By industry

Websites for every kind of Ugandan business

We have written a page for what each trade actually needs on a website, and what it costs. Find yours - or tell us what you do and we will point you at the right one.

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35 trades, each with its own page. These are not the same page with the business type swapped - every one is written around what that trade sells, who buys it and what goes wrong online.

A school compound with classroom blocks, trees and a dirt track

Schools

Parents compare three schools before they visit one. Give them the fees, the requirements and a way to ask a question at 9pm, and you get the visit.

A university campus building behind lawns and mature trees

Universities and colleges

Students choose a course before they choose an institution. Make every programme its own page and you get found for every course you teach.

A clinic front with a green canopy and a large signboard

Clinics and hospitals

Someone unwell at 10pm is searching for you on a phone. Show them what you treat, whether you are open, where you are and what it costs.

A dentist in scrubs treating a patient in the chair

Dental clinics

Dental patients are price-sensitive and nervous. Publish what a filling costs and show real results, and you remove both objections at once.

Blue shelving racks stocked with medical supplies in a drug store

Pharmacies

For a pharmacy, being findable and being open are the whole business. Get the Maps listing right and the phone starts ringing.

A laboratory technician in a blue coat working beside a microscope

Medical laboratories

People search for the test, not the lab. A page per test panel is how they find you.

A lodge lounge with sofas and a view over green hills

Hotels and lodges

Every booking through an agency costs you 15 to 20 percent. A direct booking route pays for the website in one busy month.

Colourful apartment blocks against a bright blue sky

Apartments and short-stay rentals

Short-stay platforms take a cut of every night. Your own site takes none, and it works for the long-stay tenants platforms never send you.

Two cooks in bright clothes serving food from large pots

Restaurants and cafés

Your menu is the website. Get it online with prices and stop paying a delivery app 25 percent to show it.

A barber at work in front of a mirror in a small barbershop

Salons, spas and barbershops

Your work is the advertisement. Put the gallery and the price list online and let clients book without interrupting you mid-braid.

Two treadmills in a bright gym room with a big window

Gyms and fitness centres

People join a gym on impulse, usually at night. Publish your membership prices and your timetable so they can decide right then.

A row of small shops with goods displayed out on the pavement

Hardware and building supplies

Contractors want a price in two minutes. Give them a page to check instead of a call you have to answer.

A large house with a red tiled roof lit by the evening sun

Real estate agents

Buyers search by area and budget. If your plots and houses are not listed as searchable pages, you are invisible for every one of those searches.

A colonial-style court building with a small guard hut in front

Law firms

Corporate clients look you up before they instruct you. What they find decides whether the meeting happens.

A woman reviewing documents at a desk in her office

Accountants and auditors

Small businesses search for URA deadlines and company registration all year. Answer those and you meet your next retainer client.

A crowded road packed with cars, minibuses and motorbikes

Insurance brokers

Motor third party, medical, property. People search for the cover, not the broker. Give each product its own page.

People seated around tables at a workshop discussion

NGOs and non-profits

A donor officer will search your organisation before a grant decision. What they find is part of the assessment.

A brick church with a teal cross above its entrance

Churches and ministries

A newcomer wants three things before walking in: when you meet, where you are, and what happens in a service.

A women's group meeting under a thatched shelter

SACCOs and microfinance

Members want the interest rate and the requirements before they walk in. Publishing both is what separates you from a money lender.

Two workers bending steel reinforcement beside a brick wall on a building site

Construction and contractors

Tender committees search bidders before shortlisting. A firm they cannot verify online is a firm they can quietly drop.

A freight truck driving along a busy town road

Transport and logistics

Corporate clients award haulage contracts to firms they can verify. Your fleet list is the evidence.

A farmer carrying a basket of freshly picked tomatoes across his field

Farms and agribusiness

Buyers and exporters search for supply. If your capacity is not online, you are not in the conversation.

Two men screen-printing a bright yellow shirt at a workbench

Printing and branding

Every print job starts with "how much for 500 business cards". Answer it on a page and quote the serious ones.

A tour boat approaching a waterfall on the Nile

Tour and travel companies

A traveller in Europe is comparing you against six operators. Day-by-day itineraries and a real price are how you get shortlisted.

A driver training ground marked out with orange cones

Driving schools

Learners search for the price and the duration. Publish both and you fill the intake.

A mechanic working on the engine of a car with the bonnet open

Garages and car dealers

A broken-down car is an urgent local search. Be the garage that comes up, with a price and a phone number.

Two security guards standing at the gate of a large building

Security companies

Security is bought on trust and licensing. Both belong on your website before anyone calls.

A computer lab with red desks, chairs and monitors

IT and electronics shops

Electronics buyers compare prices across five shops in ten minutes. Be one of the five that published theirs.

A shop assistant stocking the shelves of a well-supplied supermarket

Supermarkets and retail shops

Delivery is the opportunity. Customers will pay for a shop that brings the order to Kiwatule by evening.

A seamstress sewing fabric at her workstation

Boutiques and fashion

Instagram sells the look. Your own shop takes the order without you typing prices in DMs all day.

A young photographer aiming a camera with a long lens

Photographers and videographers

Your portfolio is the sale. It just has to load before the client loses interest.

White event tents pitched on a garden lawn

Event planners and venues

Every enquiry starts with a date and a number of guests. Build the form around that and quote properly first time.

A cleaner using a vacuum cleaner on the floor of a large room

Cleaning and fumigation

Bedbugs and cockroaches are searched at midnight by someone who wants it solved tomorrow. Be the one with a price and a number.

Technicians fitting solar panels onto a roof

Solar and energy companies

Buyers want to know what a system costs and whether it will run their fridge. Answer both and the enquiries arrive qualified.

A carpenter sawing a board on a workbench

Furniture and interiors

Furniture is bought on sight and on price. Photograph what you have made and put a figure next to it.

Not on the list?

Tell us what your business does. The pattern is nearly always the same - explain what you sell, prove you are real, publish a price or a range, and make contact one tap away. We will tell you in one message what pages you need and what it costs.

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Send us a message on WhatsApp with what your business does. We will tell you what your site needs and what it will cost - no long meetings, no jargon.

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