A Website You Own.
Not a Rental.
Plenty of agencies will build you a site and keep it hostage — their platform, their domain, their terms, and nothing to take with you when you leave. We build the site, you own the site. That is the clearest possible expression of what this company is for.
Packages from $500/mo. The website we build is yours to keep.
A contractor website should load fast, state the service and service area immediately, carry individual pages for each service and city, show real proof, and make calling or booking effortless. It should run on a domain you own so the asset stays with your business.
Own It or Rent It
What You Keep
When You Stop Paying.
This is the only question that matters when comparing marketing channels. Everything on the left is an asset that stays with your business. Everything on the right disappears with your next invoice.
✓ You Own This
- ✓ Your domain and every page on it
- ✓ Service and location pages that rank
- ✓ Lead forms feeding a CRM you can see
- ✓ Content and photography you can take anywhere
✗ You Rent This
- ✗ Builder platforms that hold the site hostage
- ✗ Agency sites you lose access to when you cancel
- ✗ Marketplace profiles that are not really yours
Build the channels you keep.
We build and run owned marketing for home-service contractors starting at $500/mo. From the Black tier up, the custom website is free — and it is yours, whether you stay with us or not.
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Questions
Frequently Asked
Do I own the website Contractor Bear builds? +
Yes. The site, the domain, and the content are yours. That is the core of how we work — we build owned channels, not rentals. If you leave, you keep the website and everything on it.
What does a contractor website cost? +
Custom contractor sites commonly run $3,000–$15,000 upfront elsewhere. With us the custom website is included free from the Black tier ($1,500/mo) upward, with $49/mo hosting once it is live.
Why do most contractor websites fail to generate leads? +
Usually three reasons: there is one generic services page instead of a page per service and city, so Google has nothing specific to rank; the site is slow on mobile; and the calls to action are buried. Fixing structure and speed usually moves the needle before anything else.
Stop renting your lead flow.
Contractor Bear builds the channels you own — a website on your domain, a Google Business Profile you control, and rankings that keep working between invoices. From $500/mo, and you keep the site either way.