A home services website the crew would actually send.
Lawn, cleaning, gutters, a two-truck outfit, the site that works is the one a homeowner can finish in a parking lot: do you serve this town, what does a weekly visit cost, do they need to be home, how do they ask for a time. Bizzit is the hosted version of that paragraph. You describe the business. We build it and leave it on. Free is slug.bizzit.io after Google sign-in. Pro is $12 a month for a custom domain. We are not a dispatch board and we will not pretend to be.
Put geography in the first sentence
“Quality lawn care” is invisible. “Weekly mow, edge, and blow-off in Palmyra, Newport, and Pittsfield. From $45. We text 20 minutes out. Gate code in the form. Rain moves you to the next dry morning.” That is a crew. We can build from it. Name the towns you actually drive. If you will not take a job in the next county, say so. A lead from 90 minutes away is not a lead; it is an argument.
Prices: “from” is honest when yards differ. A fake $29 that becomes $90 on the lawn is how you get angry reviews you will then be tempted to fake-schema. We do not put AggregateRating on marketing pages. Neither should the tenant if the stars are invented.
The example, then your trucks
North Line Lawn is a finished Bizzit business: services, area, a booking ask. Steal the structure, not the name. Your spring cleanup number is yours. If you are a cleaner, write inside/outside, products you will not use, pets, basement stairs. If you are a plumber, write emergency versus scheduled, and whether the site is for quoting or for “we will call you.”
What the page must make possible
A form or a phone. If the form cannot land in an inbox we have actually wired, do not describe a CRM. Write the number. Put it in NAP. Hours for a crew are often “weather and daylight”; still give a phone window in hours schema so you do not look 24/7 when you are not.
We do not currently sell calendar sync as a Durable-style booking SKU. If you already run a scheduler, link it in the brief (“Book button goes to our existing calendar”). If you only want requests, say “request a time, we confirm by text.” That is a better site than a fake week-view that does not hold a slot.
Free slug on the truck, .com on the invoice
Magnet and QR can wait for the slug. Homeowners will tap north-line-lawn.bizzit.io. When you print invoices and yard signs, $12 and a domain usually pay for themselves in looking finished. Buy or connect; connect is for names you already paid for. Keep MX alone. Use a signature that points at the live host. Invoice math is a totals widget, not a billing product, it will add qty × price + tax in the browser.
Ads and tags
If you boost a town-specific post, tag the URL. Do not make the tagged URL the canonical of the page. The tenant is still https://slug.bizzit.io/. Typical hashes are on the tenant URL list. One host, sections, not fifty city doorway pages. We will not generate “lawn care in {city}” clones; that is how you get a manual action. Name the towns you serve inside one honest site.
Price versus Launch
Durable Launch at $25 includes more “run the business” lines on their public grid. Bizzit Pro at $12 is the hosted site and the domain path. If you need their CRM and booking sync, that is a different purchase. Our compare page leaves those cells honest. A crew that only needed a URL they could send from the cab should not pay $25 for software they will not open.
After the first publish
Send the slug to a customer who already likes you. Ask if the towns are right. Rebuild if we listed a service you do not offer. Then do the hour after publish. Upgrade when the custom name matters. Cancel in the off-season if you want the site back on the free host, the brief is still yours.
Describe the crew on Create. We host it. You still have to show up at the gate.