No website yet? Build one here.
If you are just getting started, or the site you have is a business card that nobody fills out, Revcore includes a builder: service and service area pages with lead forms already connected to your pipeline. If you already have a site that works, you do not need this. Connect that one instead.
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How the website builder works in Revcore
Every page can take a lead.
Submissions land on the pipeline, never in an inbox
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Show the work you have already done.
Version history with one-click rollback
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Lead capture and follow-up work the same on both
Try it freeWhat comes with the builder.
- Page builder
- Service pages
- Service area pages
- Lead forms
- Qualification surveys
- Project galleries
- Reviews display
- Mobile-first layouts
- Meta pixel
- CRM-connected leads
Works with the rest of Revcore
Lead capture
Connect the site you already own to your pipeline.
Forms and embeds
The same forms, on any site you like.
CRM
Where every lead the site produces ends up.
Tracking and attribution
Which sources send people who fill it out.
Scheduling
The calendar your team books estimates on.
Goods and services
Printed materials that match the site.
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What is a contractor website builder?
A contractor website builder is a tool for putting up the pages homeowners check before they call, such as services, service areas, and past work, without hiring an agency or writing code. Revcore includes one for shops that do not have a site worth keeping yet, and every page can take a lead with the same forms and surveys that feed your Revcore pipeline.
You only need it if you do not already have a website that works. If you have a site that ranks and brings in work, keep it. Paste a Revcore form or survey into it and you get the same lead capture, automatic replies, and source tracking without touching a site that is already doing its job.
Either way, the website is only the front door. What matters is that the lead lands on your board, gets a reply in seconds, and is still tied to its source when the job is signed.
Which plan includes it
The website builder is part of Revcore's lead capture tools.
Leads from a Revcore site land on the same pipeline and use the same two-way texting included on every plan. Connecting your own custom domain to a Revcore-built site is still rolling out, so ask us about the current setup before you plan a launch around it.
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Should I move my existing website into Revcore?
Usually not. If your current site already brings in work, leave it where it is and paste a Revcore form or survey embed into it. You get the lead capture and the follow-up without touching a site that is already doing its job.
Who builds the site, you or me?
You do. This is a builder you operate, not a done-for-you agency service. You add pages and blocks, edit them for desktop, tablet, and mobile, and publish when you are happy with it.
What pages should a contractor website have?
A homepage, a page for each service you offer, a page for each area you serve, a page of past work and reviews, and an easy way to request an estimate on every page. That covers what homeowners check before they call and what local search looks for.
Do leads from the site go into the CRM?
Yes. Forms and surveys on a Revcore site are the same ones you would embed anywhere else, so submissions arrive as contacts on your pipeline with automatic text and email follow-up.
Can I use my own domain?
Custom domain connection for Revcore-built sites is still rolling out and is not generally available yet. Ask us about the current setup. If you already own a domain with a working site on it, embedding a Revcore form there is the simpler path today.
Will this rank the way a purpose-built SEO site does?
It gives you service and service area pages, clean structure, and fast mobile-first layouts, which is what a newer shop needs to start showing up. A site an agency has been tuning for years is a different exercise, and if you have one, keep it.
Can I track which pages bring in leads?
Forms on the site capture the UTM source of each lead and your Meta pixel can fire on submissions, so form analytics show views and responses by source, and every lead keeps its source.
