Your own page, free
An IT support page should answer three things fast: what you fix, where you go, and why you can be trusted. Services come first with prices, such as a call-out or a laptop repair, then badges for your company number and insurer, then the area you cover. Reviews from local clients help a lot. A notice banner can say when you are away, and Book lets people ask for a visit time that you approve.
Questions it support ask
What should an IT support invoice include?
The client's name and address, the date of the visit, and separate lines for the call-out, hours of labour and any parts fitted. Describe the fix in a few words, such as virus removal or router setup. Then the total, due date and bank details, plus your VAT number if you are VAT registered.
How do I charge for an IT support contract?
Agree what the contract covers each month: how many visits or hours, how quickly you respond, and what costs extra. Then invoice a monthly Support contract line. Work outside the contract, such as setting up a new laptop, goes on the same invoice as its own line so the client can see the difference.
Should I charge a call-out fee for computer repairs?
A call-out fee covers the time and travel to reach someone, even if the fix takes five minutes. Many technicians charge one for home visits and fold it into a monthly contract for regular business clients. Whatever you decide, put it on your page so nobody is surprised when the invoice arrives.