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.
Enough website to stop losing the job to whoever has one.
The pages a homeowner actually checks.
Home, services, service area, and proof. That is what a homeowner looks at before they call, and it is what the builder is set up to produce quickly.
- Start from a layout instead of a blank canvas
- Add a page per service and per city you cover
- Edit it yourself when your pricing or coverage changes
Be honest about what this is for.
This is a builder for a shop that does not have a website worth keeping. It is not a rebuild of a site an agency already tuned for you. If you have one of those, the better move is to leave it alone and paste a RevCore form into it.
- Good fit. New shops, or a one-page site nobody ever fills out.
- Not the fit. An established site that already ranks and converts.
- Either way. Lead capture and follow-up work the same on both.
What comes with the builder.
Website questions, answered.
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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 booking 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 start from a layout, edit the pages, and publish when you are happy with it.
Do leads from the site go into the CRM?
Yes. Forms and the booking widget 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.
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.
