Last updated: October 5, 2026
Websites for rural, agriculture and equestrian businesses, in 24 hours
Rural, agriculture and equestrian businesses work from farms, yards and fields, often with no office and a phone that rings while the owner is outdoors. Their customers decide quickly: can you reach my place, are you open or available, and do I trust you with my land, animals or horse?
Get your website in 24 hoursFirst draft in 24 hours. $99 a month if you love it. Nothing if you do not.
What rural, agriculture and equestrian businesses need on a website
- Clear location, directions and service area, readable on a phone from a lane or field
- Seasonal information that is easy to update: opening times, stock, availability and schedules
- A fast enquiry or booking route that works for someone standing outside
- Proof of trust: photos of real work, animals, produce and honest descriptions
- Plain pricing and terms so customers know what to expect before they call
What we build for them
Site Squad builds a hand-coded, fast site around how people actually find and use rural businesses: a home page that answers where, when and how to get in touch, plus a page for each service, product or activity. For shops and visitor farms, opening times and seasonal offers come first. For contractors and equine services, service area, equipment and a quick enquiry form matter most. Photos of the real place do most of the selling, and changes such as new hours or a new season go live within hours.
How it works and what it costs
Answer the two-minute quiz. Within 24 hours a first draft of your website is ready to look at on your phone. If you love it, it is $99 a month, with hosting, security, backups, your contact form and all changes included. If you do not, you pay nothing. Details on the pricing page.
Questions rural, agriculture and equestrian owners ask
Can the site handle seasonal changes like new opening hours or harvest dates?
Yes. Changes are included in the $99 a month and go live within hours, so you just send us the new dates, stock or prices.
We have patchy signal and work outdoors all day. How do we stay in touch?
The site is built so customers can call, message or use the contact form in a couple of taps. Enquiries come to you by email, so you can reply when you are back at the yard or in the cab.
Can the site show where we are for customers who are not used to country roads?
Yes. We add a clear address, a map, parking notes and any gate or lane directions you want customers to know about.
We already take bookings or orders through another tool. Do we have to change?
No. We work with the booking, ordering or payment tool you already use and link to it from the site.
What if we do not like the first draft?
You pay nothing. The first draft arrives within 24 hours, and if you love it the site is $99 a month with hosting, security, backups and changes included.
Every rural, agriculture and equestrian business we build for
12 kinds of business in this family. Each has its own page.
Farm shops, pick-your-own and farm cafés
Visitors want to know if you are open today, what is in season and whether the cafe has a table. The site puts hours, current produce, the menu and directions up front, with a photo of the place so people know what to expect.
Websites for farm shops, pick-your-own and farm cafésVeg-box schemes and direct-sale farms
Customers want to know what comes in the box, how often, what it costs and where it is delivered or collected. The site explains the scheme simply and points people to your existing sign-up or order tool.
Websites for veg-box schemes and direct-sale farmsVineyards, cider mills, honey farms, dairies and cheesemakers
Visitors look for tastings, tours, shop hours and a way to buy what you make. The site shows your products, explains your process and makes visits and orders easy to find.
Websites for vineyards, cider mills, honey farms, dairies and cheesemakersLivery yards, riding schools and equestrian centres
Riders and parents look for livery options, lesson types, facilities, safety and a way to enquire or book. The site lays out what you offer, who it is for and what happens next.
Websites for livery yards, riding schools and equestrian centresFarriers, saddlers, equine vets and horse transport
Horse owners want to know if you cover their area, what you do and how fast they can reach you. The site shows service area, services and a quick way to call or book, even from a yard.
Websites for farriers, saddlers, equine vets and horse transportAgricultural contractors and land drainage
Farmers and landowners want to know what work you do, what machinery you run and whether you cover their ground. The site lists services by season, shows your equipment and makes quoting easy.
Websites for agricultural contractors and land drainageFencing, hedging and forestry contractors
Landowners and homeowners look for the type of fence or tree work you do, photos of finished jobs and a simple way to ask for a quote. The site shows your range, your area and your safety credentials.
Websites for fencing, hedging and forestry contractorsFirewood, logs, hay and feed suppliers
Buyers want to know what you sell, what it costs, how it is measured and when it can be delivered. The site lists products and delivery areas, and makes ordering a quick phone call or form.
Websites for firewood, logs, hay and feed suppliersGarden centres and plant nurseries
Gardeners want to know what is in stock, what is in season and when you are open. The site shows plants and products by category, current opening hours, events and a way to ask a question.
Websites for garden centres and plant nurseriesTurf, topsoil, aggregates and mulch suppliers
Customers need to know what you sell, how much to order and when it can arrive. The site lists materials, explains how they are sold, and makes ordering and delivery questions simple.
Websites for turf, topsoil, aggregates and mulch suppliersKennels, catteries and gundog trainers
Pet owners want to know their animals will be safe, comfortable and well looked after. The site shows your facilities, your routines, your policies and how to check availability or book.
Websites for kennels, catteries and gundog trainersShooting estates, fishing lakes and rural experiences
Guests want to know what the day involves, what is included, what to bring and how to book. The site describes each experience, the location and the rules, and makes enquiries simple.
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What it costs and how fast it is
Answer a short quiz. Within 24 hours a first draft of your website is ready to look at on your phone or computer. If you love it, it is $99 a month, with hosting, changes and support included. If you do not, you pay nothing.
Get your website in 24 hours