Sales kit

What is a ServiceTitan-ready website?

A ServiceTitan-ready website is a contractor website whose pages, forms, CTAs, campaign pages, offer pages, booking fallback, and proof reports map back to how the shop actually runs in ServiceTitan.

Ready-to-use assets
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personas
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proof assets
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audit checks
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pilot steps
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objections

What it maps

  • - Service and city pages to job types, business units, zones, campaigns, memberships, and pricebook services.
  • - Forms and booking requests to source paths, UTMs, Titan Map bindings, urgency, preferred time, and manual handoff context.
  • - Offers and membership pages to pricebook or membership intent without writing to ServiceTitan.
  • - Proof reports to leads, booked jobs, demo revenue, drift findings, and launch readiness.

What customers get

  • - A rebuilt or refreshed website that supports dispatch, marketing, and operations.
  • - A manual Titan Map that becomes the operating bridge between the website and ServiceTitan.
  • - Campaign and service pages that can be reviewed before API access exists.
  • - A launch packet, drift report, booking handoff, and outcome proof view.

What we do not claim

  • - No ServiceTitan marketplace approval is claimed.
  • - No ServiceTitan credentials, tokens, or live API calls are used in this offline demo.
  • - No pricebook writes, invoice/payment matching, or automated booking sync is promised before approved access.

Buyer personas

Owner

Pain: The website does not reflect what the shop actually wants to sell or where it can serve profitably.

Pitch: PageToJob gives the owner a website and launch packet grounded in the operating model, not generic SEO pages.

Demo websiteLaunch packetPilot packages
Would a fixed-scope 60-day pilot be worth it if the site and proof packet are useful without API access?

Marketing manager

Pain: Campaign pages and UTMs do not line up cleanly with ServiceTitan jobs, revenue, memberships, or offers.

Pitch: PageToJob produces campaign pages, UTM/source plans, and manual revenue proof that can later upgrade to API-backed attribution.

Campaign page plansOutcome reportPricebook offer planner
Which campaigns or seasonal offers should be mapped first?

Operations manager

Pain: The site creates demand for inactive services, wrong zones, unavailable capacity, or unreviewed booking paths.

Pitch: PageToJob turns operational review into the Titan Map, drift report, capacity rules, and booking handoff guardrails.

Titan Map workbenchDrift reportConnection readiness
Who can review job types, zones, capacity rules, and booking path before launch?

Objection handlers

Is this a live ServiceTitan integration?

Keeps the buyer conversation honest by positioning the current product as manual ServiceTitan-ready work, not approved live API sync.

Does this replace Scheduling Pro?

Clarifies that PageToJob supports the public website layer and fallback path around Scheduling Pro rather than replacing ServiceTitan scheduling.

Why buy before API access?

Frames Launch, Growth, Operations Monitor, Titan Map, drift review, and launch proof as useful before automation exists.

What becomes automated later?

Separates future read-only imports, sync queues, webhooks, and outcome matching from the sell-now manual scope.

Audit checklist

Website pages match active services and zones

Prevents the site from promoting inactive job types, paused zones, or stale offers.

Booking path is explicit

Clarifies when to use Scheduling Pro, request appointment fallback, or phone-first CTAs.

Campaign pages carry source and UTM plans

Keeps paid search and offer pages ready for revenue proof later.

Offers map to pricebook services or memberships

Aligns public offer copy with what the contractor actually sells and renews.

API-gated claims are separated from manual deliverables

Keeps the sales process honest before app approval, scopes, and customer authorization exist.

Pilot close path

  1. 1. Run the readiness audit with the buyer.
  2. 2. Pick the first three mapped pages or campaigns.
  3. 3. Confirm the booking path and no-API fallback workflow.
  4. 4. Review the pilot package and minimum term.
  5. 5. Collect ServiceTitan admin, modules, zones, campaigns, memberships, and pricebook inputs.
  6. 6. Launch the website/demo and review proof after 30 days.

Proof asset index

Demo tenant with fake ServiceTitan data

Show the customer-facing website output.

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Mapped service pagesBooking fallbackService-area and offer positioning

Multi-trade demo scenarios

Show HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and garage door examples without requiring ServiceTitan API access or customer data.

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Trade-specific pagesCapacity rulesDemo revenueNo-API boundaries

Readiness audit checklist

Qualify the account and determine whether Launch, Growth, or Revenue Layer fits.

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Audit scorePackage recommendationLocal-only export

Manual Titan Map audit packet

Run repeatable real-world audits with evidence capture, artifact logs, drift finding templates, scoring sections, and signoff gates.

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Audit sectionsArtifact logFinding templatesCustomer signoff

Buyer pilot flow

Show the step-by-step buyer path from audit to demo, package selection, proposal, intake, access checklist, and launch proof.

