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How your wee site, GotAPal and ServicePay work together.

Your own site is the part you own. Everything else should point to it. — and turn every finished job into the next one.

6 min read · 3 Wee Pages Guides

A website, a directory listing and a way to take payment each do a different job. Here's what each one is for, which one you actually own, and what's open today.

1. Get found — a free GotAPal profile

GotAPal is our sister product: a UK trades directory. A profile is free, and it's one more place your business name, number and area appear. Directories work best alongside your own site and your Google Business Profile, not instead of them.

2. Look legit — your wee site

Your own three-page website on a real .co.uk is the home customers land on when they Google your name, wherever they first heard of you. Link to it from your directory profiles, and to them from it.

3. Get paid — ServicePay, when it opens

ServicePay is our sister product for quotes, jobs and card payments. It isn't open to new businesses yet. When it is, it will be the place to take payment and ask for a review after each job.

The loop, in one line

Get found → look legit (your wee site) → do the job → ask for a review → get found more. Your own site is the one piece you own outright; everything else points to it.

Do you need all three?

No — each works on its own, and they don't connect to each other automatically yet: you add your links yourself. Start with a £149 wee site and a .co.uk in your name, and add the others if they help.

Common questions

Do I need GotAPal, a website and ServicePay?

No — each works on its own, and they don't connect automatically yet. Your own site is the part you own; directory profiles and payment tools point to it.

Is a GotAPal profile really free?

Yes — a GotAPal listing is free. You can link to it from your site.

Ready to start?

Answer a few questions and watch your three pages build. See it before you pay — £149 to launch, your own .co.uk included.

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