TradeWebTeam for Lumber Yards
A yard phone rings when the counter is busiest, and contractors who cannot get through call the next yard. Your site and Maps listing need to take the question first.
Live in 7 business days. Military and first responders get 10% off the setup.
How customers find you
Most jobs are not lost on the tools. They are lost because the homeowner never saw your shop. Pick a way below and see what your customer sees instead.
This is the setup: a 10 page website, a Google Maps listing done right, and your business structured so Gemini, ChatGPT, Muse, and Claude can find and recommend you. Your shop takes the calls. The web team makes sure customers find you first.
TradeWebTeam for Lumber Yards
A yard phone rings when the counter is busiest, and contractors who cannot get through call the next yard. Your site and Maps listing need to take the question first.
7:05 am, a framer needs treated lumber before he sends a truck. He finds your Maps listing, checks your hours, and sends the list and delivery address through the quote form. The counter has the quote ready before the truck rolls.
Who it's for
HVAC, roofing, plumbing, electrical, general contracting and the rest of the trades. Pick yours and see how customers in that trade find you first. Every trade also has its own page below, with its own headline and a worked example.
Trade pages
The setup is the same everywhere. What changes is how customers in each trade find you.
What's included
Every setup includes the same core pieces, plus the CRM add-on if you take it. Nothing custom priced, nothing padded. If it is not on this list, it is not in the core, and we will tell you straight.
Ten pages built for trade work: home, services, about, gallery, contact, and one page for each trade you serve. Fast, mobile first, and made to be found.
Your Google Business Profile claimed, verified, and set up right, so the map, the hours, and the phone number all point at you.
Your business details structured with schema markup, a consistent name, address, and phone, and a sitemap in Google and Bing, so Gemini, ChatGPT, Muse, and Claude can find and recommend your shop. There is no direct form to submit to an AI model, and no one can guarantee a ranking. This is the setup that makes you visible to them.
Four short launch videos to open with, plus hosting and 3 business email addresses included in the monthly.
Free Facebook ad matching credit up to $50, included in the core. We spot the posts that could go viral, put $5 behind the best ones, and match it. No ad management, no weeds.
A client hub with invoices, estimates, and client emails, cloned and branded for your shop. $499 setup plus $49/mo, separate from the core, on the same loyalty ratchet.
Pricing
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.
10 page website, Google Maps submission, AI submission to Gemini, ChatGPT, Muse, and Claude, 4 videos (10 to 20 seconds each), free Facebook ad matching credit up to $50, hosting and 3 emails. Live in 7 business days, no contract.
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.
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.
Included in the core: free Facebook ad matching credit up to $50. We spot the posts that could go viral, put $5 behind the best ones, and match it. No ad management, no weeds.
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
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 value | One-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.
How it starts
No discovery calls that drag on for a month. The scope is fixed, so the start is simple.
$499 down, paid before any work starts. $998 total if you add the CRM. Card on file for the monthly.
Site, Google Maps listing, AI submission, and launch videos, built from the template in 7 business days.
Your shop shows up on Google Maps and in AI search from day one, and your price starts stepping down at month 7.
Straight answers
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, your 10 page website kept live, 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, Google Maps listing, AI submission, 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 setup, not a design agency. That is exactly why it costs $198/mo and not thousands.
Your next customer is going to search on Google, ask ChatGPT, or scroll Facebook while you are working. Somebody should show up. $499 down, $198/mo, no contract, and the price falls the longer you stay.
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