A locksmith website, built for a locksmith.
Our first client was SB Locksmith in Melbourne, and everything on this page came out of building their site — the after-hours calls, the quoting, the commercial work. Not out of a marketing course.
- ABN 49 738 164 579
- Australian-owned, Melbourne
- Fixed price, no GST
- Live in 21 days
What locksmiths tell us
- Half your revenue arrives between 8pm and 6am, from somebody standing in the cold who rings whoever answers first.
- Every lockout call starts with fifteen minutes of "how much" before anyone gets in the ute.
- The commercial work — master keys, restricted systems, shopfitters — pays properly and your site never mentions it.
- Directory sites outrank you for your own suburb and then sell you back the lead.
How we build for locksmiths
Locksmiths ask us this
How do I get more after-hours lockout calls?
Three things, in this order: a Google Business Profile that says you are open 24 hours and is actually answered, one emergency button above everything else on your site, and an honest callout fee published next to it. The fee is the counter-intuitive one — the argument for it is that it filters the price shoppers out before they ring you, not after.
Should I publish my callout fee?
We think so, and the reasoning is simple: the person who rings after reading the fee has already accepted it, so the conversation starts at 'when can you get here' instead of 'how much'. Most locksmiths worry it scares people off. It does — it scares off the ones who were going to ring four others and take the cheapest. Whether that trade is worth it for you is your call, and we will build it either way.
Can a website bring in commercial locksmith work?
It can, but not the same way it brings emergency work. Commercial buyers — strata managers, shopfitters, facility managers — search during business hours, compare two or three options and want to see that you have done it before. That needs its own page with real examples, not a line on your home page.
Do you actually know locksmithing, or just websites?
We build websites — that is the job. What we know about locksmithing came from building for one: SB Locksmith in Melbourne, our first client, whose quoting and booking we built and who is still with us. You can open their site and ring the number. That is the whole reason this studio exists: we built the thing one locksmith needed, then found other trades needed it too.
What locksmiths read first
Ready to get more locksmiths work?
Tell us where you work and how many callouts you can take in a week. A fixed quote back within one business day, and there is a locksmith site already live that you can look at first.