Example websites
See one on each plan
Three made-up businesses, one on each plan. Press through them the way a customer would — the pages, the menu, the forms, the booking. They work like real websites, and nothing you type is sent anywhere.
Starter $29/month
14 days free · no card
Tall Pines Lawn & Wash
Lawn care and pressure washing
Built by answering questions, live the same day, and $29 a month after 14 free days.
What to look for
- Three pages: home, services and photos
- A colour set and the Bold layout
- A quote form that takes a photo of the job
- A call and text bar on phones
- A free address, like tallpines.sitework.jtsapps.com
- The small Sitework link at the bottom
Own It $499 one time
Blue Door Kitchen & Bakery
Southern kitchen and bakery
Built the same way, paid for once, and on a domain of its own.
What to look for
- Seven pages: menu, photos, the bakery, catering and more
- Colours of its own and the Poster layout
- An Order online button to the ordering they already use
- Open or closed right now, from its own hours
- Its own .com, and no Sitework link
Custom from $2,500
Ridgeline Heating, Air & Plumbing
Heating, air and plumbing
Made by hand by JTS, around the way the business really works.
What to look for
- Booking: customers pick a real day and arrival time
- Instant prices for a new system, a water heater and more
- A customer login with their equipment, visits and bills
- “Do you come to me?” answered from a town or ZIP
- A look nobody else has
Which one is yours?
Starter and Own It are built by answering questions about your business, and you see it take shape as you go. Custom is made by hand, by JTS, around the way your business works.
The businesses, the people and the phone numbers are made up; the numbers are in the 555-0100 range kept for fiction. Photos from Pexels and Unsplash, under their free licences.
The rest of the JTS tools
Small tools that each do one job for a small business, from the same people who build Sitework.
Contractors and trades
Know what an hour of your labour actually costs.
Chalkline
Open →
Independent auto repair shops
You post $145. What did you actually get?
Shop Rate
Open →
Owner-operators and 1–10 truck fleets
A $2.50 load is not a $2.50 load.
Milepost
Open →
Mowing and landscaping rounds
Which of your stops are you paying to mow?
Yardstick
Open →
Moving companies
How many trucks, and how long.
EZ Move
Open →
Pressure washing businesses
You charge by the square foot. You pay by the hour.
Waterline
Open →
See all of them at jtsapps.com →