Instant-quote websites for trades
Halo builds mobile-first websites for UK and Isle of Man trades with an instant-quote calculator based on your own prices and a quote-request form that sends every enquiry straight to you.
Typical first release
A focused site for one trade and service area: clear services, an indicative quote calculator for your most common jobs, a spam-protected quote-request form, email lead alerts and basic search foundations.
Not included automatically
Delivery path
The calculator returns only the ranges you approved, every test quote request reaches your inbox, the site works on a phone and the wording makes clear that the final price follows a survey or call.
You supply your rates, call-out charge, minimums and the jobs you quote most often. You approve every rule.
A visitor picks the job, answers a few questions and sees an indicative range clearly labelled as an estimate.
They send their details and job notes. You receive an email alert and the request is kept on record.
You call, survey or visit and give the real quote. Nothing is booked or charged automatically.
Relevant public surfaces
Verified Halo work is labelled separately from any Public reference only surface. The links do not imply customer outcome metrics.
Evidence class: Verified Halo work
Jobs, quotes and invoice support for UK tradespeople, with a dedicated product and support surface.
Built and operated by David Shelley
Proof type: Public product and App Store listing
Status: Live product website and current App Store listing
Evidence checked: 8 August 2026
Boundary: Public availability does not prove adoption or customer outcomes.
Capability shown: App engineering, documents and customer support routes
Capability questions
Start with the useful release and evidence standard; the tool choices come after.
A focused site for one trade and service area: clear services, an indicative quote calculator for your most common jobs, a spam-protected quote-request form, email lead alerts and basic search foundations.
The calculator returns only the ranges you approved, every test quote request reaches your inbox, the site works on a phone and the wording makes clear that the final price follows a survey or call.
More brands, audiences, locations, integrations, sensitive data, live-account access, legacy migration, content volume and third-party approvals can all change the release plan and price.
No. The calculator shows an indicative range from rules you approve, and the site says so. Your firm quote follows a call, survey or visit, exactly as it does today.
Trades with jobs that can be roughly priced from a few answers, such as plumbing, electrical work, roofing, cleaning, decorating, landscaping and small building jobs. Jobs that always need a survey can still use the quote-request form.
Practical guides
Each guide explains a bounded first release, the evidence to retain and the outcomes no supplier can honestly guarantee.
What an AI receptionist should capture when a UK or Isle of Man firm misses an inbound call, and where marketing-call rules start.
Ready when you are
Send an existing page or workflow for a free first look, or tell Halo what you want to create. You will get a specific next step, not a generic AI roadmap.