Direct answer
What pages should a small business website have?
Most small-business sites need a clear homepage, dedicated pages for main services, a way to understand pricing or packages, a booking or quote path, proof (reviews or work), and FAQs. Paste your URL to see which of those may be missing or thin on your public site.
Missing Money Pages
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Examples of pages that are often missing
Homepage that states who you help and what you do
Visitors decide in seconds whether they are in the right place. Vague slogans waste that moment.
Example path: /
One page per important service
Separate pages help people (and search) find the exact service they need instead of skimming a long list.
Example path: /services/lawn-maintenance
Areas you serve
Local buyers want to know you cover their suburb or city. A service-area page answers that quickly.
Example path: /areas-we-serve
About or team page with real faces
For service businesses, trust often depends on knowing who will show up. A short about page helps.
Example path: /about
Privacy and basic policy pages where needed
Contact forms and online booking work better when visitors can find how you handle their details.
Example path: /privacy
What this check can and cannot do
- We only read public pages. Login walls and private areas are not checked.
- Heavy JavaScript-only sites may fail honestly if we cannot read the HTML.
- We do not invent revenue loss, prices, testimonials or guarantees.
- Findings are recommendations to review — not automatic website changes.
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Common questions
What pages does a small business website need?
At minimum: a clear homepage, service pages for what you sell, a path to enquire or book, proof of work or reviews, and answers to common questions. Pricing or packages help whenever you can share ranges or starting points.
How many pages do I need?
Quality beats quantity. A few clear service and booking pages usually outperform dozens of thin blog posts that do not help someone decide.
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