Quote form, clear prices, proof from real visits
Trade Shopfront is for local services booked by the visit, giving cleaning firms and practical home trades a photo-led route from first impression to an enquiry, price choice and contact.
Switch devices, scroll the full page, or open the live demo. This is the exact layout, photos and sample text a new page starts with.
The headings are the demo's own sample text. Your brief, or the AI copy pass, replaces them; the structure stays.
More time for what matters
The quote form needs your four service points, five genuine photographs and accurate information for responding to cleaning enquiries.
Why choose this business should explain the reasons clients hire you, using claims you can support with evidence.
See the difference
Real homes and results need two genuine photographs from single first deep cleans, plus accurate details for the 12 listed options.
Room by Room, Every Time
Room-by-room cleaning requires your actual checklist, clear exclusions customers can record, and confirmation that cleaners tick tasks off in your app.
A trusted cleaning service
A trusted cleaning service needs an authentic customer quote, five real photographs and evidence for any ratings or weekly-service claims.
Booked in Two Minutes, Done in One Visit
Booked in Two Minutes needs four accurate steps and proof that no survey, deposit or contract applies, including the stated cancellation terms.
Before You Book
Before You Book answers common questions in an accordion; provide truthful answers, a monitored phone number, email address and the stated availability.
Ready for a cleaner, happier home?
Ready for a cleaner, happier home needs two relevant photographs and a working booking route that matches the button wording.
Someone searching for a Trade Shopfront needs a page that explains a local service quickly and gives them a clear next step. A generic business page can leave the important questions unanswered: what happens on a visit, what is included, what it costs and how to get in touch. This design is built around those decisions.
The mock-up uses a home cleaning service, but the structure is wider than cleaning. It can support work carried out in a home, garden or local property, where the customer is booking a visit rather than buying a product from a catalogue. The opening quote card, price choices, examples of completed work, service checklist and questions section give a trade a practical way to set out the offer.
It is not a replacement for a detailed project portfolio or a construction tender page. Firms whose work depends on larger builds, staged projects or case studies should also consider the Construction template.
Trade Shopfront is available in Forest, Teal, Navy and Plum. Choose one that fits existing business materials, then use it consistently across the page rather than trying to make every service look separate.
The default type pairing is Manrope for display text and Be Vietnam Pro for body copy. Alternatives pair Be Vietnam Pro with Plus Jakarta Sans or Hanken Grotesk for display text. Keep headings short, as this layout asks the main words to do useful work beside photography and forms.
The template needs fifteen photographs in total. Five appear in Quote, two sit with Pricing, five support Trust and two are used in the Closing band. Prepare images that show the real environment, work and outcome. The pricing images should make the comparison understandable. Trust images should support the review and service claims. Do not use a cleaning image for an electrician or removal company simply because it fills a space.
Starting from this template costs no credits. Rewriting its copy with AI costs about 20 credits. A useful brief names the trade, service area, the visits offered, the main enquiry goal, the real price structure and the terms that must not be changed.
It should also name the audience and the practical objections they raise. If bookings come by phone as well as through an enquiry form, say that. If the business offers one-off visits and recurring work, explain how those differ. The AI can then replace the cleaning example with relevant copy without turning an honest local offer into vague general language.
Write the main promise for the Quote band and four specific reasons to choose the service. Prepare the price options and what each includes. Gather the fifteen photographs, including a clear before-and-after pair where that comparison makes sense.
Write the checklist or visit scope for Included, a real customer review for Trust and the four stages for Process. Prepare the contact phone number, email address and the questions that need answering before someone enquires. Finally, check every booking label and service claim against what the team can actually provide.
A cleaning company can use the existing structure closely: define the visit types, show the difference from a first deep clean and set out the room-by-room work. A gardening service can replace rooms with garden areas and make the price options reflect the types of visit it offers.
A locksmith or electrician can use the form, proof, process and questions sections, but should make the scope of the call-out clear and remove any language about cleaners or recurring checklists that does not apply. A removals company may need more detail about the move itself; the Logistics template is worth reviewing alongside this one.
For a cleaning business that wants a page closer to the trade shown in the mock-up, see Cleaning Services. For transport, delivery or move-focused work, see Logistics. For larger building work and project-led enquiries, see Construction. For a service built around appointments in a clinic setting, see Aesthetic Clinic. Browse the wider professional services collection for related starting points.
It opens in the editor with the layout, the photographs and the sample text you have just scrolled through. Starting from a theme costs no credits.
