Who we are
ContractorUK has been online since 1999. It started as a home for UK IT contractors and grew into news, guides, calculators, a jobs board and a forum for people who work for themselves through their own company. The website guides are written by the same editorial team.
What we write about
Getting a business website right in the UK: what the law says a company site must show, what things really cost, how the main website builders compare, and what different trades and professions should put on theirs. Everything we've published is listed on our website guides page.
How we check what we publish
Every rule, price and figure in a guide comes from the source that sets it: GOV.UK, legislation.gov.uk, the regulator for that profession, or the company's own pricing page. Where a page quotes someone else's prices or rules, it says where they came from and the date we checked them. If we can't confirm something, we leave it out.
When we compare our own service with someone else's, we give their strengths a section of their own and say plainly when they're the better choice.
Corrections
Prices change and rules get updated. If you spot something out of date or wrong, email marketing@contractoruk.com and tell us which page. We'll check it and update the page, with a new date.
How ContractorUK makes money
We sell ContractorUK Websites, the website service these guides mention. ContractorUK also earns from advertising and job listings on the main site. Being paid by our own customers is why we try hard to get the guides right: if they're wrong, people stop trusting the rest of what we say.
Company details: Rocky-Messissi Ltd, trading as ContractorUK, registered in England and Wales, company number 16464554. Registered office: Unit 36 Silk Mill Industrial Estate, Brook Street, Tring, HP23 5EF.
How ContractorUK builds it
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1Describe your business
A few lines about what you do, or upload your CV.
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2We plan your site
Pages, wording and design, with gaps marked for you to fill.
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3Your site, built for you
Usually within ten minutes. Free to look at for 7 days.
