Watch the four-minute guided demo
See the exact website, lead path, missed-call response, review workflow, price, and limits before taking a meeting.
How it works
The implementation is standardized, but your facts, services, routing, and approvals are real. Here is exactly what happens before, during, and after launch.
The complete launch path
The process is designed to protect contractor time without hiding the approvals and responsibilities that make the launch accurate.
See the exact website, lead path, missed-call response, review workflow, price, and limits before taking a meeting.
We review your services, service area, current website, demand sources, lead response owner, average job value, and biggest conversion gap.
You complete one focused intake covering your business details, services, photos, credentials, Google profile, domain, contact routing, and approved language.
We structure the site, adapt approved content, connect the lead pipeline, configure workflows, and prepare the account around your real operating process.
Desktop, mobile, form validation, consent states, owner alerts, email, missed-call suppression, opt-outs, calendar handoffs, reviews, analytics, and domain behavior are checked.
The owner approves visible claims, checks the primary actions, installs the app, receives a test inquiry, and replies from the real handoff view.
1BIG connects the approved domain, confirms secure routing, submits the sitemap, and verifies that the production hostname is receiving activity.
We confirm the site is live, phone is connected, owner access works, the lead path passes, the review workflow is ready, and the team knows where to respond.
What changes after launch
The system turns the first signal of interest into a visible opportunity, acknowledges it, and makes the human handoff obvious.
Shared responsibility
The fastest launch and strongest retention happen when both sides know exactly what they own.
Launch standard
See if the model fits your business
Tell us how your business gets leads today. We will confirm whether SiteOS is the right first system, and say so plainly if it is not.