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Buyer sequenceDecision gatesBuyer lanesNo-API guardrails

Printable one-page buyer handout

Give a focused print/save-PDF handout with buyer promise, sell-now packages, pilot steps, and no-API claim boundaries.

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Buyer promiseSell-now packagesPilot stepsClaim boundaries

Customer intake packet

Show the onboarding questions, artifact requests, redaction rules, signoff gates, and no-API operating rules.

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Onboarding questionsArtifact requestsRedaction rulesSignoff gates

ServiceTitan access checklist

Show the admin contacts, module checks, manual artifacts, no-credential boundaries, and future authorization gates needed before API work.

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Admin contactModule inventoryManual artifactsAccess boundaries

Customer handoff packet

Show the full onboarding sequence from accepted pilot through intake, access prep, security review, audit, implementation, support, launch, and 30-day review.

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Handoff artifactsDelivery milestonesRisk controlsSignoff checklist

Sample Titan Map

Show how pages, CTAs, campaigns, zones, memberships, and pricebook services are mapped.

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Coverage scorePage bindingsCapacity rules

Manual taxonomy importer

Show how customer-supplied CSV exports become reviewed Titan Map candidates without API access.

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CSV parserImport warningsReviewed JSON handoffNo-API guardrails

Sample drift report

Show the monthly operations review deliverable.

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FindingsOwnersDue datesRecommended fixes

Monthly review script

Show the repeatable 30-minute customer conversation tying drift findings, booked-job proof, owner actions, next work, and API-gated roadmap decisions together.

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Meeting agendaDecision promptsOwner actionsProof labels

Sample launch packet

Show customer-facing launch proof.

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CoverageBooking pathDrift baselineAPI boundary

API and partner readiness pack

Show the security, data, support, and approval work required before selling automation.

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Data boundariesSupport runbooksGated claimsDisclaimer language

Architecture blueprint

Show the planned private tables, module boundaries, future route gates, SiteConfig rules, and lead-flow invariants without claiming live infrastructure.

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Data model blueprintCode module boundariesRoute gatesLead-flow invariants

Tenant feature flags

Show which capabilities are manual-now, manual-review, database-gated, API-gated, or partner-gated for safe tenant rollout.

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Feature matrixRollout stagesKill switchesGovernance rules

Sandbox validation protocol

Show the token, import, sync, webhook, outcome, disconnect, and rate-limit tests required before API-backed claims are allowed.

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Test casesEvidence rulesActivation gatesBlocked claims

Security, privacy, and consent packet

Show customer-safe policy language for credentials, retention, deletion, consent, and API-gated claims.

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No-credential modeData rulesConsent artifactsReview gates

Partner application packet

Show listing copy, scope justification, security answers, support model, and sandbox evidence gates for partner review.

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Listing draftScope justificationSecurity answersSandbox gates

Operator sync queue

Show queued, retrying, blocked, and manually completed handoff states before API automation exists.

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Idempotency keysRetry statusLast errorsOperator next actions

Implementation playbook and data policy

Show the delivery phases, evidence gates, support promises, and retention rules behind the manual product.

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Delivery phasesData retentionDeletion triggersSupport promises

Support center and incident runbooks

Show how PageToJob handles failed handoffs, disconnects, drift conflicts, booking outages, privacy requests, and revenue disputes.

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Incident runbooksEscalation matrixSafe customer languageAPI-gated support work

Customer validation tracker

Show the 10 interview and 5 manual audit plan needed before scaling the product.

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Interview targetsAudit targetsDecision gatesEvidence guardrails

ServiceTitan-ready pricing

Show fixed pilot pricing, minimum terms, package boundaries, and API-gated automation guardrails.

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Launch priceGrowth priceOperations Monitor termsRevenue Layer gate

Sales objections and call script

Show the discovery questions, proof sequence, objection responses, close path, and claim boundaries for selling the manual pilot.

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Call flowObjection responsesClose promptsDo-not-say boundaries

Pilot proposal packet

Show scope, commercial terms, customer responsibilities, exclusions, acceptance gates, and future API boundaries.

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Scope optionsCommercial termsExclusionsAcceptance gates

Sample campaign revenue page

Show booked-job and revenue proof without claiming live invoice/payment sync.

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LeadsBooked jobsDemo revenueAttribution eligibility

Required disclaimer language

  • - PageToJob is not affiliated with or endorsed by ServiceTitan.
  • - ServiceTitan is a trademark of its respective owner.
  • - ServiceTitan API features require customer authorization, eligible ServiceTitan products/modules, granted scopes, and approved app access.
  • - Scheduling Pro, Marketing Pro, and other ServiceTitan modules may be required for certain features.