My old site has the wrong phone number on it. I changed numbers two years ago and I still get tagged in Google reviews from people who can't reach me.
Heard in every trades Facebook group, every week
Electricians · plumbers · handymen · locksmiths · painters · mobile mechanics
The website your service business deserves.
DevOpser Lite gives single-operator trades a phone-fast website with click-to-call, your service area on the page, and a quote form that lands in your inbox. One sentence about your trade. You're live before lunch.
Sound familiar?
The website that's been on your to-do list since the last slow week.
My contact form sends to an email I don't check. I once saw a $4,300 generator job sitting in there from six months earlier.
Heard in every trades Facebook group, every week
I paid a guy $2,000 for a site I can't touch. I have to text him every time I want to change my hours or add a service.
Heard in every trades Facebook group, every week
What you actually get
Four things. Built for the job.
Everything below comes with the free plan. One site, forever, no credit card on file.
Calls and quote requests actually reach you.
Tap-to-call rings your cell direct. The quote form pings your email and lands in your leads list. You're never wondering whether the form went to spam — because it didn't.
A site Google shows for "near me."
Your site is built fast and set up for local search. So when someone in your service area searches "emergency electrician" or "plumber near me," your name shows up — not the franchise spending $80 a click.
Loads instantly on a phone with one bar.
Real customers find you mid-emergency, on a cracked phone, in a parking lot. Your site is light enough to open before they give up and call your competitor.
License, insurance, area front and center.
Your license number, insured badge, service radius, hours, and emergency availability — all visible in the first scroll. The trust signals customers actually check before they dial.
How it works
Three steps. Live before lunch.
Step 01
Tell us what you fix.
One sentence is enough. "Master plumber in Tampa, 24/7 emergency, 25-mile radius." Hit build.
Master plumber in {location}. Residential and light commercial, repipes, water heaters, 24/7 emergency, 25-mile radius. Lic. #MP-08221, insured.
Build my site
Step 02
We build the site. It opens fast on a phone.
Hero with your phone, services, service-area map, license badges, free-quote form. Written, laid out, and tuned for mobile, in ninety seconds.
- ✓ Click-to-call phone in hero
- ✓ Service-area pages built
- ✓ Set up for "near me" search
- ✓ License + insured front and center
Step 03
Quotes start coming in.
Phone rings direct. Quote requests ping your email and sit in your leads list, sortable, statused, ready for follow-up between jobs.
Maple Ave · Outlet sparked, smoke smell
New
Oak Ridge · 200A panel upgrade quote
New
Anatomy of a quote request
What happens when a homeowner hits send at 9 pm.
One quote form. Four things happen.
Most trade sites have a contact form that nobody owns. Yours has a quote form that's wired to your inbox, your leads list, and an auto-reply that tells the homeowner you got it — even if you're under a sink in a basement.
It reaches you two ways.
The full request pings your email and shows up in your leads list. Same job, two places. Nothing buried, nothing missed.
Auto-reply goes out in seconds.
A preset acknowledgment you write once, sent the moment the form is filled, with the homeowner's first name. So they know it landed, even if you're mid-callout.
Status assigned. Ready to sort.
New, Quoted, Scheduled, Closed. Move jobs through the funnel from your phone, between stops.
Address, photos, urgency captured.
Service address, what's wrong, photos if they uploaded them, and how soon they need someone. Everything you need before you dial back.
Today · 9:14 pm
DR
D. Reyes
Kitchen outlet sparked, burning smell
Address
4218 Maple Ave · 2.1 mi · ZIP 85718
Urgency
Today if possible
Hi! Plugged in the toaster and the outlet sparked. Now there's a faint burning smell behind the wall. I shut off the breaker, but I don't want to wait until morning.
Can you come tonight? Cash or card, whatever's easier. Two dogs in the house, friendly.
Auto-reply sent
Hi D., I got your quote request and I'll call you back inside 30 minutes. If it's an active fire risk, please call 911 first. — Marcos
New
Status assigned
Tag · emergency
Pricing
One free site, forever.
Free plan
1 free site. Forever. No card.
Everything above (the AI builder, your service site, click-to-call, the quote form, the leads list, the email notifications) is yours free, for one site, with no credit card on file. Need more sites or a custom domain? Plans start at $29/mo, when you're ready.
1 site, free forever
No credit card
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Honest answers
Questions you'd ask before you type a sentence.
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That's the point. Your site is built fast, tagged for local search, and your service area is published as real pages — so "plumber near me" or "emergency electrician in [your city]" can find you. We won't promise a #1 ranking on day one (nobody honest does), but you'll show up where a customer actually searches.
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Yes. The phone number lives in the hero, in the footer, and on every service page as a tap-to-call button. On a phone, it dials your cell direct. No middleware, no tracking number to set up.
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If you can text a customer, you can do this. Type one sentence about your trade and the site appears in front of you. If something's wrong, tell the AI "add a section about water heater installs" or "make the phone bigger" and it edits itself.
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Yes, all of it. License number and insurance badges go in the hero and footer where customers actually look. Real reviews from Google or Facebook can be dropped in (with attribution). Don't fake them — homeowners can tell, and we won't help you do it.
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Yes. List your cities, your service radius, and your travel-fee cutoff. The AI generates a clean coverage map and individual service-area pages for SEO. So a search for "handyman in [neighbor town]" lands them on a page that says you cover it.
Start
Be the name they save.
Type one sentence about your trade. We build the site. Google finds it. Quote requests reach your inbox. Your phone rings. You're on the way.