Websites for mobility dealers

A dealer website that turns online research into calls and showroom visits

Families shopping for a stairlift, scooter or power chair compare dealers on their phones before they call anyone. I rebuild websites for mobility and medical equipment dealers so they find what you sell, understand it, and ask you for a quote. I rebuilt and still look after mobilityindy.com.

Book a website project call

Fixed prices from $6,500. I work remotely and keep US Eastern morning hours.

Where dealer websites lose buyers

Products are hard to find

A catalogue that only lists brand names, or hides what you rent and sell, sends families to the dealer whose site explains it.

Quote requests stall

Forms that break on a phone, or send requests to an inbox nobody watches, cost you calls you never knew about.

Search engines cannot read your products

Missing product data and stale sitemaps keep your products out of shopping results.

What you get

Built for showroom and phone inquiries

Product and service pages for the lines you sell, rent and install
Quote, rental and showroom-visit requests that reach your team
Product structured data with the prices you choose to show
Accessible pages that work for older visitors and caregivers
Tracking for calls, quote requests and bookings
Location pages if you have more than one showroom

Case study

Mobility Indy

Mobility Indy, an Indianapolis mobility equipment store, runs on a site I rebuilt and maintain.

WordPress and WooCommerce rebuild
Product pages and category structure
Security hardening and updates
Product structured data with real prices

Read the Mobility Indy case study

“He's always trying to think outside of the box. 'What does this client need? What's best for their business? And how do I make it happen?' He doesn't quit until he finds answers. No matter what we've come up against, Simon has always found a way.”

StoddardOwner, Mobility Indy

Price

Two sizes, fixed prices

Core

$6,500 fixed price

About 8 weeks. Scope: up to 12 page templates and content migration of up to 25 pages.

Discovery and sitemap
Design of key templates on the agreed theme
WordPress build on clean managed hosting
Inquiry and booking forms routed to email and the client CRM
Analytics with form, booking and call conversion events
Redirects and on-page SEO for migrated pages
Speed, accessibility and mobile checks
Launch and 30 days of fixes
Training video and handoff document

Growth

Adds a catalogue or program flows and one CRM integration

$9,500 fixed price

About 10 weeks. Scope: up to 20 templates; product catalogue or program and admissions flows; one CRM integration.

Growth is the right fit if you want an online catalogue or store, or quote requests connected to your CRM.

Everything in Core
Product catalogue (WooCommerce or listing) or program pages with request-info and apply flows
One CRM integration (Salesforce, HubSpot or Zoho) with field mapping and tests
Location or campus pages
Conversion review 30 days after launch

Payment: 50% at signature, 25% at design approval, 25% at launch. You own the site, domain and content. Not ready to commit? Start with the website and inquiry audit for $750; the fee comes off the rebuild if you go ahead.

How it works

From first call to launch

A 30-minute call
We look at your current site together and talk about what it needs to do. If a rebuild is not worth it, I will say so.
Written scope and fixed quote
Within three business days: pages, features, timeline and price in writing. Work starts when the first payment arrives.
Design and build
You approve the design before the build. You get a short written update every week and a review link for each stage.
Launch and handoff
Forms, bookings and tracking are tested after launch. You get 30 days of fixes, a training video and a handoff document.

Questions

We have a site from our supplier. Can you move our products?

Yes. I migrate the products and pages worth keeping and redirect the old addresses so search rankings carry over.

Can you show prices?

You choose. Product data only ever shows prices you decide to publish.

Who owns the website?

You do: the site, the domain and the content. Hosting is in your name, and you can leave at any time.

Do you write the content?

I edit and structure the content you already have and fill small gaps. Writing a whole site from scratch is quoted separately.

You are not local. How does that work?

I work remotely and keep US Eastern morning hours. You get a written update every week, review links for each stage, and calls in US morning hours.

Who does the work?

I lead every project: scope, design, quality checks and launch. A developer I work with handles routine build tasks under my review.

Ready for a dealer website that works for 2027?

Book 30 minutes. We will look at your current site together, and you will get a written scope and fixed quote within three business days if a rebuild makes sense.