gasfitting licence class beside it.

Can you promise a certain number of call-outs?

No. What we build is the path from a search for "blocked drain Brunswick" to your phone, and which call-outs you take is up to you. Nobody can honestly promise a count of jobs, a spot on Google or a set income.

What if I want to stop?

Stop when you like. There's no contract to break: the site keeps running until the end of the month you've paid for, and we hand over your pages and photos.

Who else sees an enquiry from my site?

Only you. A blocked-drain request from your Coburg page comes to your phone and is never sold, shared or passed to the plumber down the road. We charge nothing per call-out or per lead: one flat monthly plan.

Does this replace ServiceM8 or Tradify?

No. Run whatever job app you like, or a notepad on the dash. The request arrives on your phone with the address and the photo of the leak, you add it to your app as usual, and we never touch the app itself.

Can the drain page say I use a camera?

Yes, if you do. The blocked drain page can say you run a CCTV drain camera or a jetter, and what the customer sees from it, in your words.

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