Trade What You Do for a Website That Brings In Calls.
Money is tight but your business has something to offer? Get Us Listed takes barter requests. Tell us what you could trade and the website you need, and if it is a fit we put the whole trade in writing before any work starts.
Your Work Has Value. A Trade Puts It to Use.
The businesses that most need a website that brings in calls are often the ones with the least cash to spare: a new contractor, a shop still finding its feet, a farm in a slow season. Meanwhile your business already produces something other people pay for. A barter lets both sides put real work into the deal instead of money. You get a website built and launched by Get Us Listed, and we get something we can genuinely use from you. Before you offer anything, it helps to know what a website is worth to you: what a lead is worth and the real return on a website walks through the math in plain numbers.
- The website and its pages, named in writing
- What you provide, and when
- The value of each side, at normal prices
- Who owns what at the end: the site is yours
- What happens if either side’s plans change
Four Steps,
All in Writing.
Nothing is built and nothing is owed until both sides have agreed to the same written proposal.
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Step 1
You send a barter request
Use the form below. Tell us what your business could trade, what you usually charge for it, and what kind of website you need.
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Step 2
We read it and reply
Every request gets an answer. If we have questions about your offer or the site, we ask them before saying yes or no.
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Step 3
A written proposal
If the trade is a fit, you get a proposal that lists the website, what you provide in return, the value of each side and when each part happens.
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Step 4
The build and the trade
We build the site and you review it before it goes live. You deliver your side as the agreement says, and the website is yours.
What People Ask
About Trading for a Website.
Anything Get Us Listed can genuinely use: the service your business provides, products, or something else of real value. Tell us what it is and what you normally charge for it, so both sides of the trade start from a clear number.
Each side is valued at its normal price: what Get Us Listed charges for the website you need, which you can compare on the pricing page, and what you normally charge your own customers. The written proposal shows both numbers, so the trade is even and nothing is left to a handshake.
Because a website that ranks and turns visitors into calls keeps working long after the trade is done. Many local businesses lose jobs to a competitor whose site simply looks more trustworthy; why contractors lose jobs to competitors with better websites explains what customers compare.
Yes. A barter website goes through the same build, the same review before anything goes live, and you own it at the end. The only difference is how it is paid for, and that is written into the agreement before any work starts.
You can ask for that. Say in your request how much you would like to cover in trade and how much in payment, and the written proposal from Get Us Listed will show both parts so nothing is left to guesswork.
In the United States the IRS treats bartered goods and services as income at their fair market value, for both sides of the trade. The agreement lists the value of each side so you have it for your records; ask your accountant how to report it.
We will tell you plainly, and why. Either way you are welcome to the free 12-point visibility audit, which shows what your current site and listings need first.
Tell Us What You
Could Trade.
Describe your offer and the website you need. Get Us Listed reads every barter request and replies either way.