Your digital worker, built for the trades.

You are on a ladder, under a sink, or up on a roof. Your phone is in your truck. TradeWebTeam answers anyway. It picks up the call, texts back the miss, books the job, and asks for the review, like an extra hand that never leaves the job site.

$499 down
$198/mo to start
No contract
Price drops as you stay
Put it on the clock Watch it work

Live in 7 business days. Military and first responders get 10% off the setup.

Contractor in work clothes checking his phone in a driveway, a finished roof and a trailer of torn-off shingles behind him
On site, mid-job. The call that came in during this roof was answered, texted back, and booked before he ever looked at his phone.
7 business daysFrom paid setup to live worker
24 / 7Calls and messages answered, even after hours
0Contracts. Leave any month you want
40% offThe loyalty cap your monthly falls to

The digital worker

Work done. Calls answered.

Most jobs are not lost on the tools. They are lost on the phone that rang out while you were working. Pick a moment below and see what your customer sees instead.

This is the front desk side of the setup: AI chat on your site, missed call text-back, booking, and the review engine, all working under your business name.

Who it's for

Built for the trades

HVAC, roofing, plumbing, electrical, general contracting and the rest of the trades. Pick yours and see the jobs the worker takes off your plate. Every trade also has its own page below, with its own headline and a worked example.

HVAC crew setting an outdoor condenser unit at a house under construction

Heat. Cool. Breathe easy.

    See the full HVAC page

    Trade pages

    One page for every trade

    The setup is the same worker everywhere. What changes is the work it takes off your plate. Open your trade's page for its headline, its job list, and a worked example.

    HVAC crew setting an outdoor condenser unitHVACView page Roofer laying shingles on a residential roofRoofingView page Plumber tightening a trap under a kitchen sinkPlumbingView page Electrician testing breakers in an open panelElectricalView page Framer setting a beam on a house under constructionGeneral ContractingView page Landscaper mowing a residential lawnLandscapingView page Arborist cutting a trunk section with a chainsawTree ServiceView page Technician mounting a ceiling security cameraLow Voltage & Smart HomeView page Forklift moving stacked lumber in a lumber yardLumber YardsView page
    HVAC crew setting an outdoor condenser unit at a house under construction

    TradeWebTeam for HVAC

    No-heat calls answered before the house goes cold

    Heating and cooling calls are the most urgent calls a homeowner makes, and they rarely land during business hours. Your worker answers them like a dispatcher who never sleeps.

    • No-heat and no-cool calls answered on the first ring, day or night
    • Seasonal tune-up reminders sent to your whole list on their own
    • Emergencies triaged and booked, routine calls queued for the morning
    On the job

    6:12 am, 19 degrees out. A homeowner with a dead furnace calls three shops. Two hit voicemail. Yours answers, books the 8 am slot, and texts the tech the address and the furnace model before he has finished his coffee.

    Get this setup$499 down · $198/mo · no contract
    Roofer in a harness laying shingles on a residential roof

    TradeWebTeam for Roofing

    Storm calls answered while you are still on the roof

    When weather hits, every phone in town rings at once and the jobs go to whoever answers first. On a roof, that is never you. It can still be your shop.

    • Storm damage calls answered while you are tarping or tearing off
    • Inspection requests booked straight from the site chat
    • Reviews requested the day the last shingle goes down
    On the job

    Hail rolls through at 4 pm. By 4:40, eleven homeowners have called about leaks and dents. Your worker answered all eleven, booked four inspections for tomorrow, and flagged the two active leaks to you by text. You never came down off the roof.

    Get this setup$499 down · $198/mo · no contract
    Plumber under a kitchen sink tightening a trap with a pipe wrench

    TradeWebTeam for Plumbing

    The 9:40 pm burst pipe does not wait until morning

    Plumbing emergencies pick the worst hours on purpose, it seems. Your worker is awake for all of them, and it knows the difference between a burst pipe and a dripping faucet.

    • Burst pipe and sewer chats answered at night, not at 9 the next morning
    • Missed call text-back keeps the job from going to the next listing
    • Emergency calls separated from routine ones before they reach you
    On the job

    9:40 pm, a supply line lets go under a kitchen sink. The homeowner chats your site from her phone. The worker walks her to the main shutoff, books first call at 7:30 am, and sends you the job before she has finished mopping.

