Homeowners choose a painter by the photos, the reviews and how fast you get back to them. We build a painting website that shows your work and ranks in your area, then follow up on every estimate so fewer go cold.
Most homeowners get a few quotes. Here's where painters lose them.
Homeowners judge painters by photos. If your site doesn't show finished rooms and exteriors, they move on.
Most jobs come down to a few quotes, and the painter who follows up politely often wins.
Reviews decide a lot of painting jobs, and happy customers rarely leave one unless you ask.
Before-and-after photos of your interiors, exteriors and cabinets, organized so homeowners find a job like theirs.
Interior, exterior, cabinet and commercial painting, plus a page for each town you serve.
Set up with your services, photos and service area, so you show up on the map.
A text after every finished job asks for a Google review, with a direct link.
Every quote gets polite check-ins, so it doesn't go cold while the homeowner decides.
Anyone who hangs up gets a text within a minute with a way to book an estimate.
Here's the system at work while you're busy on a job.
Apex Pro, an air duct cleaning company in Alpharetta, Georgia, had no website and no Google presence. Two days after the intake form, it had an 11-page site that scores 100 on Google's own tests.
Read the Apex Pro case study →Most painters start with Get Found: the site, the Google profile and review requests. Add the receptionist and follow-up with Never Miss a Job.
For trades with no site or a weak one.
For trades losing jobs to missed calls.
Yes. Send what you have and we'll organize it into galleries. Real photos of your own work beat stock photos every time.
After you mark a job done, the customer gets a text with a direct link to leave a Google review.
Yes. Each main service gets its own page, and each town you serve gets one too, so you can show up for searches like "interior painting" plus your town name.
About two hours at the start: a short form, a 15-minute kickoff call and your photos. After that, the only thing you need to look at is your monthly report.
No. Monthly plans have a three-month minimum, then go month to month. Commit to six months and you take 5% off the monthly fee.
Tell us about your business. You'll get a one-page audit of your Google listing, reviews, website and missed calls, with three local competitors for comparison.