Trades and maintenance
A few pages are enough: what you do, where, and how to reach you. That is what a customer looks for before calling, and nothing beyond it.
A small website usable straight away, built from a template with information you already gave — and a form landing where your calls land.
7 days, 20 answered calls, no card
Plenty of businesses run with no website, or with one built six years ago that nobody can edit any more. The result is identical: posted hours are wrong, the number has changed, and whoever is looking for a local service goes elsewhere.
This add-on builds a small site from templates, using information already given for reception: services, hours, area, how to get in touch. You write, you look at a private preview, you publish. An address is included, with no domain to buy.
The contact form creates a request in the same place as calls. That is the part that matters: a website does not become a parallel inbox nobody empties.
Every page starts from a template and fills with your information. Suggested wording is a draft: correcting it happens before anything exists publicly.
The preview can be shared with whoever you want while a site stays private. That is where typos, forgotten hours and missing services show up.
Publishing creates a version of the site. Where something goes wrong, returning to the previous version is one gesture, rather than a rebuild.
A request sent through the form joins requests from calls, carrying the same trade fields. Replayed submissions and spam create no duplicate.
The site and its simple form work alone. Automatic conversation on a website is another add-on; follow-up and sales attribution a third. Neither is forced by this one.
What it does not do: a store with payment, custom code, human migration of an existing site, or a promise of ranking or traffic. A personal domain stays possible, with your registrar's fees.
A few pages are enough: what you do, where, and how to reach you. That is what a customer looks for before calling, and nothing beyond it.
Service lists and hours are the two most consulted facts. Correcting them should take a minute, rather than a call to a supplier.
Holiday hours change every season. One current page saves a queue of callers asking the same thing.
Access instructions, parking and the list of documents to bring are short, heavily read pages. Correcting them yourself saves one more call to the front desk.
Nothing is published without your gesture, and a previous version stays available. Content belongs to you and it exports.
The add-on carries one site, a number of pages, draft versions per period, valid form submissions and file capacity.
A personal domain is billed by your registrar, outside a subscription. One stored file is not counted twice.
A status shown is technical qualification. The included address works with no steps on your side.
No. An address comes with the add-on. A personal domain stays possible, and it is billed by your registrar, outside the subscription.
In the same place as your calls, carrying the same trade fields. That is the part that matters: a website does not become a parallel inbox nobody empties. Replayed submissions and spam create no duplicate.
No. Suggested wording is a draft: you correct it, you look at a private preview, then you publish. Publishing creates a version, and returning to the previous one is one gesture rather than a rebuild.
No. The add-on does no store with payment, no custom code, no human migration of an existing site, and it promises no ranking and no traffic.
No. Two language versions per page are included. The add-on carries one site, a number of active pages, draft versions and valid form submissions per period, and file capacity where one stored file is not counted twice.
Make the site speak, or make it findable.
Website and pages