    Get this setup$499 down · $198/mo · no contract
    Electrician in a hard hat testing breakers in an open electrical panel

    TradeWebTeam for Electrical

    Panel calls and outage calls, sorted before you pick up a tool

    Half your calls are quick questions, the other half are no-power emergencies. Your worker sorts them, books the real work, and attaches the details you need before you roll.

    • Outage and panel upgrade calls answered on the first ring
    • Service calls booked with the address and the problem attached
    • Review requests sent after the final walkthrough
    On the job

    A homeowner loses power to half the house mid-dinner. Your worker answers the call, rules out a full outage with two questions, books a morning panel check, and notes "breaker 14 trips under load" on the job ticket for the tech.

    Get this setup$499 down · $198/mo · no contract
    Framer holding a beam in place on a house under construction

    TradeWebTeam for General Contracting

    Estimate requests captured with the details you actually need

    A GC lead without the scope, the address, and the timeline is just a phone number. Your worker asks the questions up front, so every lead that reaches you is worth a site visit.

    • Estimate requests captured with scope, address, and timeline
    • Leads answered while you are framing, not after supper
    • Past clients reminded you exist when the next project comes up
    On the job

    A couple finds your site Saturday morning and asks about a kitchen gut job. By the time you check your phone Monday, the worker has the square footage, the cabinet timeline, and a site visit booked for Wednesday at 10.

    Get this setup$499 down · $198/mo · no contract
    Landscaper mowing a residential lawn in work gear

    TradeWebTeam for Landscaping

    Spring books up while you are still on the mower

    Landscaping is a season race. The crews that answer in March mow all summer. Your worker books the route while your hands are on the machine.

    • Spring cleanup and mowing inquiries answered mid-route
    • Seasonal offers sent to last year's client list automatically
    • New reviews built up before peak season hits
    On the job

    First warm week of March, your phone would normally ring off the hook in the truck. Instead the worker books 14 cleanup visits, adds 6 new weekly mowing accounts, and sends the fall client list a spring offer, all before your route is done.

    Get this setup$499 down · $198/mo · no contract
    Arborist roped into a tree cutting a trunk section with a chainsaw

    TradeWebTeam for Tree Service

    Storm trees are urgent. Your phone should act like it

    A tree on a roof is the most urgent call in the trades, and it usually finds you up in another tree. Your worker answers it, gets the photos, and flags it to you immediately.

    • Storm calls answered while you are in the bucket or on the rope
    • Quote requests captured with photos asked for up front
    • Hazard jobs flagged to you immediately, routine trims queued
    On the job

    A limb comes down on a garage roof at noon. The homeowner sends photos through your site chat. The worker marks it hazard, books your first open slot, and texts you the address and the photos while you are still finishing the trim job across town.

    Get this setup$499 down · $198/mo · no contract
    Technician mounting a dome security camera in a ceiling corner

    TradeWebTeam for Low Voltage & Smart Home

    Camera and smart home consults, booked with the details noted

    Low voltage work starts with a consult, and consults die in voicemail. Your worker books them while you are pulling wire, with the home and the wish list already written down.

    • Install inquiries answered while you are on a ladder or in an attic
    • Consultations booked with the rooms and gear noted up front
    • Follow-up reviews requested after the final setup and walkthrough
    On the job

    A new homeowner wants cameras, a doorbell, and whole-home audio. The worker books the consult for Thursday, notes the three rooms and the existing network gear, and sends a confirmation. You show up already knowing the job.

    Get this setup$499 down · $198/mo · no contract
    Forklift carrying a stacked bundle of lumber through a lumber yard

    TradeWebTeam for Lumber Yards

    Counter calls answered while the crew is out loading

    A yard phone rings when the counter is busiest, and contractors who cannot get through call the next yard. Your worker answers the stock checks and delivery questions, and takes down the order details.

    • Stock and delivery calls answered while the crew is loading trucks
    • Contractor account questions captured with name and job details
    • Quote requests routed to the counter with the full list attached
    On the job

    7:05 am, a framer calls to check treated lumber stock before he sends a truck. The counter crew is loading in the yard. The worker answers, takes the list and the delivery address, and hands the counter a written quote request instead of a missed call.

    Get this setup$499 down · $198/mo · no contract

    What's included

    Fixed scope. No surprises.

    Every setup includes the same six pieces. Nothing custom priced, nothing padded. If it is not on this list, it is not in the core, and we will tell you straight.

    01

    5-page website

    A template site built for trade work: home, services, about, gallery, and contact. Fast, mobile first, and made to be called from.

