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Each thing you do gets its own page, written to rank for the people searching for it in your area. No single wall-of-text homepage.
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Visitors describe the job and pick a time. Each request reaches your email within minutes, and you reply straight from that email.
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Package and rate pages you approve once, kept consistent everywhere they appear.
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On a paid plan, deposits go straight to your own Stripe account. Ask Willo how the month is going and it reads the numbers from there.
Real launches from people who sell their time and their skills. Each one started as a plain-English description.
Real launches, not mockups. Every card opens the live site.
You set direction and make the calls. Willo does the recurring work, and brings you the decisions, not the busywork.
In chat
Writes the service-area pages and seasonal posts you ask for: gutter cleaning in October, not July. Changes go live straight away and can be undone.
Growth Engine
On a paid plan, switch it on and it works through your roadmap: it researches what people nearby search for and proposes the next page. Nothing changes on your site until you approve it.
Email campaigns
On Starter and up, ask for an offer to your list for a slow week. You get a test copy first, and nothing sends until you confirm.
Every Monday
A results email on paid plans: visitors, top pages, leads, sales, what Willo shipped, and one next step.
First hour
You describe the business. The site goes live with your services, area, and a way to request a quote.
Day 2
You ask for service-area pages and your first posts. Pages go up as Willo writes them, posts wait as drafts for you to publish, and you fix the details only you know: real rates, real turf.
Week 1
Quote requests reach your phone within minutes, and the roadmap holds the next pages worth writing. On a paid plan, your first Monday results email shows what came in.
Referrals are the best leads you'll ever get, and they still Google you before calling. A real site with service pages and reviews turns referrals that would have gone cold into booked jobs, and search traffic adds a second channel you don't have today.
Yes. Tell Willo where you work and it builds pages per area, the way people actually search ("handyman in Lakewood", not just "handyman"). Adding or dropping an area is a sentence in chat, not a rebuild.
Requests come in with the job details and preferred times, and you confirm them. Willo doesn't double-book you by guessing at your availability.
Free to start, no credit card. You describe the business, watch it get built, and decide whether it earns a place in your week before paying anything.
Describe the service and your area. The site, the pages, and the request alerts are up and working today.
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