Where Things Actually Stand

This page isn't a highlights reel. I'll tell you plainly where the technology stands, where the business stands, and what I don't know yet.

Nobody has run a full season on the system yet, so I haven't validated the business model itself: the pricing, the percentage structure, and the shared-site model are all still being tested against real use, not just my assumptions.

Early traffic shows most visitors who arrive through an AI search go straight to a phone call instead of browsing the rest of the site first. That's pushing me to lean harder into how I write pages for AI search, not only for a person reading top to bottom.

It also means what a website says you can do has to match what you can actually do. An AI assistant or a homeowner checks that gap fast. I ask every contractor on the platform for real photos of their own work, and the services listed have to be ones they can actually deliver.

One company per trade, anywhere in the GTA. You get a better deal than anyone after you, and I get the honest feedback I need to get this right.

• Founding pricing, locked for 24 months. Your rate doesn't change during that time, whatever I charge later.
• No setup fee. The $500 setup fee is waived.
• A direct line to me. You call or text Robert, not a support queue.
• First say on new features. What you need gets built before what I think you need.

• 15 minutes a month. Honest feedback on what works and what doesn't.
• A review, if it earns one. If it doesn't, tell me why instead.
• Permission to share your numbers if it works. Calls answered, quotes followed up, jobs booked. Nothing gets published without your OK.

Residential trades companies in the GTA running 1 to 10 trucks.

9 of 10 spots open.