Willo for Electricians
You already have the license, the truck and the reviews. What you probably do not have is a page for EV charger installs, or one for every town you cover. Paste your address and Willo rebuilds what you have, then fills in what is missing.
Start with a free scan of your site.
Free migrationBeta · No credit card · Willo scans first and shows you what it found — nothing is rebuilt until you approve.
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Rewiring, panel upgrades, troubleshooting, EV chargers, smoke detectors. One page each, not one paragraph each.
Every town and neighborhood in your service area gets its own page, with your real coverage and your real service-call terms.
Customers search for a breaker that keeps tripping, not for troubleshooting. Each page is written in the words they actually type.
These are the kinds of searches people run when they need an electrician. Each one wants a different page, and plenty of electrician sites answer all of them with one.
An emergency service page that states your hours, your coverage and your service-call fee before they dial.
A dedicated EV charger page per area. People search for the install by name, so it needs a page of its own rather than a line on a services list.
A pricing guide with your real ranges and what moves them, updated whenever your prices change.
A service page that explains the job, the signs you need it, and what you charge to do it.
A service-area page for that neighborhood, with the name, address, phone and hours Google checks against your Business Profile.
The move brings your current site across. After that, Willo builds in chat: pages, and tools that run on your business's own database, logins and payments. Each one is built when you ask, from your plan's credits.
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Willo reads your current site, shows you everything it found, and rebuilds it with your words, your photos and your logo once you approve the scan. Your live site is never touched, and the new one starts at a Willo address so you can compare the two.
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Customers pick their panel size, how far the parking spot is from the panel and the charger they want, and see a ballpark from your own numbers before they book a site visit. Every estimate arrives as a lead with the details attached.
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The request form takes a photo of the panel or the problem, stored on your business's own backend, so you know what you are walking into before you drive out.
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Plenty of electrician sites stop at Home, About and Contact. After launch, Willo writes the service and area pages underneath them when you ask.
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License number, insurance, and the certifications customers check for sit on every page, not buried in a footer on one of them.
Agent Programs
Programs are workers you set up once in chat. They run on a schedule, or when an email or another app tells them something happened, and keep going while you are on a ladder.
Every Monday
Researches new subdivisions, commercial fit-outs and permit news in your service area and emails you a short list of who to call.
When a job closes in Jobber
Zapier tells the program the job is done. It drafts a thank-you with your Google review link, and you approve it from your email in one tap.
When a request arrives
Point your requests inbox at its address. It replies to each customer with your service-call terms and asks for what you need to quote, like a photo of the panel.
Agent Programs come with the Builder plan and up. You describe one in chat and Willo sets it up. You choose whether it acts on its own or asks you first, and a run that has just read an incoming email or app event always asks before it contacts anyone new. How Agent Programs work
After launch
A rebuilt site is worth something once. What you subscribe for is what happens after launch, while you are in an attic with a flashlight in your teeth.
Right after launch
Your contact form sends each request to your Willo inbox and your email within seconds, and you reply straight from the email. On a paid plan, connect Stripe to take deposits on scheduled work, paid straight into your own account.
Around the clock
Your Agent Programs keep working between visits to the dashboard: the request responder answers at 9pm, and the new-build list is in your inbox Monday morning.
In the background
Switch on the Growth Engine and Willo works through your roadmap on its own: it researches what people in your area search for and proposes the next area or service page. Nothing changes on your site until you approve it.
In season
Storm season brings surge protection and generator questions. Willo writes for what people are searching now, not what was relevant in March.
When work slows
Ask Willo for an offer to the customers in your Willo contacts — safety inspections, panel checks, the jobs that fill a quiet week. You get a test copy first, and nothing sends until you confirm.
Every Monday
A results email: visitors, top pages, leads, sales, what Willo shipped, and one next step.
The Growth Engine, email campaigns and payments are on paid plans, and Agent Programs on the Builder plan and up. Growth Engine site changes wait for your approval, and no email goes out until you confirm. See what each plan includes
Willo is not job management software. Keep the system that runs your day. Willo is the website, the search presence and the marketing that fills the schedule it runs.
Dispatch, scheduling, invoicing and the job history your business runs on. These are good at that and Willo does not do it.
The reviews you have earned and the map pack placement that comes with them. Yours, and it stays yours.
Both stay where they are. Pointing your domain at the new site comes with the Builder plan and up, whenever you are ready; email is never part of the move.
Nobody can promise a ranking, and anyone who does is guessing. What Willo controls is everything a move can break, and it protects all of it: your page addresses carry across, anything that has to change gets a 301 redirect, and your titles, descriptions and metadata come with you. It also repairs things builders commonly get wrong — canonical tags pointing at the wrong page, missing sitemaps, the same page served at several addresses. Your current site stays live the whole time, so you compare the two side by side before you switch anything.
Your choice, made before anything is built. Willo can rebuild your site exactly as it is — same layout, same words, same photos — or keep your content and design you a new site around it. Either way the scan shows you what it found first, and the result goes live at a Willo address so you can compare it with your current site before you switch.
No. Willo does not schedule jobs, dispatch vans or raise invoices, and it is not trying to. Keep what you use for that. Willo handles the website, the service and area pages, the content and the marketing that brings the work in.
Neither is touched by the migration. Your domain stays with your registrar, and your new site is published at a Willo address first. Pointing your own domain at it comes with the Builder plan and up, whenever you are ready. Email is separate from your website and is not part of the move.
You talk to it. Willo works as a chat: you say what you want changed and it makes the change. There is no page builder to learn and no dashboard to master. Every change can be undone, and if you would rather check things first, turn on drafting and changes wait in a private copy until you publish.
The scan reads your live site and shows you what it found in a few minutes. An exact rebuild usually finishes within an hour of you confirming; a new design starts with a short planning chat. The result goes live at a Willo address first, and starting the scan does not commit you to anything.
Your current site stays live the whole time. You compare the two side by side, and nothing switches until you say so.
Free migrationBeta · No credit card · Willo scans first and shows you what it found — nothing is rebuilt until you approve.
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