# Big Sky Site Pros > Contractor websites with the follow-up built in. One plan, Contractor Advanced, at $297 a month with no setup fee and no contract. Sites go live in 7 to 10 days. - Website: https://bigskysitepros.com/ - Email: info@bigskysitepros.com - Book a 20 minute demo call: https://bigskysitepros.com/go/ - Price: $297 a month. No setup fee. No contract. Cancel anytime. ## What the plan includes - A website, 10 to 20 pages: works on a phone, loads fast, every button sends the customer to the contractor. - A business phone number: rings the contractor's cell and keeps work calls and texts separate from personal ones. - One inbox for every message: texts, missed calls and website forms land in one place. - A text back to every new lead: a form submission gets a text back in seconds, and the contractor is alerted too. - Missed call text back: a caller who is not answered gets a text right away. - More Google reviews: when a job is done the contractor adds the customer to a review list, and reminders go out until the review is left. Every customer is asked. Reviews are never filtered. - Bring back past customers: one button sends past customers a deal and asks for a referral. - Show up on Google: every page is set up so Google knows what the contractor does and where. ## Printing - Business cards and branded QR review cards. A customer scans the card and lands on the contractor's Google review page. Printing is priced separately and is not part of the $297 plan. ## Not included - Paid ads, off-page backlinks and press releases are not part of the $297 plan. ## How it works 1. Demo call, 20 minutes. 2. Build, 7 to 10 days, after a short onboarding form. 3. Launch call, 25 minutes. ## Sites we have built - Blue Collar Heating & Air (HVAC, Clinton, Montana): https://bchvacllc.com - Cross The Line Excavation (Monrovia, Indiana): https://crossthelineexcavation.com - 4M Land Improvement (excavation, Stevensville, Montana): https://www.4mlandimprovement.com - Two Peaks Fleet Services (fleet maintenance, Colorado Springs, Colorado): https://www.twopeaksfleet.com ## Results on the page - Big Sky Site Pros has worked with more than 100 businesses. - Industry statistic quoted on the page (not our result): 97% of consumers read reviews for local businesses, and 47% will not use a business with fewer than 20 reviews (BrightLocal Local Consumer Review Survey 2026). - A hauling company went from 2 to 46 Google reviews in 4 months and received 25 organic Google calls in that window. ## Websites by trade - [Websites for excavation contractors](https://bigskysitepros.com/contractor-websites/excavation.html): Websites for excavation contractors: a page for every service and town, missed call text back and Google reviews. $297 a month, no setup fee, no contract. - [Websites for HVAC contractors](https://bigskysitepros.com/contractor-websites/hvac.html): Websites for HVAC contractors: a page for every service and town, missed call text back, tune-up campaigns and Google reviews. $297 a month, no contract. - [Websites for landscaping companies](https://bigskysitepros.com/contractor-websites/landscaping.html): Websites for landscaping and lawn care companies: a page for every service and season, quote requests answered by text, and reviews. $297 a month. ## Blog - [Do you need more leads, or are you losing the ones you get?](https://bigskysitepros.com/blog/more-leads-or-losing-the-ones-you-get.html): Before a contractor pays for more leads, there is a number worth knowing: how many calls and form requests went unanswered last month. - [How do I check if Google can find my website?](https://bigskysitepros.com/blog/how-to-check-if-google-can-find-your-website.html): A free, step by step way to see which of your pages Google has saved, what the skipped-page reasons mean, and how to ask Google to look again. - [How do I get my business to show up in ChatGPT and Google AI answers?](https://bigskysitepros.com/blog/how-to-show-up-in-chatgpt-and-ai-answers.html): What a small business can do to be found by ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google's AI answers: let the crawlers in, state your facts plainly and answer real questions. - [What should the page titles on my website say?](https://bigskysitepros.com/blog/what-should-a-page-title-say.html): How to write page titles that get clicks on Google: the service, the town and your business name in about 60 characters, with real before and after examples. - [How much does a contractor website cost in 2026?](https://bigskysitepros.com/blog/contractor-website-cost.html): What contractors pay for a website in 2026: DIY builders, freelancers, agencies and monthly plans, with price ranges and what each price leaves out. - [What pages should a contractor website have?](https://bigskysitepros.com/blog/what-pages-should-a-contractor-website-have.html): The pages a contractor website needs, in order of how much they matter, and why most good ones end up with 10 to 20 pages. - [Why your contractor website gets no calls](https://bigskysitepros.com/blog/why-your-contractor-website-gets-no-calls.html): Four reasons a contractor website gets no calls, with numbers from real sites we checked in Google Search Console, and what to check on yours this week. - [What is missed call text back, and is it worth it for a contractor?](https://bigskysitepros.com/blog/missed-call-text-back-for-contractors.html): How missed call text back works for contractors, who it helps most, what it will not do, and what to ask before you pay for it. - [How to get more Google reviews as a contractor](https://bigskysitepros.com/blog/how-to-get-more-google-reviews-as-a-contractor.html): A simple way for contractors to get more Google reviews: ask every customer by text, send reminders, reply to all of them and never filter who you ask. ## Other pages - [Privacy Policy](https://bigskysitepros.com/privacy.html) - [Terms of Service](https://bigskysitepros.com/terms.html)