Follow your new website's progress without sending a single email
From the day we start you get a private page with your project's progress: what's done, what we're working on, what's left and how each thing looked before. This demo uses a made-up project.
Demo with a fictional project. The cabinet shop, the dates and the tasks are made up. Every client gets their own private page with the tasks from their proposal.
Your project · private page
7 of 11 tasks done
Walnut Grove Cabinetry · new website and Business Profile
- Started
- Sep 7, 2026
- Signed deadline
- Oct 26, 2026
- Deadline paused
- Paused 7 days, Sep 22-29, while we waited for the workshop photos. Delivery moved from Oct 19 to Oct 26.
DoneInventory of the old websiteSep 9
Before
Nobody knew which pages of the old site got visits from Google.
After
A list of the 23 old addresses, each with the new page it will point to.
DoneGoogle Business ProfileSep 14
Before
Listed as “Furniture store”, with three photos and no services.
After
Category “Cabinet maker”, services filled in and the same hours as the website.
DoneHome pageSep 18
Before
A “Welcome” and a five-photo carousel that didn't say what you do.
After
What you do and where, on the first screen, with call and message buttons.
Sign-off received Sep 21.
DoneWorkshop and project photosOct 1
Before
Catalogue photos from a supplier, the same as other cabinet shops'.
After
Your own photos of the workshop and twelve projects, sized for phones.
The clock was paused Sep 22-29 while they arrived.
DoneCustom kitchen cabinets pageOct 5
Before
One line on the “Services” page.
After
Its own page with cabinet styles, how measuring works and photos of real jobs.
DoneBuilt-in closets pageOct 8
Before
No page: closets only appeared in the gallery.
After
Its own page with finishes, usual installation times and a form to send the measurements of the space.
DoneBathroom vanities pageOct 13
Before
A single photo in the gallery, no text.
After
Its own page with how an order works and photos of three finished bathrooms.
In progressSpeed on phones
Before
The old site took more than 7 seconds to show anything on a phone.
After
On the test version, the home page loads in under 2 seconds. The service pages are next.
In progressLeads counted by page
Before
There was no way to know which page each call or message came from.
After
Calls, messages and forms recorded with the page they came from, in testing.
To doEvery old address to its new page
Before
When the new site launched, the 23 old addresses would show an error.
After
Each one will point to its new page. They're checked one by one on launch day.
To doLaunch and final review
Before
New site on a test version, password-protected and hidden from Google.
After
Website live on your domain and the proposal checked off line by line, with the link or screenshot for each item.
Project updates
- Sep 7Proposal accepted. We start today and delivery is Oct 19. We asked in one message for the logins and the workshop photos.
- Sep 9Domain and Google listing logins received. Inventory of the old site finished.
- Sep 18Home page ready on the test version. We asked for your sign-off.
- Sep 21Home page sign-off received. Moving on to the service pages.
- Sep 22The service pages need the workshop photos. Clock paused from today: delivery will move by as many days as the wait lasts.
- Sep 29Photos received. The clock is running again and the new delivery date is Oct 26 (7 days of pause).
- Oct 13Kitchen, closet and vanity pages finished, each with its before and after.
- Oct 15Started on phone speed and on counting leads by page.
Why every project comes with one of these pages
If you've ever ordered a website, you may know the feeling: you pay before anything starts, weeks go by and you don't know if anyone is working on it. To find out, you have to write and wait for an answer.
More detail
With this page there's no need to ask. You see the percentage done, every task in your proposal with its status and, once it's finished, how it was before and how it is now. Deadline pauses and new dates are recorded too, with the notice we sent you, so you always know when delivery is due and why.
It goes with the way we get paid: you pay nothing until everything is live, and meanwhile you can see at any moment how much is left. On monthly plans (SEO, Google Ads, social media) the same page shows each month's work and the next step. You get access the day we start, after the free audit and once you accept the proposal.
Questions about the tracking page
When do I get access to my tracking page?
On the day work starts, once you've accepted the proposal. That same day we send one message listing everything we need from you.
How often is the tracking page updated?
Whenever a task changes status or the clock stops or restarts. When something depends on you, we also email you, so you don't have to keep checking.
Can anyone else see my tracking page?
Only people you share the link with. It's hidden from Google, and you can pass it to your business partner or your accountant if you like.
Why would my tracking page show the clock as paused?
Because we're waiting on something from you to continue: a login, photos, copy or your approval. The delivery date moves by exactly the days the wait lasts, and we tell you when it stops and restarts.
You'd get a page like this on the first day of your project.
Ask for the audit: if the proposal suits you, we start and your tracking page goes live the same day.
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