You are up a ladder, your hands are full, and the phone rings. That caller does not leave a voicemail, they call the next company on the list. SiteCraft puts something on your site that answers them in your name, asks what is wrong, offers a time and takes their number. It is running further down this page. Talk to it before you believe a word of this.
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Try it, do not read about it
Pick your trade, then type what one of your customers would type. A burst pipe, a dead AC, a leak after a storm. Watch what happens to that person when nobody is free to pick up the phone.
It answers in your name
Not a chatbot introducing itself. It works there, as far as the customer is concerned.
It asks one thing at a time
The way a good receptionist does, so people actually finish the conversation.
It ends with a name and a number
Which is the only part of this that pays for itself.
It never invents a price
It says someone will confirm. You quote the job, not a machine.
Ridgeline Roofing is a made up name for this demo and has no link to any real business that shares it. This is the same assistant that would sit on your site, answering as you, day or night. It books people in. It never quotes a price.
Watch first
Two minutes on why a good contractor with a bad system loses to a worse contractor with a good one.
None of that is a website problem on its own. It is a system problem, and the website is one part of the fix.
How it works
Business name, what you do, where you do it. That is the whole form and it takes under a minute. No card, no call booked, no commitment of any kind at this point.
Inside 48 hours you get a working site for your business, on a real link you can open on your phone and show to whoever you want. Not a mockup, not a PDF. If you look at it and it is not for you, that is the end of it and there is no invoice.
The site is the front door. Behind it goes the missed-call text-back, the review requests, the booking calendar and the follow-ups, so a lead that arrives at two in the afternoon is handled whether or not you are holding your phone.
What you get
Every client gets all six. There is no stripped-back version with the useful parts sold back to you later.
Fast on mobile data, phone number in the thumb zone, quote form above the fold. Your customer is standing in a driveway deciding in ten seconds, and the site has exactly one job.
You miss a call because you are on a roof. Within seconds that caller gets a text in your company name, so they wait for you instead of dialling the next name on the list.
Every finished job asks that customer for a Google review, and follows up politely if they go quiet. Real customers only, and every one of them gets the same link to your Google review page.
Customers pick a slot on your calendar themselves. You stop playing phone tag over what time Thursday works and start seeing tomorrow already booked when you wake up.
Every quote and every enquiry gets chased on a schedule, automatically. Nothing goes cold because it slid off the bottom of your messages while you were working.
How many people came, how many called, how many booked. One short summary, so you know what the system did for you this month instead of guessing.
They are not comparing three proposals in a spreadsheet. They are on a phone, in a hurry, deciding in about ten seconds whether to call you or the next name down the list. The site has one job.

Demo builds
These three are demo builds, made to show what a SiteCraft site is, for made-up companies. Yours would be built the same way, for your real one.
What a roofing site needs is not what a pest control site needs, and neither of them costs what the other costs. So every SiteCraft site starts from your trade, not from a template built for somebody else's. These are the nine it is built for.
Most of the people who land on a trade site are outdoors, one handed, on a bad signal, and they are comparing you against two other numbers they already have. So the build starts at phone width and works up, not the other way round.

Pricing
Start with reviews only, or go all the way to a managed growth engine. Whichever you pick, you see a free demo of your own site before any money changes hands.
$99
per month, cancel anytime
Google reviews on autopilot, alongside whatever site you already have.
$297
per month
The website and the automations that make it worth having.
$3,000+
one-time, then $597 a month
Everything in Starter, plus an assistant like the one you just talked to, answering on your own site.
$4,997
upfront, then $997 a month
Website, chat and phone all answered, and the paid growth engine run for you.
Prices are in US dollars. Month to month, no contract, cancel any time.
Not ready for a new site?
Homeowners rarely scroll past the first three results on Google Maps, and the top three are not the best companies in town. Their reviews, how many and how good, are part of what puts them there. Review Machine asks every finished customer for you, sends up to two reminders, and stops. It runs next to the website you already have and changes nothing about it.
$99 a month, first 14 days free, no setup fee.
FAQ
Is the demo actually free?
Yes, and there is no card and no call to sit through first. I build a working site for your business and send you the link. If you want it live we talk about what happens next. If you do not, you never hear from me again and there is no invoice.
How long does the demo take?
Within 48 hours of your request, usually sooner. You get a live link and as long as you want to look at it. Show it to your partner, your crew, whoever you normally check things with.
Do I need to understand any of this?
No. Design, build, hosting and every automation are mine. Your part is telling me about the business, once, on WhatsApp. Most of my clients have never touched a website setting in their life.
How do the automations actually work?
Someone fills in the form and lands on your calendar. Someone rings and you miss it, they get a text in seconds. A job gets marked done and that customer is asked for a review. All of it runs whether or not you are near your phone.
Can I cancel?
Month to month, no contract, no cancellation fee. If the system is not earning more than it costs you, it should not have your money, and I would rather you tell me than quietly resent it.
SiteCraft or one of the Orinflow packages?
SiteCraft when you need the website itself: a full site for your trade with the lead system inside. Already have a site you are happy with and only need every lead answered? The Orinflow packages do that on HighLevel pages, from $197 a month. Same person builds both.
Because a roofer and a business coach are not the same buyer. A coach wants funnels, email sequences and a booking calendar. A roofer wants the phone to ring and someone to answer it when they are up a ladder. Trying to sell both from one page means selling neither well.
So SiteCraft is the answer when a trade business needs the website itself. Already have a site you are happy with and only need every lead answered? The Orinflow packages do that on HighLevel pages, from $197 a month. The same person builds both, and it does not matter which one you contact.
I will build the demo site first. You look at it, and only then decide whether it is worth paying for.