Trade & wholesale portal
Registration and approval, tiered trade pricing, order history and a customer dashboard — a second, private website behind a login.
Not different colours — different structure. An emergency plumber is won on a phone in ninety seconds. A law firm is chosen after a week of quiet reading. A builder is judged on a portfolio. Building all three from the same template is how agencies produce sites that look fine and do nothing.
Trades
Supply & wholesale
Professional services
Care & community
The menu
Each industry page picks six of these and explains what they mean for that trade. Anything marked quoted is custom software or automation, priced on top of the monthly plan.
Build
Registration and approval, tiered trade pricing, order history and a customer dashboard — a second, private website behind a login.
Enquiries land in ServiceM8, simPRO, AroFlo or Fergus as a job, instead of an email somebody re-types at 7pm. Only software that publishes an API gets named here.
Every lead into Zoho, HubSpot, Salesforce or Pipedrive with its source attached, so you can see which marketing produced which sale.
Real appointment booking through Cal.com, Calendly or straight into your own system — not a form that promises a callback.
An indicative price on the spot from the details a customer can supply themselves. Converts better than a callback and filters out the jobs that were never viable.
Stage progress, photos, documents, variations and approvals in one place the client can check at 9pm instead of ringing you.
The customer photographs the problem and uploads it with the enquiry, so you can triage before spending half a day driving.
Service agreements and maintenance contracts that renew, bill and schedule themselves — the difference between one-off jobs and predictable income.
Who is where, what is next, and which jobs are unassigned — for a business that has outgrown a diary and a group chat.
Inspection reports, engagement letters, quotes and job records produced from the job data instead of retyped into a template. Statutory certificates that a regulator issues — an electrical COES, for instance — stay with the licensed worker and their lodgement system.
Finished work organised by job type and suburb, so a visitor can find a project like theirs. In visual trades this is the part that sells.
Contrast, text sizing, keyboard navigation, real alternative text, screen-reader-compatible forms and plain language — built in, not audited in afterwards.
What is actually on the floor right now, priced for the customer looking at it. Stops the phone call that starts "do you have…".
Structured enquiries that capture what you need to accept or decline the work — matter type, funding, urgency, the other side's name — so what reaches you is a triaged list.
The six-month check-up, the annual service, the quarterly treatment. Recurring revenue you already earned, asked for automatically.
Automate
Answers when you cannot, works out how urgent it is, takes the address and the fault, and messages you the details. Voicemail loses the job.
Trained on your business, answering common questions around the clock. Basic version free on every plan; lead capture and integrations are quoted.
A quote sitting unanswered for four days triggers a polite nudge, with Zapier, n8n or Make. Usually the cheapest win a quoting business can buy.
A repeatable ask built into job completion, rather than remembering. Review count and recency are among the strongest local ranking factors you control.
Search
Real pages for the suburbs you actually drive to, built to be useful rather than spun — the difference between local coverage and a doorway penalty.
Which search, which ad and which page produced which phone call. Without it you are optimising a business that runs on calls using data that only counts forms.
Feed the jobs you actually won back into Google Ads, so it optimises for revenue instead of clicks. Almost nobody at this end of the market does it.
The "free", "DIY", "course" and "salary" traffic that quietly eats a small ad budget, excluded before it costs you.
For a trade whose year arrives in a few weeks, spend that rises with the weather and falls when nobody is searching.
If your trade is not listed
These are the industries where the search research showed enough demand to be worth a page of its own. If you are not on the list, it means we have not done the keyword work for your trade yet — not that we cannot build for it. That research is the first thing we do on any project anyway.
What goes into every build, whatever the industry — designed, written, hosted and updated for you.
Learn more →The keyword research that decides which of these pages are worth building for your business.
Learn more →Job systems, portals, quote pipelines and dashboards — the parts quoted on top of the plan.
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