    02

    Google Business setup

    Your Google Business Profile set up right, so the map, the hours, and the phone number all point at you.

    03

    AI search setup

    Your business details structured so AI search tools can find and describe your shop correctly.

    04

    AI front desk

    Chat on your site plus missed call text-back. A customer who reaches out always gets an answer, day or night.

    05

    Review engine

    Finished jobs turn into review requests automatically, while the good feeling is still fresh.

    06

    4 launch videos

    Four short launch videos to open with, plus hosting and 3 business email addresses included in the monthly.

    Pricing

    The price goes down, not up

    Everybody else conditions you to expect a price hike. TradeWebTeam runs the other way. Stay, and your monthly drops 10% every 6 months, capped at 40% off. Leave, and the clock resets. Loyalty is the retention tool, and there is no contract holding you here.

    TradeWebTeam Core

    $499 down
    $198 /mo to start

    Website, Google Business and AI search setup, AI front desk, review engine, 4 launch videos, hosting and 3 emails. Live in 7 business days, no contract.

    The loyalty ratchet

    The discount applies to the monthly only, never the setup. It steps down on its own every 6 months while you stay:

    10% off at month 7  ·  20% off at month 13
    30% off at month 19  ·  40% off at month 25, capped

    Walk away and come back later, you start over at full price. That is the deal, stated plain.

    Run your own numbers

    Drag the slider to how long you would stay. The steps below light up where your price sits, and the totals show what the ratchet saves you against paying full price the whole way.

    $178.20Your monthly right now
    $2,661Total paid, setup included
    $214Saved by the ratchet

    Optional add-on: a full CRM (client hub, invoices, estimates, client emails) for $499 setup plus $49/mo. It rides the same ratchet, down to $29.40/mo at the cap. Setup is paid up front, before work starts. Military and first responders: 10% off setup, core or CRM.

    Proven on a real job

    The pilot: CTM Construction

    TradeWebTeam was built and priced against a real pilot build: CTM Construction, a residential remodeler out of Marengo, Iowa. This is what that work was worth at full retail, priced line by line from the original proposal.

    CTM pilot, retail valueOne-off
    Website, discovery through launch$7,100
    CRM clone and setup (client hub, branding, SMTP, lead link)$499
    3 business emails (cole@, estimate@, leads@ctm.construction)Included
    Total one-off retail$7,599
    Hosting, first year at $25/mo$300
    CRM, first year at $49/mo$588
    First year retail, all in$8,487

    That gap between retail value and the TradeWebTeam price is the whole point of the model: the pilot proved the work, the template makes it repeatable, and the monthly makes it affordable for the next shop.

    Framer crouched on a framed floor deck measuring a plate, wall framing rising behind him
    Trade work first. The digital worker exists so this never has to stop for a ringing phone.

    How it starts

    On the clock in three steps

    No discovery calls that drag on for a month. The scope is fixed, so the start is simple.

    1

    Pay the setup

    $499 down, paid before any work starts. $998 total if you add the CRM. Card on file for the monthly.

    2

    We set it up

    Site, profiles, front desk, review engine, and launch videos, built from the template in 7 business days.

    3

    The worker clocks in

    Your calls and messages get answered from day one, and your price starts stepping down at month 7.

    Straight answers

    Questions from the job site

    Really. The model is month to month. The loyalty ratchet is what keeps clients around, not paperwork. You can leave any month.

    The clock resets. The ratchet rewards staying: 10% off every 6 months, capped at 40%. Leave, and a return starts again at the full monthly.

    The running of everything in the core package: hosting, 3 business email addresses, the AI front desk answering chats and missed calls, the review engine, and your Google Business and AI search presence kept in shape. The $499 setup covers the build itself.

    The scope is a fixed template, so 7 business days from paid setup is the standard build window: site, profiles, front desk, review engine, and your 4 launch videos.

    Only if you want the client hub: invoices, estimates, and client emails in one place, like the CTM pilot runs. It is $499 setup plus $49/mo, and it rides the same loyalty ratchet. Plenty of shops start with the core and add it later.

    Anyone who wants a fully custom, one of a kind website with months of design rounds. TradeWebTeam is a fixed scope worker, not a design agency. That is exactly why it costs $198/mo and not thousands.

    Put it to work.

    Your next customer is going to call while you are working. Somebody should answer. $499 down, $198/mo, no contract, and the price falls the longer you stay.

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