Websites for pest control companies
More pest control calls.
From your website.
We build pest control websites that turn more local searches into calls and inspection bookings. See your new landing page within 10 days. Pay only if you approve it.
Send us your current pest control website. Get a short video with ideas within 24 hours.
The 10 days start once we have what we need. See how it works.
Busy season
Be the one they call
when busy season hits.
Pest calls come in waves. Every wave starts the same way: a homeowner sees something, grabs their phone and searches.
- SpringAnts and termitesSwarmer calls start the season, often the same afternoon someone spots them.
- SummerWasps and mosquitoesNests near a door turn into same-day jobs for whoever picks up.
- Cold monthsMice and ratsRodents move indoors, and the search happens at night from a phone.
They open two or three pest control websites and call the one that looks like it can fix this today. If your phone number is buried, your website doesn't mention the pest they're seeing, or it looks like it hasn't changed since 2014, they call the next company. You never find out that call existed.
What gets the call
Get the call: what
your pest control website needs.
- 01The pest they're seeing, namedA page for each pest you handle: mice and rats, ants, wasps and bees, bed bugs, cockroaches, termites. A homeowner with bed bugs wants a bed bug page, not a list of "residential services".
- 02Your number on every screenTap-to-call in the header, in the first screen and in a bar that stays on the bottom of the phone screen as they scroll.
- 03Proof you're safe to let inReviews, your technicians, your trucks, your licence and whether treatments are safe for kids and pets, all near the call button.
- 04The towns you serveA clear answer to "do you come to me?" before they have to call and ask.
- 05A short way to bookName, phone, ZIP or postal code and the pest. Four fields, not twelve.
- 06Clear facts for Google and AIService pages, area pages, business details and FAQs written so search engines and AI assistants understand what you do and where.
Pest control · Columbus, Ohio
See a pest control
website we built.
Porchlight Pest Co. is a sample pest control website we designed and built, set in Columbus, Ohio.
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"What are you seeing?"Visitors tap the pest and see what happens next and what it starts at.
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"Yes, we come to you."A ZIP code check answers the service-area question before the call.
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A call button that never leaves the screenOn desktop and on a phone, one tap away at any point on the page.
What you get
Every pest and every town
covered: the pages we build.
Your website is built from the services and towns you already work in, never copied city pages.
- HomepageSays what you do, where, and gets the call in the first screen
- Up to 6 pest pagesMice and rats, ants, wasps and bees, bed bugs, cockroaches, termites, or the pests you focus on
- Up to 5 area pagesOnly towns you serve, each with local facts, not a name swap
- AboutYour team, trucks, licence and reviews
- Contact and bookingTap-to-call and a four-field inspection form
Leads can go straight to Jobber, Housecall Pro, email or SMS.
How it works
See your new website
before you pay.
- Your landing page in 10 daysWe send a live preview link. Open it on your phone or computer.
- Pay only if you approve$1,500 USD, once. No deposit. Don't like it? You pay nothing.
- Your landing page goes liveOn your domain, with your call button and form tested.
- Your full website followsThe rest of your pest control website, on a schedule we agree in writing.
Late? Your full website is free. If your landing page isn't ready by day 10, you get the full agreed website at no charge. The 10 days start once we have your business details, photos and account access. Time waiting for your feedback doesn't count.
One price.
No surprises.
A pest control website built to get your phone ringing in every season. Words, pages, tracking and launch included.
$1,500 USD, once · no deposit · no long contract
FAQs
Straight answers
for pest control owners.
How much does a pest control website cost?
Ours is $1,500 USD, once, and you pay only after you approve your landing page. Across the market, a professionally designed pest control website usually costs $3,500 to $9,500, and specialist agencies charge $12,000 to $24,000. Website builders like Wix or Squarespace cost $16 to $39 a month plus your time. See the full cost breakdown.
Can my website send leads to PestPac, FieldRoutes or GorillaDesk?
Your form can send to Jobber, Housecall Pro, email or SMS as standard. Most pest control software can take leads from email. If you want a direct connection to PestPac, FieldRoutes or GorillaDesk, we check what your setup allows on the free call and quote anything extra before we start.
Will a new website get me more pest control calls?
A clearer website gives more of the people already finding you a reason to call you instead of the next company. No one can promise a number of calls or a Google ranking, and we don't. We build the pages, proof and call paths that give you the best chance.
Do I need a page for every town I serve?
Only for towns you serve, and only with something useful to say about each one. Copied city pages with the town name swapped can hurt you on Google. We build up to five area pages with genuine local detail.
Do I own my pest control website?
Yes, once you've paid. Your domain stays yours, and the finished website, words and design are yours to keep or move.
I already pay for leads from Angi or Thumbtack. Do I still need a website?
Shared leads go to several companies at once, and you pay for each one. Calls from your own website go only to you. Many owners use both; your website is the one you own.
What do you need from me?
Your pests and services, the towns you serve, any photos and reviews you want to use, access to your domain, and one person who approves the work.
Free website review
Free ideas for your pest control website.
Within 24 hours.
Send us your current website. You'll get a short video: what's working, up to three ideas, and the one fix to make first. No call needed.