A beige split hero with an email form beside a drawn office screen and crew phone, alternating drawn app screens, a deep rounded pricing band, FAQ pills and a round-portrait support team
A beige split hero with an email form beside drawn office and crew screens, for all-in-one operations apps sold on a free trial to small businesses that run crews, visits or bookings.
Switch devices, scroll the full page, or open the live demo. This is the exact layout, photos and sample text a new page starts with.
The headings are the demo's own sample text. Your brief, or the AI copy pass, replaces them; the structure stays.
Every job, crew and invoice in one place.
Everything a busy trade business needs
The office, the van and the invoice finally agree
Start your 30-day free trial.
Simple pricing that grows with your crew.
Meet the people on the phone
Set up the way your trade works
Start your 30-day free trial.
Owners of trade and service businesses buy software reluctantly. They want to see that the office screen and the crew’s phone agree, that it does not need a technical team, and that someone answers when something goes wrong. Trade Operations Suite has a beige split hero with an email form beside a drawn office screen and crew phone, alternating drawn app screens, a deep rounded pricing band and a support team in round portraits.
It suits field service and trades software, cleaning and landscaping job management, salon or clinic scheduling and other all-in-one operations apps sold on a free trial.
The hero says “Every job, crew and invoice in one place” with an email field beside drawn screens for the office and the van. In your pocket summarises what the app takes off the owner’s evenings. Main features alternates drawn screens with short explanations, all under the idea that office, van and invoice finally agree.
A free trial band repeats the offer with the number of businesses using the app. Pricing shows plans by crew size with no per-job charges. A customer story from a real trade business describes the before and after, and questions handles whether crews need to be good with phones.
Support team introduces the people on the phone, many of whom ran vans themselves. Built for your trade shows how the product is set up for each trade, and the page ends with no long-term contracts and the trial buttons.
Repeating the trial offer three times might look excessive on a different page. Here it matches how owners read: in short bursts between jobs, often on a phone, ready to act as soon as they see something they recognise.
Four schemes are included: Petrol, Cobalt, Rust and Charcoal. Headings can be Archivo, Bricolage Grotesque or Lexend. Fifteen images are used, including support team portraits; photos of real customers and your own support staff work best.
Drawn screens, plans and trade cards are editable. Select the trades section and ask the AI to rewrite it for your industries.
Starting from the template costs no credits. For about 20 credits, the AI writes your copy into the design. Include who the product is for, what the office and crew apps do, core features, pricing by team size, a customer story, support details, industry-specific setups and trial terms.
Owners of trade and service businesses buy software to stop doing admin in the evenings, so this template shows the office screen and the crew phone side by side. Draw both from one realistic day: jobs scheduled, a crew member marking a job complete on site, a photo attached and an invoice sent before the van leaves. Use real trade names and job types your customers would recognise.
The numbers band should state figures from product data, such as jobs booked last month and hours of admin saved per week, with how the second one is measured. The alternating app screens each need a short caption about one task. Decide which trades you name in the copy, and make sure the product supports their specific needs, like certificates for electricians or recurring visits for cleaners.
Pricing for small businesses has to be simple: price per plan, users included, what is charged per extra user, and whether there are per-job fees. State the trial length and whether it needs a card. The FAQ should cover moving from spreadsheets or another app, offline use on site, and payment processing fees. The support team section uses round portraits, so photograph the people who answer calls and chats, with their hours. Fifteen photographs are used in total.
List the accounting packages you sync invoices with. For most trade owners, whether jobs flow straight into their bookkeeping is the question that decides the trial.
A salon or clinic booking suite can replace crews with staff calendars and show online booking, reminders and deposits. Small-fleet and delivery tools usually draw a route with stops and proof of delivery. Property maintenance apps can show a request from a tenant becoming a job for a contractor. An all-in-one back office can combine scheduling, invoicing and payroll in the alternating screens.
Trade Operations Suite sells software to trades. A tradesperson selling their own services should use Trade Shopfront. Project finance software fits Project Finance Dashboard, website builders for small businesses Website Builder Studio, and managed IT services IT Solutions.
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Starting from the theme costs no credits. Or describe the offer and the AI draws a new page in this style, usually in about two minutes.
