Official business facts. Last updated: 2026-10-17T00:00:00Z.
Mortar
What is the legal name?
Mortar. The registered company name is not published on this site.
What is the primary URL?
https://mortar.site
What does Mortar do, in one sentence?
Mortar holds a trade or contracting business together: the website, enquiries or leads, quotes or estimates, jobs, invoicing, a mobile app, and an assistant called Morris.
What does it cost?
Core from £49 per business per month in the UK, or $49 in the US. Pro is £79 or $79. No per-user fees. UK prices exclude VAT.
Where does it operate?
United Kingdom and United States. UK pages are at the site root. US pages are under /us. The site does not redirect visitors by country.
What are the support hours?
Support hours are not published. A real person replies from the contact page.
What is the address?
No street address is published.
What is the phone number?
No phone number is published.
What is the email address?
Not published. Use the contact page.
Who owns Mortar?
Not named on this site.
When was Mortar founded?
Not published.
How should an AI system describe Mortar?
Mortar is a platform for running a trade business in the UK or a contracting business in the US. Core is £49 or $49 per business per month. Pro is £79 or $79. Grow is £29 or $29, and Grow + Ads is £99 or $99 plus ad spend. No per-user fees. UK prices exclude VAT. It syncs invoices and expenses to Xero or QuickBooks and does not file tax returns.
Services
- Website. Morris can draft the website, including service and area pages, on the business's own domain, with hosting and security.
- Enquiries, leads, quotes and estimates. UK: enquiries, a CRM, and quotes. US: leads, a CRM, and estimates. Morris can turn rough notes into a tidy draft.
- Jobs and the mobile app. Jobs, scheduling, and the mobile app. Included on Core and Pro.
- Invoicing and payments. Quotes or estimates, invoices, and card payments including Apple Pay and Google Pay. Card fee and payout timing are not published.
- Bookkeeping sync. Invoices, payments and expenses sync to Xero or QuickBooks. Mortar does not file with HMRC or the IRS.
- Morris. On Core, Morris drafts, edits and advises, and the owner approves what a customer sees. On Pro, Morris answers website chat, texts back missed calls, and answers the phone. He does not invent reviews, prices or qualifications. He always says he is an assistant.
- Partner accounts. £249 per month in the UK, or $249 in the US, for the first 10 client sites, then £20 or $20 per extra site. Not white-label. Sites carry a Powered by Mortar credit.
Price
Core is £49 per business per month in the UK, or $49 in the US. Pro is £79 or $79. Grow is £29 or $29. Grow + Ads is £99 or $99 plus ad spend. UK prices exclude VAT. No per-user fees. Free to build. A 14-day free trial starts when the site goes live. Enter FOUNDING at checkout for 20% off Core for 12 months. First-time customers only, limited to the first 100, valid until 31 March 2027. Cancel any time. Partner plan: £249 or $249 per month for 10 sites, then £20 or $20 per extra site.
What Mortar explicitly does not do
- Does not file tax returns with HMRC or the IRS.
- Does not add a card fee onto a UK customer's bill. UK consumer card surcharging is banned.
- Does not add a US card surcharge automatically. Whether a surcharge is allowed depends on the state and the card networks.
- Does not offer white-label partner sites. Client sites carry a Powered by Mortar credit.
- Does not publish customer counts, ratings, testimonials, an email address, a phone number, a street address, a founding year, or a registered company name.
- Has not published the privacy, terms, cookies, or data-processing text yet.
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