Find the gap. Fix it. Prove it.

Craftara reads your whole business, fixes the one thing costing you work, and shows you every new customer it brings in. Then it finds the next gap.

Step 1 of 3
We find the gap
Craftara looks at your whole business online, from your phone line to your reviews, and finds the one thing costing you the most work.
We check how fast your calls get answered, what your reviews say and how you reply, whether your Google and Yelp listings are right, how your website works on a phone, and where your ads send people. Then we rank what we find by how many jobs each one is likely costing you, and start with the biggest.
Step 2 of 3
We fix it for you
Website, listings, reviews, calls, follow-up, booking. We handle the fix. You don't log in to anything.
The fix depends on the gap. It might be answering after-hours calls, asking happy customers for reviews, correcting your hours and photos, or making your site take a booking. You don't learn new software or run a new tool. If something needs your OK, we ask.
Step 3 of 3
We show you the result
Every new lead traced to where it came from. Your rating tracked every day. New customers counted week over week, in one plain view.
You see what changed and what it brought in: new leads and where they came from, your rating over time, and jobs booked compared with the week before. Then we find the next gap, and do it again.

What changes when it's handled

Every call answered
After-hours calls will get a reply and a booking, not a voicemail.
A rating people trust
Happy customers will get asked for a review. Every review will get a reply.
Found on Google
Your hours, photos and details will stay right on Google and Yelp.
A website that books
Your site will load fast on a phone and take the booking.
Ads you can trace
Every ad dollar will be tied to the jobs it brought in.
Your evenings back
No dashboards to check, no apps to learn. You'll get a plain weekly summary.

If your customers find you online, then call or book, it fits.

Early members won't pay for setup, software or promises. The plan: you pay once new customers walk in, and you see exactly where each one came from.