Does CRMinvoicing really include a full website?

Yes. The Website module ($39/month on top of the free CRM) is a complete site with unlimited pages: service pages, city and service-area pages, FAQ, about, contact, an owner profile page, a projects portfolio, careers pages, and a blog. Eight professional themes are included and you can switch between them anytime without losing content.

Do I need to know anything about SEO or schema markup?

No. The site generates LocalBusiness, Service, FAQ, and Person structured data automatically from your business settings, service area, hours, price range, owner credentials, along with sitemaps and social preview cards. When you update your settings, the schema updates with them.

Can I use my own domain name?

Yes. Every site starts on a free yourbusiness.crminvoicing.com address that works immediately, and the Website module connects your own domain with the SSL certificate provisioned automatically.

How does the AI blog work?

Upload up to 20 photos from a real job, write two or three sentences about what happened, and the AI drafts a post in your business voice in about two minutes. A built-in guardrail forbids it from inventing neighborhoods, customer names, prices, or dates, and every draft opens with a claims summary showing where each statement came from. Nothing publishes until you approve it.

Will the website bring me leads?

The site is built to convert visits into estimate requests: a bot-checked quote form on every page feeds your Leads page with instant notifications, and live Google reviews display automatically.

A Business Website Included With Your CRM

What you get

Unlimited pages, in the structure that wins local search

This isn't a one-page template with your phone number on it. It's the page architecture that ranks for "your service near me" searches, pre-built, and filled from your business settings.

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Service pagesOne page per service you offer, each with its own search-ready copy and photos.

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City & service-area pagesDedicated pages for every town you cover, the pages "near me" searches actually land on.

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Projects portfolioBefore-and-after galleries that fill themselves from your closed jobs' photos.

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BlogAI-drafted from your real job photos, detail below.

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Owner profileYour story, credentials, and press mentions, an expertise signal Google reads as Person schema.

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ReviewsYour live Google reviews, fetched daily, filtered by your minimum-star setting.

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CareersOpenings that auto-feed Indeed and Google for Jobs. Free job-board distribution.

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FAQ, about & contactWith a bot-checked estimate form that feeds your Leads page instantly.

The engineering you never touch

Schema markup, written and maintained automatically

Structured data is the machine-readable layer Google and AI assistants read before anything else, and the part most small-business sites skip because it's code. Yours writes itself from your settings.

LocalBusiness schema with your service area, service radius, hours, payment methods, and price range, the fields that tell Google you're a service-area business worth showing
Service and FAQ schema on the matching pages, generated per page
Person schema for the owner, bio, certifications, press mentions, the expertise signals behind "by [your name]" bylines
Sitemaps and social preview cards regenerate as pages change, so Google finds new content on its own
Server-rendered pages, no JavaScript wall, so AI crawlers like ChatGPT's and Google's read every word

Change your settings, the schema follows. Update your hours, add a certification, change your service radius, the structured data updates everywhere it appears. No plugin, no developer.

Sample visitor analytics, a CRMinvoicing-built site

Illustrative example · zero setup · visitors and visits from Google climbing after launch

↗ trending up

Visitors this month1.9K+24%

Visits from Google1.1K+31%

Pages per visit2.3steady

Returning visitors22%↑ climbing

Jan 2026FebMarAprMayJun

Content that writes itself

The site gets stronger every week you just do your job

The AI blog, drafted from your real jobs

Upload up to 20 photos from a job, write two or three sentences about what happened, and a draft appears in about two minutes, written in your voice, with the strongest photo picked as the hero image.

The anti-fabrication guardrail: the generator is forbidden from inventing neighborhoods, customer names, prices, or dates, it only writes from your note and what's visible in your photos
The AI Claims Summary: every draft opens with a card listing each claim and where it came from, so you verify before you publish, nothing goes live on its own
Scheduled publishing: write three posts on a rainy day, drip them out over a month
Every post gets its own URL, sitemap entry, and structured markup automatically

Photos, reviews, and jobs flow in on their own

Job photos become the portfolio, before/afters from closed jobs land in the projects gallery, auto-converted to fast WebP and watermarked with your logo
Google reviews fetch daily, the newest ones display on your site, filtered by your minimum-star setting (4+ recommended)
Customers feed it too: right after paying an invoice, happy customers see a Rate Your Experience button that routes them to your Google review page
Job openings recruit: careers pages publish to your site and auto-feed Indeed and Google for Jobs

A year in: twelve blog posts answering the questions your customers actually search, a portfolio no competitor can copy, and fresh reviews on every page, from roughly five minutes of your attention a week.

From visit to booked job

Built to convert, and wired straight into your CRM

Website leads converted into scheduled jobs on the My Day list

Bot-checked estimate form on every page, what reaches you is real people, landing on your Leads page with a bell notification and the service they asked for
One-click follow-ups, pre-written text and email replies mentioning their exact request, logged to their history
Convert & Estimate or Convert & Schedule, the customer record is created from the lead, matched by phone number so you never get duplicates

Speed wins these. Your dashboard alerts you when a lead sits untouched past 4 hours, because the first company to respond gets the job more often than the cheapest one.

The math

What this replaces

The usual way

Agency website build$3,000–6,000 once
Hosting + maintenance$30–100/mo
"SEO package"$300–1,500/mo
Content writing$100–300/post
Editsemail the designer, wait
Year one$7,000+

With CRMinvoicing

Website, all pages, 8 themesincluded
Hosting, SSL, maintenanceincluded
Schema + sitemaps + technical SEOautomatic
Blog drafts from your job photos~2 minutes each
Editsyou, anytime, from the CRM
The Website module$39/mo, free CRM included

Questions

About the included website

Is it really a full website, or a "profile page"? +

A full website: unlimited service pages, city pages, FAQ, about, contact, owner profile, portfolio, careers, and blog. Eight professional themes, switchable anytime without losing your content.

I already have a website. Can I switch it over? +

Yes. Start on the free subdomain while you build the new site out, then point your existing domain at it when you're ready, DNS and the SSL certificate are handled for you.

Do I need to know SEO? +

No. The structure (service + city pages), the structured data (LocalBusiness, Service, FAQ, Person schema), sitemaps, and social cards are generated automatically. Your job is photos and the occasional two-sentence blog note, the system does the technical layer.

What does the AI blog cost per post? +

It's part of the Website module. A draft takes about two minutes of your time: upload job photos, write a short note, review the claims summary, publish.

Can visitors request quotes through the site? +

Yes, a bot-checked estimate form feeds your Leads page with instant notifications, so what reaches you is real people asking for real work.

What about my brand colors and logo? +

Three brand-color pickers apply across whichever theme you choose, and uploading your logo also watermarks your job photos automatically, new uploads get the watermark from then on.

Keep exploring

CampaignsThe follow-up engine: review requests, estimate chasers, and payment reminders that send themselves. My WebsiteVisitors, site health, competitor radar, and a Monday briefing — built into your dashboard.

The website you'd pay an agency $3,000 for. $39 a month.